Tax havens, financial secrecy, and other murky business, with hosts Jonas Veland and Ingrid Hjertaker.<br /><br />Interviews and content in English, originally published in the Norwegian podcast "Pengeland", made available for an international audience. <br /><br />Production and music by Kristoffer Lislegaard for Tax Justice Norway.
TaxCast Norway (Pengeland in English)
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Tax havens, financial secrecy, and other murky business, with hosts Jonas Veland and Ingrid Hjertaker.<br /><br />Interviews and content in English, originally published in the Norwegian podcast "Pengeland", made available for an international audience. <br /><br />Production and music by Kristoffer Lislegaard for Tax Justice Norway.
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Recent Episodes
June 16, 2026
Is the informal sector a tax goldmine? w/ Vanessa van den Boogaard
In low-income countries, large parts of the economy are characterized by informality, and low tax coverage. Governments and international development partners have long viewed the informal sector as an untapped goldmine for boosting national tax revenues. However, recent research suggests that this revenue potential may be overestimated.<br /><br />In this episode, we talk to Vanessa van den Boogaard from the International Center for Tax and Development (ICTD). We discuss why measures to tax the informal sector often fail, and where it actually pays to direct these efforts instead.<br /><br /><b>Hosts:</b> Jonas Veland, Kaja Guttormsgaard<br /><b>Audio, video, and music:</b> Kristoffer Lislegaard
April 20, 2026
A New Start for Bangladesh? w/ Abdul Quddus
Two years ago, the regime in Bangladesh collapsed after 15 years of widespread corruption and authoritarian rule.<br />In the wake of the revolution, an expert committee conducted an in-depth analysis, revealing the mechanisms of corruption and abuse of power within the fallen regime. Based on these findings, the committee proposed constitutional amendments.<br /><br />In 2026, the first elections since the revolution were held. Will this be the year Bangladesh gets a fresh start?<br /><br />In this episode, we talk with South Asia expert Abdul Quddus from the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. He discusses the political landscape in Bangladesh, corruption, and the way forward following the world's first Gen Z-led revolution.<br /><br /><b>Hosts:</b> Jonas Veland, Kaja Guttormsgaard<br /><b>Audio, video, and music:</b> Kristoffer Lislegaard
December 15, 2025
Who Profits from Nature? w/ Mark Burnett
Many resource-rich countries lose critical revenue because these resources are not managed well enough. The extractive industries are characterized by extensive corruption risks and aggressive tax planning.<br /><br />In this episode we are joined by Mark Burnett, EITI's Regional Director for Europe. The EITI – or Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative – is an international organization working for greater transparency in the extractive industries. We discuss EITI's history, the international standard for transparency, and the value of broad collaboration between authorities, industry, and civil society in the countries where they operate.We also discuss Norway; while there is a tradition of high transparency regarding oil and gas extraction here, will we be able to maintain this standard as mining operations expand?
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