Location and the Relationship Between Tax Haven Use and Corporate Reputation
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Location and the Relationship Between Tax Haven Use and Corporate Reputation
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This podcast episode explores the "dark side" of international business, revealing how a company’s choice of tax haven can either be seen as a savvy growth strategy or a major reputational disaster. We dive into why stakeholders are much more forgiving of big-name hubs like Ireland but quickly turn suspicious when firms set up shop in tiny, secretive "dot" islands. Finally, we’ll see how a country’s own "bad reputation" for corruption or tax dodging can rub off on the companies operating there, making it harder than ever for global giants to hide their financial footprints.
Citation: Nardella, G., Jones, C., Brammer, S. & Temouri, Y. (2026). In a ‘bad’ place? Location and the relationship between tax haven use and corporate reputation. Journal of International Business Studies. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41267-026-00855-w