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Canada A New Tax Haven How The Country That Shaped Caribbean Tax Havens Is Becoming One Itself Alain Deneault Catherine Browne

Name: Canada A New Tax Haven How The Country That Shaped Caribbean Tax Havens Is Becoming One Itself Alain Deneault Catherine Browne
SKU: BELL-11125684
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Canada A New Tax Haven How The Country That Shaped Caribbean Tax Havens Is Becoming One Itself Alain Deneault Catherine Browne instant download after payment.

Publisher: Talonbooks

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.75 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Alain Deneault; Catherine Browne

ISBN: 9780889228375, 088922837X

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Canada A New Tax Haven How The Country That Shaped Caribbean Tax Havens Is Becoming One Itself Alain Deneault Catherine Browne by Alain Deneault; Catherine Browne 9780889228375, 088922837X instant download after payment.

Alain Deneault est l’auteur de Noir Canada, Offshore, Paradis sous terre et « Gouvernance ». Il enseigne la théorie critique à l’Université de Montréal et tient une chronique dans la revue Liberté. Il est chercheur au Réseau pour la justice fiscale. Aaron Barcant, Catherine Browne, Mathieu Denis, Normand Doutre, Chantal Gailloux, Gabriel Monette, Stéphane Plourde, Ghislaine Raymond, Pierre Roy, William Sacher, Alexandre Sheldon et Aline Tremblay du Réseau pour la justice fiscale ont prêté leur concours à la réalisation de cet ouvrage.