The Cypriot Parliament has approved with only a small majority the conditions set by the Troika for the EUR10bn bailout loan
A short statistic brief for last year numbers from BVI
The report made by the initiative Long Finance highlighted Malta as a jurisdiction, which rivals with such prominent cities in the finance world as Luxembourg, Zug and Geneva.
One of the world’s largest telecommunication companies has continued its dispute with tax authorities in India.
The think tank Z/Yen, based in the City of London, has published first Global Financial Centres Index for year 2012.
The rules for acquiring residential property in UK are such that a buyer of a house or an apartment valued over 1mln. pounds must pay a stamp duty of 5%. But quite a few buyers managed to avoid it.
About a week ago Russian Duma (the lower house of Parliament) has approved the double taxation agreement with Cyprus.
As Facebook IPO is getting close, details about company’s finances and corporate structure are being revealed.
Economic research and consultancy company Bak Basel has released a study called “Financial Centre Zurich 2011”.
The benefits for the investors are exemptions from income and corporate taxes and much more.
In 2011 citizens of foreign countries have spent 4 billion pounds on London real estate. In some of those deals offshore companies were used.
EU Group of Conduct on Business Taxation made its preliminary decision concerning the taxation regimes of Isle of Man and Jersey. Now Guernsey is to be reviewed.
State statistics office of Ukraine has published a study of direct foreign investment to the state during January-September of 2011.
For some time there were ongoing talks to establish a united Channel Islands registry. But Guernsey politicians were somewhat sceptical.
The prime minister of Russian Federation Vladimir Putin describes the future structural changes in the economic lifes of 3 countries the integration project of the utmost importance.
The new service will allow our clients significantly reduce the administrative burden that inevitably comes with owning a corporate entity.
The Islands government see it as an opportunity to diversify economic base.
The world largest data networking product supplier managed to cut its effective tax rate in the USA to 17,5%. From the worldwide income corporation payed 5% in taxes.
Amendments to income taxation will erase the difference between money earned on island and elsewhere.
The profits not repatriated back to US made it possible for Windows OS maker to buy Skype and win against its competition.