DENMARK TO SPEND UP TO $1.8M FOR LEAKED PANAMA PAPERS DATA ON TAX EVADERS
Denmark will purchase spilled information from a Panamanian law office that helped clients open seaward organizations to abstain from paying assessments, the Scandinavian nation's tax collection clergyman said Wednesday. Karsten Lauritzen said Danish assessment powers had gotten a mysterious offer over the mid year to get information from the purported Panama Papers that could include up to 600 individuals who may have sidestepped charge in Denmark. The service said correspondence with the unknown source was made through encoded channels.