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New auditing rules are curbing international money moves, study suggests

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Briefings

A recent study indicates that expanded financial audit reporting is influencing multinational corporations to reduce international tax avoidance. The research highlights a correlation between more rigorous audit requirements and decreased cross-border money shifting, though the study does not confirm causality or quantify the exact reduction in tax evasion.

Key points

• A new study suggests that expanded financial audit reporting is influencing multinational corporations to reduce international tax avoidance.
• The research highlights a correlation between more rigorous audit requirements and decreased cross-border money shifting, though the study does not confirm causality.

Context and limitations

The study does not confirm causality or quantify the exact reduction in tax evasion. Coverage is limited to the specific impact of audit reporting on international money moves, and the study does not include data on specific countries or time periods.

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