G20: how global tax reform could transform Africa’s fortunes (Opinion)

by Kofi Annan

Global tax reform would seem an unlikely issue to excite and unite the world. Yet as public anger grows over the unconscionable scale of tax avoidance by multinational companies, such reform has become a low-hanging political fruit. Who could challenge the need?

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