Workforce increased 39,000 in April driven by the steep rise in...
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READ MORETax havens may actually be good for the global economy
The recently released Paradise Papers have again turned the media spotlight on small tax havens.
The only difference from last year's Panama Papers is that the contracts leaked to the public are from a respectable law firm in Bermuda (Appleby), and not from a suspicious and less-known firm in Panama (Mossack Fonseca).
Read the full article on ABC Online.
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