With the dust hardly settled on the OECD attack on tax havens, attention must now quickly turn to ho...
With the dust hardly settled on the OECD attack on tax havens, attention must now quickly turn to how investors should interpret these events into future investment plans. Since the listing (1) in June of 35 countries that the OECD considers as operating a harmful tax regime, much of the attention has been focused on the outrage, surprise and confusion liberally registered by those countries who find themselves on the list. No doubt this will continue for a further 12 months, which is the deadline the listed countries have been given by the OECD. Those that do not commit to reform within t...
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