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    Super-rich evade on average nearly third of their due tax

    Chance of assets being hidden rises very sharply with wealth, finds economists’ study based on Panama Papers data
    by Rupert Neate Jun 01, 2017 1 minute
    Anti-corruption activists in Brussels highlight tax evasion after the Panama Papers revelations in 2016. Photograph: Yves Herman/Reuters

    The richest 0.01% of households, involving those with more than £31m assets, evade paying 30% of their taxes on average, according to based on data revealed in the and the leaks concerning the . Economists,

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