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Paradise Papers: Nike and its system of tax avoidance
Shopping for a Tax Haven: How Nike and Apple Accelerated Their Tax Avoidance Strategies, according to the Paradise Papers – ITEP
Paradise Papers: Nike and its system of tax avoidance
Paradise Papers: How Nike stays ahead of tax man | Daily Mail Online
When Money Flies to Tax Havens… - Cartooning for Peace
Paradise Papers: Apple and Nike in secret moves to avoid multibillion tax bill | News | The Times
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Tax Avoidance By The Numbers: The Paradise Papers [2022 UPDATE]
Swoosh owner Nike Stays Ahead Of The Regulators - ICIJ
Nike Inc. (NYSE: NKE) shareholders ask the company to reconsider tax avoidance strategies after Paradise Papers - Portland Business Journal
2014 June | Citizens for Tax Justice - Working for a fair and sustainable tax system
Nike shifted billions in profits from Europe to tax-free Bermuda, Paradise Papers leak shows | CBC News
When Money Flies to Tax Havens… - Cartooning for Peace
Revealed: how Nike stays one step ahead of the taxman | Nike | The Guardian
Nike fails to stop EU probe on billions in alleged tax dodging - ICIJ
Tax Avoidance: Nike “Just Did It” Again, Moving $1.5 Billion Offshore Last Year – ITEP
Nike fails to stop EU probe on billions in alleged tax dodging - ICIJ
Swoosh owner Nike Stays Ahead Of The Regulators - ICIJ
How Nike slashes its tax bill between the Netherlands and Bermuda – The Irish Times
Nike Knocked by Unions for Tax Havens Exposed in Paradise Papers - Bloomberg
Nike Knocked by Unions for Tax Havens Exposed in Paradise Papers | IndustryWeek
Nike shifted billions in profits from Europe to tax-free Bermuda, Paradise Papers leak shows | CBC News
Revealed: how Nike stays one step ahead of the taxman | Nike | The Guardian
Paradise Papers: Nike and its system of tax avoidance
If Apple, Nike, and 365 other Fortune 500 companies repatriated their offshore riches, they'd have to pay $718 billion in US taxes — Quartz
