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2026-09-16 · USD estimated annual revenue loss

Profit shifting hides billions in tax gaps

Corporate tax losses from profit shifting — lower-bound estimates still huge.

Each square is the same size on this map — only color tells you which group you're in. This grid divides global corporate tax loss estimate (2026 snapshot) into colored bands — Profit shifting losses and Other evasion + gaps — using equal squares so you compare shares, not country size on a map.

1 cell = 500 million USD estimated annual revenue loss (0.1% of global corporate tax loss estimate) · 1,000 cells

Profit shifting hides billions in tax gaps. Corporate tax losses from profit shifting — lower-bound estimates still huge.

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The 2026 figures from EU Tax Observatory put Profit shifting losses at 60% of global corporate tax loss estimate and Other evasion + gaps at 40% — about $500 billion in this edition's rounding.

EU Tax Observatory / IMF corporate tax gap estimates, rounded.

  • EU Tax Observatory

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