I can add something about this political problem. Funds that escape taxation are not just sitting on exotic islands far away, or in countries like Panama. These funds are being put to use and mixed with the proceeds of crime.
A French judge, Jean de Maillard, said that, these days, we no longer distinguish between legal and illegal economy, since they are mixed together. I am not going to quote all the UN, European Union or French criminologists I mentioned, but they would say that when we invest in Panama, it is money laundering, disguised as investment, at the same time as we are finding out here that the Colombian mafia are active and sending funds back to Panama.
We see that there is a sort of funnel between the two systems, and we will make it easier for criminals to launder money by creating all kinds of legal ways to disguise dirty money as clean money. It's a very serious political problem that goes above and beyond the simple tax evasion mentioned by Ms. Alepin, who I completely agree with.