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I’m an economist based in Prague. I’m Head of Research at the Tax Justice Network, Assistant Professor at the Centre for Public Finance, Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University, and a Research Fellow at the International Tax Observatory. My research looks at how multinational corporations and wealthy individuals use tax havens and financial secrecy, and what governments can do about it. I work mainly with administrative microdata: country-by-country reports, corporate tax returns and customs records. To make this kind of work easier, I founded the Admin Data for Tax Justice initiative, a network of researchers and tax administrations across Europe and Africa. I teach public economics, public choice and principles of economics at Charles University.

Miroslav Palanský is an economist based in Prague. He is Head of Research at the Tax Justice Network and Assistant Professor at the Centre for Public Finance, Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University. He studies tax havens, corporate profit shifting, financial secrecy and illicit financial flows, mostly using administrative tax data, to help governments curb tax abuse.

Miroslav Palanský is an economist based in Prague. He is Head of Research at the Tax Justice Network, Assistant Professor at the Centre for Public Finance, Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University, and a Research Fellow at the International Tax Observatory. His research looks at how multinational corporations and wealthy individuals use tax havens and financial secrecy, and what governments can do about it. He works mainly with administrative microdata: country-by-country reports, corporate tax returns and customs records. To make this kind of work easier, he founded the Admin Data for Tax Justice initiative, a network of researchers and tax administrations across Europe and Africa. He teaches public economics, public choice and principles of economics at Charles University.