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A Paradise of Tax Revelations

This presentation reveals the hidden world of offshore tax havens.

Created byArthur Cockfield
IntermediateUpdated Aug 26, 2020

About This Course

Ripped from the Panama Papers headlines, the presentation on ‘A Paradise of Tax Revelatons’ reveals the hidden world of offshore tax havens, a world awash in narco-terrorists, sex traffickers, Russian oligarchs, money launderers and multi-billionaires. The talk explains how the $30 trillion hidden in tax havens allows the wealthy and powerful to rig the financial system in their favor—at the expense of ordinary citizens around the world. The talk also reviews the laws and policies in Canada and elsewhere that are trying to inhibit this process. Arthur Cockfield is uniquely qualified to give this presentation: he is a tax lawyer and law professor who was hired to sift through the Panama Papers and other tax haven data leaks and is one of the world’s leading authorities on offshore tax evasion and global financial crimes.

Course Content

1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 1h 16m

  • videocamA Paradise of Tax Revelations
    Duration 76:58
  • quizKnowledge Check

Your Instructor

Arthur Cockfield

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Arthur Cockfield, HBA (Western University Ivey School of Business), LL.B (Queen’s University), JSM and JSD (Stanford University), is a Professor at Queen’s University Faculty of Law where he was appointed as a Queen’s National Scholar. Prior to joining Queen’s, he worked as a lawyer at Goodmans LLP in Toronto. He has also taught at US law schools and was the Fulbright Visiting Chair in Policies Studies at the University of Texas in Austin. His tax publications have appeared in journals that include Minnesota Law Review, Queen’s Law Journal, Yale Journal of Law and Technology, Stanford Technology Law Review, University of British Columbia Law Review, Connecticut Law Review, Tulane Law Review, Georgia Law Review, Stanford Journal of International Law, Canadian Tax Journal, Virginia Tax Review, Columbia Tax Law Journal, Tax Notes International, Tax Notes, State Tax Notes, Bulletin for International Taxation, and the World Tax Journal. Professor Cockfield has served as a legal and policy consultant to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the United Nations, the World Bank, the Department of Justice, the Department of Finance, the Advisory Panel on Canada’s System of International Taxation, the National Judicial Institute, the Office of the Auditor General of Canada and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner. He has also testified before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance on multiple occasions. He is a member of the Law Society of Ontario.

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What Students Are Saying

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58 reviews
  • BS
    Brian S.
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    Only suggest would be to improve the sound as it it had somewhat of an echo and tunnel sound.

  • RW
    Robert W.
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    very interesting

  • DS
    David S.
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    Very insightful!

  • DD
    Dale D.
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    Very good delivery of information, frightening to think about being an individual with not enough worth to participate in these havens.

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