Tax Me If You Can

The documentary highlights the intricate systems that allow for tax evasion and the complicity of political entities. It examines how corporations like Société Générale, HSBC, McDonald's, Ikea, and Google exploit loopholes to hide wealth, leaving ordinary citizens to bear the burden of austerity.

Filmed across key financial centers such as Paris, Geneva, Washington, and Luxembourg, the narrative uncovers the networks that facilitate these evasive practices. By dissecting the mechanisms of tax fraud, the film raises critical questions about economic inequality and accountability in modern capitalism.