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  • Asset Protection
  • Japanese Investors Keen On Caribbean-Based Hedge Funds
  • Officials hit offshore bank with cease-trade order
  • German Tax Amnesty Faces Legal Challenge
  • Wealthy renew interest in Switzerland
  • Belgian Government`s Tax Amnesty Likely to Be A Flop
  • Isle of Man Promotes New Trust Services Legislation
  • Luxembourg Adopts New Fund Structure
  • BBA ready to implement new unclaimed assets regime
  • Banking
  • Malta tax haven base for Commonwealth Bank
  • Equities fall on concern of rising interest rates
  • Foreign Banks Now Permitted To Open Up In China
  • Cyprus Applies To Join The Eurozone
  • Hong Kong To Continue With US Dollar Peg
  • Legislation and Handbook - amendments to the Bailiwick Framework for Countering Money Laundering
  • Barclays Wealth has been acclaimed Wealth Manager of the year for 2007
  • Netherlands To Scrap Capital Tax On Investment Funds
  • The expats guide to paying lower taxes
  • Asia Pacific Set For Private Banking Boom
  • BBA ready to implement new unclaimed assets regime
  • Offshore tax dodgers face crackdown
  • Mauritian Assembly Approves New Banking Legislation
  • Taiwanese money overflows into Swiss private banks
  • Officials hit offshore bank with cease-trade order
  • Best Bank Award
  • Hong Kong-Based Law Firms Benefiting From IPO Surge
  • Cyprus On Course To Join The Exchange Rate Mechanism
  • Development
  • Gibraltar Budget Delivers Minor Tax Changes
  • Hong Kong/China Trade Ties Strengthened By CEPA II
  • McCreevy's Tax Policies Praised By Irish Business Community
  • Snow Confident FTAA Deadline Can Be Met
  • China And US Reach Agreement On Semiconductor Tax
  • Mauritius Unveils 2004-05 Budget
  • Bermuda Sees 25% Rise In Incorporations In First Quarter
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Anguilla Issues First 'Fast-Track' Fund License
  • Mauritius Pushing Advantages For Indian Firms
  • Hong Kong-Based Law Firms Benefiting From IPO Surge
  • Research And Development Tax-Breaks Increase, Says OECD
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • Hong Kong Coins It From Incoming HINWIs
  • New EU Members Back Tax Competition, Says Estonian Finance Minister
  • Hong Kong And China To Discuss Comprehensive Double Tax Treaty
  • Ireland Hopes To Double Trade With China In 5 Years
  • Costa Rica`s BB ratings affirmed on good economic growth - S&P
  • Lightly-Taxed EU Countries Top GDP Rankings
  • United States And Morocco Sign Free Trade Deal
  • Luxembourg And Ireland Top EU 'Rich List'
  • Rise In UK Corporate Tax Revenues Eases Pressure On Brown To Raise Tax
  • Trade And Aid Measures Proposed To End Turkish Cypriot Isolation
  • Cyprus Applies To Join The Eurozone
  • Company Registrations Show Significant Growth In Nevis
  • Doing Business
  • Caruana Predicts Bright Future For Gibraltar
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • Ireland To Invest EUR13.6 Billion In Enterprise
  • Singapore-Kazakhstan Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement Comes into Force
  • New EU Members Back Tax Competition, Says Estonian Finance Minister
  • Bahrain Launches Financial Services Development Agency
  • Mauritius entered into a growing network of Double Taxation Avoidance Treaties
  • Switzerland Remains Defiant Over Tax System
  • Netherlands Combats Tax Evasion
  • NPC Approves China's Unified Corporate Tax
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • Bulgaria Mulls Cut In Corporate Tax
  • Russia To Limit Taxman's Powers
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Dubai Passes Law Establishing DIFC
  • Belgium To Introduce 'Cost Of Capital' Deduction
  • OECD Updates Unco-operative Tax Havens List
  • China Signs Deal With Asean To Create World?s Largest Free Trade Zone
  • Hong Kong/China Trade Ties Strengthened By CEPA II
  • Isle of Man recognised as - the leading offshore centre -
  • Global Investors Pour Money Into Ireland
  • Cyprus And San Marino Cuddle Up
  • Malta tax haven base for Commonwealth Bank
  • Tax Competition Heats Up In Switzerland
  • Switzerland And Japan Explore Updated Tax Treaty, Closer Investment Ties
  • Snow Confident FTAA Deadline Can Be Met
  • Foreign Banks Now Permitted To Open Up In China
  • US And Columbia Sign Trade Promotion Agreement
  • China And US Reach Agreement On Semiconductor Tax
  • Moody Issues Favourable Report On The Bahamas
  • Romania shows interest in Jafza unique business model
  • United States And Morocco Sign Free Trade Deal
  • Hong Kong Remains World's Freest Economy, Says Cato Institute
  • CEPA Bringing Major Boost To Hong Kong
  • British Virgin Islands Enters List of Global Financial Centres
  • UK Budget Places London At Centre Of Islamic Finance
  • Anguilla Issues First 'Fast-Track' Fund License
  • Mauritius Pushing Advantages For Indian Firms
  • CARICOM Ministers Meet Condy
  • US Ruling Favours Luxembourg Holding Company Structures
  • E-Commerce
  • US Taxpayers E-File In Record Numbers
  • Economy
  • Merz Striving For Lowest Rate Of VAT In Europe
  • France Suggests EU-Wide Investment Tax Amnesty
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Abolition Of Subscription Tax In Luxembourg Welcomed
  • Hong Kong Coins It From Incoming HINWIs
  • IMF Publishes Report On Bermuda's Regulatory And Supervisory Regimes
  • China And Caribbean Pledge Closer Economic And Political Cooperation
  • Netherlands To Scrap Capital Tax On Investment Funds
  • Isle of Man Promotes New Trust Services Legislation
  • Belgian Government`s Tax Amnesty Likely to Be A Flop
  • McCreevy's Tax Policies Praised By Irish Business Community
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Costa Rica`s BB ratings affirmed on good economic growth - S&P
  • Trade And Aid Measures Proposed To End Turkish Cypriot Isolation
  • Lightly-Taxed EU Countries Top GDP Rankings
  • Hong Kong Remains World's Freest Economy, Says Cato Institute
  • Offshore tax dodgers face crackdown
  • Tax Competition Heats Up In Switzerland
  • Hungarian Government May Back Flat Rate Of Income Tax
  • State Coffers Begin To Fill With Tax Revenues Once more
  • India Examining Alternatives To Capital Gains Tax On Shares
  • Luxembourg Adopts New Fund Structure
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • Bermuda Sees 25% Rise In Incorporations In First Quarter
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • Moody Issues Favourable Report On The Bahamas
  • Individual Tax Cuts Pass Australian Parliament
  • Tax Break Extension Will Save Small US Firms Billions In Taxes
  • Cyprus On Course To Join The Exchange Rate Mechanism
  • United States House Approves Corporate Tax Bill
  • Gibraltar Budget Delivers Minor Tax Changes
  • UK Budget Places London At Centre Of Islamic Finance
  • Canadian Conservatives Pledge Lower Tax And Lower Spend
  • VAT Change To Bring Cashflow Boost To UK Businesses
  • Switzerland Considering EU Options
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • IOM Delegation Signs MOUs In The Gulf
  • Nordic Countries Sign Tax Deal With Isle Of Man
  • Ireland To Invest EUR13.6 Billion In Enterprise
  • Swiss Cities Offer Best Quality Of Life For Expat Workers
  • Company Registrations Show Significant Growth In Nevis
  • Mauritius Pushing Advantages For Indian Firms
  • China And US Reach Agreement On Semiconductor Tax
  • Mauritius Unveils 2004-05 Budget
  • New French Tax Break Aimed At Boosting Consumer Credit Market
  • United States And Morocco Sign Free Trade Deal
  • Luxembourg And Ireland Top EU 'Rich List'
  • Bush?s 2006 Budget Proposes $1.3 Trillion In Tax Cuts
  • Latvia To Adopt 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate
  • Jersey Finance Welcomes Decision On Corporate Tax
  • Switzerland Remains Defiant Over Tax System
  • China Sets 2006 Tax Revenue Record
  • EU VAT & The Internet
  • VAT Change To Bring Cashflow Boost To UK Businesses
  • EU Simplifies Tax Filing Process For Multinationals
  • Merz Striving For Lowest Rate Of VAT In Europe
  • Finance
  • Mauritius Unveils 2004-05 Budget
  • New French Tax Break Aimed At Boosting Consumer Credit Market
  • Hong Kong To Continue With US Dollar Peg
  • Germany Planning To Equalise Corporate Tax Levels, Report Suggests
  • Bulgaria Mulls Cut In Corporate Tax
  • Research And Development Tax-Breaks Increase, Says OECD
  • Luxembourg And Ireland Top EU 'Rich List'
  • EU Simplifies Tax Filing Process For Multinationals
  • Speculation Mounts Over Possible Tax Cuts In New Zealand
  • Tax Break Extension Will Save Small US Firms Billions In Taxes
  • EU Will Not Rush To Re-Impose Tariffs On US Despite Concerns Over New Tax Law
  • Banking in Cyprus - Anti-Money Laundering Measures
  • Latvia To Adopt 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate
  • Jersey Finance Welcomes Decision On Corporate Tax
  • Cyprus On Course To Join The Exchange Rate Mechanism
  • Dubai Passes Law Establishing DIFC
  • South African Tax Amnesty Expected To Add R50 Billion To Economy
  • The expats guide to paying lower taxes
  • Gordon Brown Leaves 'Non-Doms' Unscathed
  • Millionaires who take the taxman for a ride
  • Canadian Conservatives Pledge Lower Tax And Lower Spend
  • Netherlands To Cut Corporate Tax In 2007
  • Proposed Flat Rate Of CGT Welcomed By Some In UK
  • Merz Striving For Lowest Rate Of VAT In Europe
  • Abolition Of Subscription Tax In Luxembourg Welcomed
  • Dawn Primarolo Unveils New Film Tax Relief
  • Malta tax haven base for Commonwealth Bank
  • Mauritian Assembly Approves New Banking Legislation
  • The Continuing Impact of International assessments on finance centres
  • Company Registrations Show Significant Growth In Nevis
  • Isle of Man Promotes New Trust Services Legislation
  • Bush Signs Fourth Major Tax Break Package
  • South Africa Cuts Business Tax
  • Revenue hopes for offshore money
  • McCreevy's Tax Policies Praised By Irish Business Community
  • European Court Begins Deliberations On Key Corporate Tax Case
  • Poland To Put In Place Flat Tax System
  • Bush?s 2006 Budget Proposes $1.3 Trillion In Tax Cuts
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Trade And Aid Measures Proposed To End Turkish Cypriot Isolation
  • Cyprus Applies To Join The Eurozone
  • Switzerland Remains Defiant Over Tax System
  • Hungarian Government May Back Flat Rate Of Income Tax
  • State Coffers Begin To Fill With Tax Revenues Once more
  • India Examining Alternatives To Capital Gains Tax On Shares
  • Luxembourg Adopts New Fund Structure
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • Bermuda Sees 25% Rise In Incorporations In First Quarter
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • Schroeder Proposes Substantial Corporate Tax Cut
  • France Suggests EU-Wide Investment Tax Amnesty
  • OECD Urges Australia To Cut Marginal Tax Rates
  • Hong Kong Coins It From Incoming HINWIs
  • Singapore-Kazakhstan Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement Comes into Force
  • New EU Members Back Tax Competition, Says Estonian Finance Minister
  • Guidance Issued On New US Manufacturing Tax Deduction
  • Netherlands To Cut Corporate Tax To 30% By 2007
  • Individual Tax Cuts Pass Australian Parliament
  • Netherlands To Scrap Capital Tax On Investment Funds
  • EU Savings Tax Directive On Schedule For July 2005 Introduction
  • United States House Approves Corporate Tax Bill
  • Basic bank accounts help
  • Gibraltar Budget Delivers Minor Tax Changes
  • VAT Change To Bring Cashflow Boost To UK Businesses
  • Mauritius entered into a growing network of Double Taxation Avoidance Treaties
  • Rise In UK Corporate Tax Revenues Eases Pressure On Brown To Raise Tax
  • John Snow Stresses Bush Administration's Commitment To Tax Reform
  • German Tax Amnesty Faces Legal Challenge
  • Hong Kong Immigrant Investment Scheme Attracts HK$1.3 Billion
  • Congress Approves Bush Tax Cut Package
  • FTI Claims VAT Policy Is Incompatible With European Law
  • Tax Competition Heats Up In Switzerland
  • Frauds
  • Legislation and Handbook - amendments to the Bailiwick Framework for Countering Money Laundering
  • Public Statement - Capital Offshore Group
  • Officials hit offshore bank with cease-trade order
  • Money Laundering
  • Fund Management
  • Hong Kong-Based Law Firms Benefiting From IPO Surge
  • Isle of Man Promotes New Trust Services Legislation
  • Netherlands To Scrap Capital Tax On Investment Funds
  • Luxembourg Adopts New Fund Structure
  • Anguilla Issues First 'Fast-Track' Fund License
  • Japanese Investors Keen On Caribbean-Based Hedge Funds
  • Government
  • Netherlands Combats Tax Evasion
  • Revenue hopes for offshore money
  • Bermuda Sees 25% Rise In Incorporations In First Quarter
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • Individual Tax Cuts Pass Australian Parliament
  • Russia To Limit Taxman's Powers
  • United States House Approves Corporate Tax Bill
  • Revenue Commission Unveils E-Filing Figures
  • Gibraltar Budget Delivers Minor Tax Changes
  • Schroeder Proposes Substantial Corporate Tax Cut
  • Rise In UK Corporate Tax Revenues Eases Pressure On Brown To Raise Tax
  • France Suggests EU-Wide Investment Tax Amnesty
  • Switzerland Considering EU Options
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Nordic Countries Sign Tax Deal With Isle Of Man
  • Hong Kong Coins It From Incoming HINWIs
  • Singapore-Kazakhstan Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement Comes into Force
  • Hong Kong Immigrant Investment Scheme Attracts HK$1.3 Billion
  • Cyprus And San Marino Cuddle Up
  • China And US Reach Agreement On Semiconductor Tax
  • Mauritius Unveils 2004-05 Budget
  • New French Tax Break Aimed At Boosting Consumer Credit Market
  • Latvia To Adopt 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate
  • Jersey Finance Welcomes Decision On Corporate Tax
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Abolition Of Subscription Tax In Luxembourg Welcomed
  • IMF Publishes Report On Bermuda's Regulatory And Supervisory Regimes
  • US Taxpayers E-File In Record Numbers
  • China And Caribbean Pledge Closer Economic And Political Cooperation
  • Isle of Man Promotes New Trust Services Legislation
  • The expats guide to paying lower taxes
  • Canadian Conservatives Pledge Lower Tax And Lower Spend
  • McCreevy's Tax Policies Praised By Irish Business Community
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Trade And Aid Measures Proposed To End Turkish Cypriot Isolation
  • Hungarian Government May Back Flat Rate Of Income Tax
  • State Coffers Begin To Fill With Tax Revenues Once more
  • India Examining Alternatives To Capital Gains Tax On Shares
  • Luxembourg Adopts New Fund Structure
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • International
  • NPC Approves China's Unified Corporate Tax
  • Hong Kong And China To Discuss Comprehensive Double Tax Treaty
  • Bush?s 2006 Budget Proposes $1.3 Trillion In Tax Cuts
  • Moody Issues Favourable Report On The Bahamas
  • Belgium To Introduce 'Cost Of Capital' Deduction
  • OECD Updates Unco-operative Tax Havens List
  • UK Budget Places London At Centre Of Islamic Finance
  • Asia Pacific Set For Private Banking Boom
  • Hong Kong/China Trade Ties Strengthened By CEPA II
  • OECD Urges Australia To Cut Marginal Tax Rates
  • IOM Delegation Signs MOUs In The Gulf
  • United States And Morocco Sign Free Trade Deal
  • Luxembourg And Ireland Top EU 'Rich List'
  • New EU Members Back Tax Competition, Says Estonian Finance Minister
  • Trade And Aid Measures Proposed To End Turkish Cypriot Isolation
  • Latvia To Adopt 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate
  • Switzerland And Japan Explore Updated Tax Treaty, Closer Investment Ties
  • Costa Rica breaks relations with Taiwan
  • VAT Change To Bring Cashflow Boost To UK Businesses
  • China Sets 2006 Tax Revenue Record
  • China And Caribbean Pledge Closer Economic And Political Cooperation
  • British Virgin Islands Enters List of Global Financial Centres
  • Netherlands Combats Tax Evasion
  • EU Will Not Rush To Re-Impose Tariffs On US Despite Concerns Over New Tax Law
  • Russia To Limit Taxman's Powers
  • Consensus Over Stability And Growth Pact Edges Closer
  • India Examining Alternatives To Capital Gains Tax On Shares
  • Chinese Firms Continue Flocking To Low-Tax Hong Kong
  • Gordon Brown Leaves 'Non-Doms' Unscathed
  • Millionaires who take the taxman for a ride
  • Marshall Islands Removed from OECD List
  • Singapore-Kazakhstan Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement Comes into Force
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Cyprus And San Marino Cuddle Up
  • Malta tax haven base for Commonwealth Bank
  • The Continuing Impact of International assessments on finance centres
  • South Africa Cuts Business Tax
  • International Banking
  • Barclays Wealth has been acclaimed Wealth Manager of the year for 2007
  • Cyprus Applies To Join The Eurozone
  • BBA ready to implement new unclaimed assets regime
  • Taiwanese money overflows into Swiss private banks
  • Foreign Banks Now Permitted To Open Up In China
  • Basic bank accounts help
  • Legislation and Handbook - amendments to the Bailiwick Framework for Countering Money Laundering
  • Banking in Cyprus - Anti-Money Laundering Measures
  • Asia Pacific Set For Private Banking Boom
  • International Investment
  • Dubai Taps Into Chinese Growth Through Acquisition Of Port Operations
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • Japanese Investors Keen On Caribbean-Based Hedge Funds
  • Global Investors Pour Money Into Ireland
  • CEPA Bringing Major Boost To Hong Kong
  • Islamic Real Estate Fund Launched Focusing On Dubai?s Property Market
  • Hong Kong Launches World?s Largest REIT IPO
  • Public Statement - Capital Offshore Group
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Hong Kong Immigrant Investment Scheme Attracts HK$1.3 Billion
  • Bahrain Launches Financial Services Development Agency
  • Latvia To Adopt 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate
  • Taiwanese money overflows into Swiss private banks
  • International Trading
  • Costa Rica breaks relations with Taiwan
  • United States And Morocco Sign Free Trade Deal
  • China And Hong Kong Agree To Further Trade Liberalisation Under CEPA
  • FTI Claims VAT Policy Is Incompatible With European Law
  • Ireland Hopes To Double Trade With China In 5 Years
  • China Signs Deal With Asean To Create World?s Largest Free Trade Zone
  • EU Will Not Rush To Re-Impose Tariffs On US Despite Concerns Over New Tax Law
  • US And Columbia Sign Trade Promotion Agreement
  • Switzerland And Russia Sign Trade Deal
  • Romania shows interest in Jafza unique business model
  • EU Trade Rules Come Into Force In Cyprus
  • Snow Confident FTAA Deadline Can Be Met
  • CARICOM Ministers Meet Condy
  • China And US Reach Agreement On Semiconductor Tax
  • US And Switzerland Work Towards Closer Trade Relationship
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Hong Kong/China Trade Ties Strengthened By CEPA II
  • Nordic Countries Sign Tax Deal With Isle Of Man
  • China And Caribbean Pledge Closer Economic And Political Cooperation
  • Officials hit offshore bank with cease-trade order
  • Investment
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Public Statement - Capital Offshore Group
  • Snow Confident FTAA Deadline Can Be Met
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • IRS Ruling Puts Certainty Back Into Estate Tax Planning
  • Nordic Countries Sign Tax Deal With Isle Of Man
  • Hong Kong Immigrant Investment Scheme Attracts HK$1.3 Billion
  • Second quarter 2007 Banking Sector Activity
  • Equities fall on concern of rising interest rates
  • Japanese Investors Keen On Caribbean-Based Hedge Funds
  • New Zealand Amends Offshore Investment Tax Proposals
  • Hong Kong Coins It From Incoming HINWIs
  • Netherlands To Scrap Capital Tax On Investment Funds
  • Legislation & Law
  • China And US Reach Agreement On Semiconductor Tax
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Mauritius Unperturbed By Indian Reduction Of Tax Advantages For FIIs
  • Trade And Aid Measures Proposed To End Turkish Cypriot Isolation
  • EU Trade Rules Come Into Force In Cyprus
  • Hong Kong Immigrant Investment Scheme Attracts HK$1.3 Billion
  • Hungarian Government May Back Flat Rate Of Income Tax
  • State Coffers Begin To Fill With Tax Revenues Once more
  • India Examining Alternatives To Capital Gains Tax On Shares
  • Luxembourg Adopts New Fund Structure
  • Netherlands Combats Tax Evasion
  • Japanese Tax Commission Proposes Investment Tax Breaks
  • IMF Publishes Report On Bermuda's Regulatory And Supervisory Regimes
  • Guidance Issued On New US Manufacturing Tax Deduction
  • Individual Tax Cuts Pass Australian Parliament
  • Banking in Cyprus - Anti-Money Laundering Measures
  • Russia To Limit Taxman's Powers
  • United States House Approves Corporate Tax Bill
  • Gibraltar Budget Delivers Minor Tax Changes
  • Split Cap Compensation Deal Goes Ahead
  • Gordon Brown Leaves 'Non-Doms' Unscathed
  • Marshall Islands Removed from OECD List
  • Mauritius entered into a growing network of Double Taxation Avoidance Treaties
  • Rise In UK Corporate Tax Revenues Eases Pressure On Brown To Raise Tax
  • Singapore-Kazakhstan Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement Comes into Force
  • Cyprus And San Marino Cuddle Up
  • FTI Claims VAT Policy Is Incompatible With European Law
  • Netherlands To Scrap Capital Tax On Investment Funds
  • US Ruling Favours Luxembourg Holding Company Structures
  • South Africa Cuts Business Tax
  • Mauritius Unveils 2004-05 Budget
  • New French Tax Break Aimed At Boosting Consumer Credit Market
  • Tax Break Extension Will Save Small US Firms Billions In Taxes
  • Latvia To Adopt 12.5% Corporate Tax Rate
  • Jersey Finance Welcomes Decision On Corporate Tax
  • Dubai Passes Law Establishing DIFC
  • Belgian Government`s Tax Amnesty Likely to Be A Flop
  • DIFCA Consults On Draft Legislation
  • Seychelles Investment Bureau Will Act As ‘One Stop Shop’ For Investors
  • Proposed Flat Rate Of CGT Welcomed By Some In UK
  • Merz Striving For Lowest Rate Of VAT In Europe
  • Schroeder Proposes Substantial Corporate Tax Cut
  • France Suggests EU-Wide Investment Tax Amnesty
  • Portuguese companies required to show Madeira subsidiaries involved in genuine business activity
  • Dubai Government To Issue New Law On Foreign Ownership Of Property
  • Abolition Of Subscription Tax In Luxembourg Welcomed
  • Court Of Appeal Throws Out HMRC's Section 660 Interpretation
  • EU Will Not Rush To Re-Impose Tariffs On US Despite Concerns Over New Tax Law
  • Mauritian Assembly Approves New Banking Legislation
  • Isle of Man Promotes New Trust Services Legislation
  • Bush Signs Fourth Major Tax Break Package
  • Offshore Banking
  • Second quarter 2007 Banking Sector Activity
  • Legislation and Handbook - amendments to the Bailiwick Framework for Countering Money Laundering
  • Malta tax haven base for Commonwealth Bank
  • Officials hit offshore bank with cease-trade order
  • Barclays Wealth has been acclaimed Wealth Manager of the year for 2007
  • BBA ready to implement new unclaimed assets regime
  • Wealthy renew interest in Switzerland
  • Banking in Cyprus - Anti-Money Laundering Measures
  • Offshore Company