Gibraltar is said to be in the final stages of signing up to the Organisation for Economic Co-operat...
Gibraltar is said to be in the final stages of signing up to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's programme to block and eliminate harmful tax practices, following an announcement by the Channel Islands this morning they will comply with the requirement. Gibraltar, Guernsey and Jersey had all been placed on the preliminary list of 35 offshore centres in June 2000 which would be branded as tax havens and face tough sanctions from international governments, including the UK, if they did not meet the OECD's demands to open information flow between tax officials and c...
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