Panama papers: don't demonise those who help others legally avoid tax

In the wake of the Panama Papers leaks, tax avoidance should be made illegal and then CEOs and companies can be legitimately prosecuted As the revelations in the Panama papers continue to make ever greater waves across the world, we must ask how those bankers, accountants and lawyers who help rich people and large corporations avoid taxes can live with themselves. The best clue is found in an email sent by one Mossack Fonseca employee: "Is there any kind of indemnity that stop[s] us as employees...