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Recently, 11,9 million financial records known as the Pandora Papers were leaked, revealing the offshore financial assets of many internationally well-known persons. Louis Botha, Senior Associate in our Tax & Exchange Control Practice delves into the matter, whilst providing a South African context.

12 Nov 2021 14:16 Minutes Radio interview
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Recently, 11,9 million financial records known as the Pandora Papers were leaked, revealing the offshore financial assets of many internationally well-known persons. Louis Botha, Senior Associate in our Tax & Exchange Control Practice delves into the matter, whilst providing a South African context.

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