cross-border tax evasion
Cross-border tax evasion refers to the illegal act of deliberately avoiding or evading the payment of taxes by individuals or businesses in one country through the use of legal loopholes, offshore accounts, or other means, by taking advantage of differences in tax laws between countries.
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