This episode uncovers how tax havens allow corporations and the ultra-rich to legally avoid paying taxes by shifting profits offshore, hiding assets behind shell companies, and exploiting secrecy laws. It explains how multinational companies route earnings through countries with low or zero taxes, shrinking public revenues while boosting private profits.

The episode also highlights the role of facilitators—banks, law firms, and accountants—who design and maintain these offshore systems, making tax avoidance an organized global industry. It exposes how trillions of dollars are shielded from taxation, deepening inequality and depriving governments of funds needed for healthcare, education, and infrastructure.

Finally, the episode argues that tax havens persist not by accident, but because they serve the interests of powerful elites. Until the world demands real transparency and coordination, the offshore economy will continue to drain resources from society while enriching those at the top.