Now that´s a name and shame: put all the tax records of a country online to show how much people earned and how much tax they had or hadn´t paid. Funnily enough, they took it down soon afterwards.
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[…] Tom wrote an interesting post today on All Italian tax records online, brieflyHere´s a quick excerptNow that´sa name and shame: put all the tax records of a country online to show how much people earned and how much tax they had or hadn´t paid. Funnily enough, they took it down soon afterwards. […]