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Release date
November 2021
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Region
Latin America and the Caribbean
Survey time period
2020
Special properties
the higher the score, the more a country enables financial secrecy
Supplementary notes
Financial secrecy scores are evaluated across 20 indicators, each composed of several sub-indicators that look at the presence or absence of specific laws and policies, as well as specific combinations of laws and policies, that enable financial secrecy. The more a country’s laws and policies program a country’s tax and financial systems to facilitate the hiding of private finances, the higher a financial secrecy score the country gets.
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