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Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the consequences of tax avoidance and the exit of currencies to tax havens, which cause serious damage to the economy of the state, and consequently, to citizens who are affected by the lack of public works. The lack of a tax culture and the pettiness of the human being, are the radical factors that fluctuate at the expense of tax revenues. It is intended to provide solutions to this serious damage to the fiscal fund.
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