panama papers and paradise papers have been released by süddeutsche zeitung.
panama papers and paradise papers have been released by süddeutsche zeitung.
panama papers and paradise papers have been released by which organisation?
süddeutsche zeitung
section::::see also.









































bullet::::- paradise papers









































bullet::::- bahamas leaks









































bullet::::- swiss leaks









































bullet::::- mauritius leaks









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- a manifest by panama papers leaker









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of international consortium of investigative journalists (us)









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of "süddeutsche zeitung" (germany)









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of "the guardian" (united kingdom)









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of "financial times" (united kingdom)









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of "le monde" (france)









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of "sveriges television" (sweden)









































bullet::::- portal of the african network of centers for investigative reporting (ancir) (africa)









































bullet::::- panama papers portal of "inkyfada" (tunisia)
panama papers
in the united kingdom, the public reaction to the paradise papers has been relatively muted compared to similar leaks in the past, such as the panama papers. possible reasons include the absence of overt illegality in the information; most media sources are careful to point out that the schemes in the paradise papers are generally lawful. a statement on behalf of queen elizabeth confirmed that the royal estate paid full uk tax on her offshore investments. other public comments by notable popular public figures who appeared in the papers may also play a part; bono stated "i've been assured by those running the company that it is fully tax compliant, but if that is not the case, i want to know as much as the tax office does, and so i also welcome the audit they have said they will undertake." jack peat has suggested that much of the media has ignored the story of the paradise papers because those media organisations are owned by individuals implicated in the papers, such as "daily telegraph" owners david and frederick barclay, "daily mail" owner jonathan harmsworth, and "the sun" and "the times" owner rupert murdoch.
paradise papers