31/12/2001 British Government Backs Down Over Ashcroft's Belizean Company 31/12/2001 German Finance Minister Backs Euro-Tax 31/12/2001 BVI Responds To OECD With Comprehensive Changes 28/12/2001 A Last Gasp From The Tobin Tax As 2001 Ends 28/12/2001 Bloated Credits Fuel UK 'Tax And Spend' Row 28/12/2001 Russian Economy Improving; New Tax Measures Planned 28/12/2001 China's Tax Collections Up 200bn Yuan In 2001 28/12/2001 IOM Receives Prestigious FT Award 28/12/2001 EU Court Ruling Helps Gibraltar 27/12/2001 Indian Industry Lobby Wants Reintroduction Of Investment Allowances 27/12/2001 Cypriot Leaders To Meet Again December 29th 27/12/2001 Death Tax Moderates On New Year's Day 27/12/2001 A Review Of 2001 By The Bahamas Financial Services Board 24/12/2001 US Amends Immigration Laws To Catch Money Launderers 24/12/2001 Korean President May Be Asked To Veto Corporate Tax Cuts Bill 24/12/2001 Irish Government To Earn £100 Million From Tax On...Plastic Bags? 24/12/2001 Ashcroft's Tax Break Costs Belize Dear 24/12/2001 US Ambassador To Switzerland Praises Anti-Money Laundering Efforts 24/12/2001 US Liberals Welcome EU Savings Tax Disarray 24/12/2001 Luxembourg's Arbed To Become Part Of Steel Multinational 21/12/2001 Freeserve Demands Action Over VAT Row 21/12/2001 Monti May Compromise On Eco-Tax 21/12/2001 Australian Trust Uncertainty Exacerbated By Treasury Reshuffle 21/12/2001 Irish Revenue Embroiled IN VAT Row Over Canteen Subsidies 21/12/2001 Primarolo Says New PAYE Rules Should Be In Force By 2004 21/12/2001 Swiss Ambassador Hits Back At FT Report 21/12/2001 CFP Attacks IRS Rules On Non-Resident Deposit Interest 21/12/2001 US Congress Fails To Pass Economic Stimulus Bill 21/12/2001 Swiss Cantonal Bank Troubled By Non-Performing Loans 20/12/2001 Israeli Finance Ministry Has Tax Contingency Plan, Says Report 20/12/2001 Chinese Tax Reform Discussions Continue Apace 20/12/2001 DTI Minister Discusses Anti-Money Laundering Role For UK Accountants 20/12/2001 Poland To Ease Tax Burden On Small Businesses 20/12/2001 Prince Hans Adam II Says Duty Of Care Changes Were Necessary 20/12/2001 British Envoy 'Hopeful' On Cyprus Negotiations 20/12/2001 Crossair Board Meets To Settle Financing Plan 20/12/2001 Dominica Finance Minister Still Suspended Pending Money Laundering Investigation 20/12/2001 Panama To Start Canal Enlargement Studies 20/12/2001 IR35 Judgement Due In UK On Friday 20/12/2001 UK Inland Revenue Delays Pension Annuities Review 20/12/2001 Putin Urges State Council To Support Small Business 19/12/2001 UK Treasury Takes Action Against Nauru 19/12/2001 China To Shift Anti-Crime Focus To Tax Evasion 19/12/2001 Barbados Tourism Minister Announces Support For New Ticket Tax 19/12/2001 UK Customs Mulls Tax Stamp System For Spirits 19/12/2001 Korean FIU To Tighten Regulation Of Financial Institutions 19/12/2001 Maltese Chamber Of Commerce Gives Verdict On 2002 Budget 19/12/2001 Nigeria Gives Tax Holiday To Exporters 19/12/2001 Time Running Out For US Tax Stimulus Bill 18/12/2001 Japan-China Tax Dispute May Go To WTO For Resolution 18/12/2001 Ahern Puts Dampers On EU Tax Harmonisation Dreams 18/12/2001 Kenyan Government Urged To Lower Taxes 18/12/2001 Guernsey Keen To Shed Tax Haven Image 18/12/2001 Swiss Economy May Not Avoid Recession, Say Experts 18/12/2001 Mexican Congress To Hold Emergency Sitting On Budget 18/12/2001 Indian Budget Teaser For Finance Minister 18/12/2001 US Congress Will Probably Fail To Pass Tax Stimulus Bill 18/12/2001 Michigan Governor Reinvents Laws Of Economics 17/12/2001 Polish Government Attacks Tax Havens With New VAT Legislation 17/12/2001 Belize, Costa Rica Strengthen Relations 17/12/2001 Antilles To Get 16m Guilders Tourism Boost 17/12/2001 Luxembourg And Austria Dig In Over Banking Secrecy 17/12/2001 China Stalls On Corporate Tax Harmonisation 17/12/2001 Australian Investors Seek UN Help Over Tax Scheme Treatment 17/12/2001 Barbados Government Reiterates Commitment To Fight Terrorism 17/12/2001 'Prudence' Brown Praised By IMF Over Tax Policies 17/12/2001 Isle Of Man Constructs International Pensions Framework 17/12/2001 Panama To Reduce Debt With Privatisation Receipts 14/12/2001 Hong Kong Liberal Party Presents Budget Proposals 14/12/2001 Dawn Primarolo Urges Swiss To Lift Banking Secrecy For Tax Evaders 14/12/2001 Daschle Slammed For 'Lack Of Leadership' 14/12/2001 German Companies Criticize Corporate Tax Hikes 14/12/2001 Bank Report Says Chinese Economic Growth Is Dependent On Tax Reforms 14/12/2001 Brazil To Grant Income Tax Exemptions 14/12/2001 House Of Lords Expresses Concern Over Sovereignty And Tax In Gibraltar 14/12/2001 Details Of The US/Cayman Information Disclosure Agreement 14/12/2001 EU Savings Directive Stumbling At Laeken 14/12/2001 Mauritius To Create CyberCity 13/12/2001 Hong Kong Ranked As 14th Most Expensive Place For Business 13/12/2001 Japanese Tax Commission To Scrap Tax Breaks For The Elderly 13/12/2001 Netherlands Antilles To Get 53 Million Dutch Guilder Cash Injection 13/12/2001 Mandelson Calls For EU-Wide Green Tax 13/12/2001 Paul Martin Criticized Over Federal Budget 13/12/2001 Berlusconi Accepts EU Arrest Warrant Despite Tax Evasion Fears 13/12/2001 US To Help Pakistan Tackle Money Laundering 13/12/2001 Bush Offers Compromise On Economic Stimulus Package 13/12/2001 HKMA To Encourage More Foreign Banks To Locate In SAR 12/12/2001 US United Front Cracks Over Tax Cut 12/12/2001 Hong Kong Legco Chief Calls For Tax 'Flexibility' 12/12/2001 Canada Federal Budget Gives Modest Tax Breaks For Business 12/12/2001 Hong Kong Accounting Group Releases Tax Wish List 12/12/2001 Multinationals To Suffer As A Result Of Korean Tax Rulings 12/12/2001 Swiss Industry To Lower Greenhouse Gases Or Pay Out More Tax 12/12/2001 Tung Chee-Hwa A Shoo-In For Chief Executive Election 12/12/2001 Thailand To Offer Sweeping Incentives To Attract HQs 11/12/2001 Belizean PM Presents Revised Budget 11/12/2001 UK Broadband Tax Breaks Aid Teleworkers 11/12/2001 Tonnage Tax Ruling A 'Catalyst For Renewal' Says Irish Minister 11/12/2001 US Treasury Secretary Criticizes Senate For Stimulus Package Stand Still 11/12/2001 Argentina Bows To IMF Pressure Over Tax Breaks 11/12/2001 Gordon Brown Challenged Over CGT Loophole 11/12/2001 Nauru Acts On Money Laundering Following FATF Threat 11/12/2001 Mauritius Acts Against Tax Evaders 11/12/2001 BVI Creates Financial Services Commission 11/12/2001 Indian State To Force Larger Businesses To File Electronically 11/12/2001 Irish Tech Companies Want Share Option Tax Changes 10/12/2001 Families Of September 11th Victims Seek Tax Relief Soon 10/12/2001 Bahamian Official Vows To Rebut International Tax Pressure 10/12/2001 NAf 2 Million Turnover Tax Payment Not Enough For Struggling Netherlands Antilles Island 10/12/2001 Russia Predicts Revenue Collection Fall 10/12/2001 AmCham Warns Hong Kong Government Not To Raise Taxes 10/12/2001 Winds Of Change Blow Through Polish Finance Ministry 10/12/2001 Questions Over China/Hong Kong Free Trade Area 10/12/2001 Crossair Chief Forced Out In Swissair Restructure 07/12/2001 Commonwealth Tax Commissioner Gives Evidence In Petroulias Trial 07/12/2001 Kaspar Villiger Elected As Swiss President 07/12/2001 Nauru Faces Sanctions Over Money Laundering Failure 07/12/2001 Paddy Power Says Thanks, But No Thanks To McCreevy 07/12/2001 Crossair Board Of Directors Resigns In EGM Shake-Up 07/12/2001 Italian Flight Capital Flying Home 06/12/2001 Jersey FSC Reports Modest Growth For Q3 06/12/2001 India Must Rethink E-Commerce Taxation Plans Say Experts 06/12/2001 New Bill Offers Some Relief For Delinquent Taxpayers In New Zealand 06/12/2001 Jersey States Warned Taxes Will Rise If Public Spending Exceeds Budget 06/12/2001 Shiokawa Says Japanese Public Should Settle Beer Tax Wrangle 06/12/2001 EU Talks On Savings Tax Directive Collapse 06/12/2001 Isle Of Man Gets New Chief Minister 06/12/2001 Gibraltar Fears 'Done Deal' Between The UK And Spain 06/12/2001 Cypriot Leaders Agree Resumption Of Talks 06/12/2001 Opposition Calls Irish Budget 'Voodoo Economics' 05/12/2001 Indonesia To Make Decisive Move Over Money Laundering 05/12/2001 Cyprus Joins International Convention To Combat Financing Of Terrorism 05/12/2001 Israel's Revenue Collections Continue To Slump 05/12/2001 UK Government Rejects Broadband Tax Plans 05/12/2001 Liechtenstein And Austrian Ministers Meet To Discuss Money Laundering 05/12/2001 EU Commissioner Calls For Overhaul Of Taxes And Benefit Systems 05/12/2001 High(ish) Hopes For Betting Tax Changes In Irish Budget 05/12/2001 White House Seeks To Raise Nation's Debt Ceiling 05/12/2001 Last-Minute Advice Pours In For Irish Budget 05/12/2001 UK Government Spells Out R & D Tax Credit Options 04/12/2001 NZ Consumers Institute Calls For Tax Breaks On Insurance Premiums 04/12/2001 Japanese Finance Minister Forced Into Climbdown Over Consolidated Tax 04/12/2001 UK Employee-Owned Firms Call For End To Tax Discrimination 04/12/2001 Ireland's E-Commerce Aim In Jeopardy 04/12/2001 Gordon Brown Executes U-Turn Over Ring-Fenced Health Tax 04/12/2001 Australian Government Hints At Further Tax Changes 04/12/2001 Malta Opposition Slates Budget Measures 04/12/2001 Argentina Takes Drastic Foreign Exchange Action To Prevent Capital Flight 04/12/2001 Washington Group Lambasts OECD, EU 04/12/2001 New Internet Tax Moratorium Allows Some Internet Taxation 04/12/2001 Irish Business Awaiting Budget In Trepidation 03/12/2001 Government Survey Reveals Many Cypriots Unaware Of Tax Reform Plans 03/12/2001 Malta Labour Party Leader Pledges VAT Decision 03/12/2001 UK Tax Experts Say Brown Has Many Alternatives To Income Tax Hike 03/12/2001 Manhattan Institute Says Bloomberg Must Bite The Bullet Over New York Tax 03/12/2001 Tsang Defends Currency Peg 03/12/2001 Swiss Vote Against Abolition Of Army 03/12/2001 Hopes Rise For Cyprus Settlement As New Talks Begin 30/11/2001 Wealthy Property Investors Could Benefit Most From Stamp Duty Exemptions 30/11/2001 UK Labour Party Divided Over Health Tax Issue 30/11/2001 Chinese Tax Authorities Report 21% Rise In Revenue Collection 30/11/2001 Israel's Sharon Says No To Tax Hikes 30/11/2001 Fine Gael Spokesman Calls For Appointment Of E-Commerce Minister 30/11/2001 McCreevy Promises To Prosecute More Tax Evaders In The Future 30/11/2001 Japanese Finance Minister Favours Higher Consumption Taxes 29/11/2001 Japanese Brewers Up In Arms Over Proposed Tax Hike 29/11/2001 Seychelles Finance Minister Presents Budget 29/11/2001 US Republicans Propose Payroll Tax Holiday 29/11/2001 Tories Attack Brown's Pre-Budget NHS Pledges 29/11/2001 St Vincent Passes Money-Laundering Legislation 29/11/2001 Germany Being Forced To Back Down On 'Eco-Taxes' 28/11/2001 Sharon Favours Extending Venture Capital Tax Break To Israeli Investors 28/11/2001 Income Tax May Be On Bermuda Election Agenda 28/11/2001 Gordon Brown Criticised By Media Over Tax Track Record 28/11/2001 US And Caymans Sign Tax Information Exchange Agreement 28/11/2001 Belka Proposes Single Tax Rate For Polish Companies 28/11/2001 Survey Urges Swiss Businesses To Consolidate 28/11/2001 US Group Rubbishes Tax Harmonization 28/11/2001 UK's Pre-Budget Statement Prefigures Tax Increases 27/11/2001 Tax Relief Expected In Intellectual Property Shake-Up 27/11/2001 Japanese Finance Minister Speaks Out On Tax Reform Delays 27/11/2001 St Vincent Suffers Setback In Anti-Money Laundering Campaign 27/11/2001 Caruana Hits Back At Money Laundering Allegations 27/11/2001 US Sales Tax Holiday Plans Still Stalled 27/11/2001 EU Report Says Cyprus's Growth Will Slow 27/11/2001 UK's Pre-Budget Statement Due Today 26/11/2001 Tories Switch Emphasis From Tax Cuts To Public Services 26/11/2001 Indonesia Confident About Plans To Double Tax Revenue 26/11/2001 Bush Spearheads Controversial AMT Repeal Plan 26/11/2001 NCB Stockbroker Research Says Irish Economy Not To Blame For Falling Tax Revenues 26/11/2001 Hong Kong Taxpayers Plead For More Time 26/11/2001 Spain Says Gibraltar's People Will Not Decide Over Sovereignty 26/11/2001 Indian Finance Minister Stresses Need For Rational Tax Laws 26/11/2001 Cypriot Civil Service Accused Of Wasting Taxpayers' Money 26/11/2001 Canadian Economist Recommends Higher GST 26/11/2001 Last Yugoslav Bank In Cyprus Folds 26/11/2001 Hong Kong Criticised For Stockpiling Cough Medicine 26/11/2001 Bahamas Denies Readiness To Agree To OECD Demands 26/11/2001 Britain's Pre-Budget Statement Due Tomorrow 23/11/2001 Internet Research Group Says Prepare For Online Taxes Despite Ban Extension 23/11/2001 Hungarian Business Sector Praises Corporate Tax Regime, Slams Income Taxes 23/11/2001 Philippines Government Loses P242 Billion Yearly Through Tax Evasion 23/11/2001 Italy Suspends Withholding Tax On Treasury Bonds For Foreign Investors 23/11/2001 Japan Business Leaders Oppose Tax Reform Delay 23/11/2001 Malta Budget Steers Away From Tax Initiatives 23/11/2001 Hawaii To Quadruple Vacant Property Taxes 23/11/2001 Chinese Government To Abolish Preferential Tax Treatment 23/11/2001 Dubai And Other Emirates Agree Uniform Customs Tariff 23/11/2001 Saint Lucia Welcomes First International Bank 23/11/2001 Polish Coalition Disunited Over Tax Changes 23/11/2001 Latvia Reduces Corporate Tax To 19% 22/11/2001 France Ready To Adopt Tobin Tax If EU Does The Same 22/11/2001 Caribbean Nations Renew Calls For Level Playing Field Over Tax 22/11/2001 More Support For Proposed Japanese Tobacco Tax Hike 22/11/2001 EU Finally Approves Amendments To Anti-Money Laundering Directive 22/11/2001 Bosnian Finance Minister Announces Corporate Tax Evasion Crackdown 22/11/2001 UK Government Faces £4 Billion Corporate Tax Shortfall 22/11/2001 Swiss Bilateral EU Accords Near Implementation 21/11/2001 China's WTO Accession Will Pay Dividends For Hong Kong Business, Says Chief Secretary 21/11/2001 Liechtenstein To Take Action Over Anonymous Account Holders 21/11/2001 Russian Publishers May Face Retroactive Tax 21/11/2001 Green Party Urges Higher Taxes For Wealthy In Ireland 21/11/2001 Jordan Sales Tax Increase Receives Mixed Response 21/11/2001 Cyprus Tax Changes Will Reward Hard Work, Says Klerides 21/11/2001 Gibraltar Talks Set Accelerated Deadline 20/11/2001 Swiss Non-Banking Sector Comes Under Scrutiny Over Money Laundering 20/11/2001 Japanese Government White Paper Proposes Tax Hike 20/11/2001 US Giants Ask Bush For Tax Break On Overseas Profits 20/11/2001 Irish Budget To Fall Back On Sin Taxes 20/11/2001 Irish Tax Evasion Sweep Yields £176 Million 20/11/2001 OECD Has Egg On Its Face, Says Lobbyist 20/11/2001 President Bush Will Sign Internet Moratorium Bill 20/11/2001 Gibraltar Talks Begin Today In Barcelona 19/11/2001 Chinese Premier Presses On 'Golden Tax Project' 19/11/2001 US Senate Approves Net Tax Ban 19/11/2001 Vietnam Drafts Asset Tax Law To Plug Revenue Gap 19/11/2001 Tax Revenue Drops Sharply In Pakistan 19/11/2001 Offshore Jurisdictions Worry About OECD Report 19/11/2001 Turkey Slashes Spending, Imposes New Taxes 19/11/2001 Ireland's Flood Tribunal Runs And Runs 16/11/2001 Bermuda's Opposition Labels Payroll Tax Windfall An 'Embarrassment' 16/11/2001 OECD Extends Tax Haven Compliance Deadline 16/11/2001 Gordon Brown Pledges CGT Cuts For UK Business 16/11/2001 Canada Airline Bankruptcy Spells Catastrophe For Cook Islands 16/11/2001 Hubert Ingraham Considers Tax Break For Hurricane Michelle Victims 16/11/2001 Argentine Government Secures Tax Cut Deal 16/11/2001 US Treasury Defers Tax For Struggling Airlines 16/11/2001 Polish Businesses React To Tax Reforms 16/11/2001 Irish Spending Estimates Show McCreevy In Election Mode 16/11/2001 Lithuania Harmonises VAT Regime With EU 15/11/2001 US Economists Renew Calls For Payroll Tax Cuts 15/11/2001 French Insurers Warned To Be Vigilant In Fight Against Money Laundering 15/11/2001 Argentine Tax Talks Make Headway 15/11/2001 Liechtenstein Playing An Active Role In The Fight Against Terrorism 15/11/2001 Poland's Parliament Approves Tax Amendment Plans 15/11/2001 Fine Gael Condemns Irish Government's Budget Record As 'Shameful' 15/11/2001 BVI Opposition Urges Draft Labour Code Withdrawal 15/11/2001 Study Begins Of US Sales Tax Collection Costs 14/11/2001 Fiji's New Government Delivers Tax Cuts 14/11/2001 Naming And Shaming Banks Is 'Useful', Says Swiss Bankers Association Chief 14/11/2001 Controversy Abounds Over BISX Rescue Plans 14/11/2001 Chilean Stock Tax Reforms Welcomed 14/11/2001 Indian Government Reaches Decision On Entertainment Tax 14/11/2001 Britain Reaffirms Support For Cyprus's EU Entry 14/11/2001 EU Enlargement Report Confirms Cyprus Accession Terms 14/11/2001 Congress Protests After Canadian Lumber Dispute Escalates 13/11/2001 Thai Finance Ministry Says Tax Departments To Join Forces 13/11/2001 Israel's Anti-Money Laundering Campaign Suffers Another Blow 13/11/2001 Armenia May Lose Out On Millions From World Bank 13/11/2001 Koreans Likely To Pay More Tax In 2002 13/11/2001 Germany Sees Massive Increase In Number Of Money Laundering Cases Reported 13/11/2001 Revised Norwegian Budget Sees More Tax Reductions 13/11/2001 China To Remove Foreign Tax Incentives 13/11/2001 UK Businesses To Benefit In Pre-Budget Report 12/11/2001 Polish Business Community Reluctantly Accepts Need For New Taxes 12/11/2001 Germany Reduces Tax Revenue Estimates By Billions 12/11/2001 Mexico's 2002 Budget Proposal Missing New Tax Reform Funds 12/11/2001 Aon, Zurich, Sponsor New $1.2bn Bermuda Underwriter 12/11/2001 Caruana Boycotts UK/Spanish Gibraltar Talks 09/11/2001 Japan Okays New Tax Exemption Rules For 2002 World Cup 09/11/2001 Argentine Government Forced To Share Key Tax Revenue With Provinces 09/11/2001 Indian Government Reviews Import Tax On Crude Products 09/11/2001 Barbados Opposition Criticizes Anti-Money Laundering Initiative 09/11/2001 Irish Central Bank Chief Says Celtic Tiger Era Over 09/11/2001 Harney Crushes Hopes Of High Rate Income Tax Cut In Ireland 09/11/2001 US Finds Bin Laden Links Both Offshore And On 09/11/2001 UK Pre-Budget Report Date Set For November 27th 09/11/2001 Switzerland On The Side Of The Angels At Doha 08/11/2001 Tobin Tax Debate Continues As WTO Opens Ministerial Talks 08/11/2001 Cyprus Offshore Tax Confirmed At 10 Per Cent 08/11/2001 Korean Corporate Tax Revenue Set To Decline 08/11/2001 Liechtenstein Government To Shell Out 2 Million Francs For Online Portal 08/11/2001 Australian Travellers Suffering Under Increased Tax Burden 08/11/2001 Italian Parliament Approves PM's Tax Reforms 08/11/2001 Maltese MP Calls For Tax Offset 08/11/2001 Barbados Lawyers Warned Over Money Laundering 08/11/2001 India Tax Commissioner Faces Downfall In Bribery Scandal 08/11/2001 Argentina Tax Revenue-Sharing Deal Lifts Markets 07/11/2001 No New State Internet Taxes - Yet 07/11/2001 Mexico Debt Ranking Hangs On Tax Reform Results 07/11/2001 Vanuatu Raises Reservations Over WTO Membership 07/11/2001 Tax Downturn Could Force Irish Finance Minister To Borrow £2 Billion 07/11/2001 Paymaster General Reiterates UK Stance Against EU Tax Harmonisation 07/11/2001 European Commissioner Backs Germany's Resistance To Forward Tax Cuts 07/11/2001 Iceland Considers Becoming A Tax Haven 07/11/2001 Isle Of Man Wants Tabloids To Stop 'Tax-Haven Bashing' 06/11/2001 Hong Kong's Liberal Party Calls For Wage Cuts To Ward Off Tax Hike 06/11/2001 Russia Creates Anti-Money Laundering Agency 06/11/2001 Poland's Government Faces First Test With Tax Amendment Plans 06/11/2001 US Corporates Condemned For Tax Cut Lobbying 06/11/2001 NZ Serious Fraud Office Questions Former Vanuatu PM In Multi-Million Dollar Scandal 06/11/2001 Board Members Called To Resign Amid BISX Crisis 06/11/2001 Swiss Authorities Launch E-Government Initiative 06/11/2001 Owen Arthur Urged To Cut Income Tax 06/11/2001 Dubai Planning Massive Air Travel Expansion 05/11/2001 Sweden Supports Russian Tax Reform 05/11/2001 Bahamas Revenue Sees Severe Drop As Fewer IBCs Sign Up 05/11/2001 Japan Sees Tax Revenues Slump For September 05/11/2001 Quebec To Cut Capital Tax By Half By 2007 05/11/2001 Gordon Brown May Have To Introduce Deferred Taxes 05/11/2001 US Applauds FATF Action 05/11/2001 Retailers Say Sales Tax Holiday Will Boost US Economy 05/11/2001 Swiss Economy Minister Says EU Should Back Withholding Tax Proposal 05/11/2001 Turkey Threatens To Annexe Northern Cyprus 05/11/2001 Ireland May Face Fiscal Deficit In 2002 05/11/2001 New Zealand Investment Taxation To Remain Irrational? 02/11/2001 Bulgarian Budget Fails To Deliver On Promised Tax Cuts 02/11/2001 New Tax Credits Will Cost UK Government £2.8 Billion A Year, Says IFS Report 02/11/2001 Howard Promises 'No New Taxes' 02/11/2001 India's Finance Minister Confirms Priority For Tax Reforms 02/11/2001 Turkey Coalition Government Mulls Tax Cuts 02/11/2001 Maltese FOI Warns Government Not To Increase Taxes 02/11/2001 Special Hong Kong Investment Incentives Denied By Beijing Official 01/11/2001 BISX On Verge Of Collapse, Urges Government To Fulfil Pledge 01/11/2001 US Economists Cool Over Corporate Tax Cuts Plan 01/11/2001 Beazley Reassures Voters On Superannuation Taxes 01/11/2001 CIOT Suggests Tax Quick Fixes For UK Business 01/11/2001 Belize To Receive UK Funding After Hurricane Iris Disaster 01/11/2001 Switzerland Praised By US Politician Over Money Laundering Controls 01/11/2001 Pakistan Considers Revision Of Tax Collection Targets 01/11/2001 Irish Farmers Win £20 Million In Tax Relief 01/11/2001 Shanghai Poses Grave Threat To SAR Status, Says Official 01/11/2001 US Official Reiterates Opposition To OECD Tax Initiative 01/11/2001 Hong Kong Incurs Financial Deficit 31/10/2001 Vanuatu Finalises Negotiations On WTO Membership 31/10/2001 O'Neill Urges FATF To Adopt Global Money Laundering Standards 31/10/2001 Cyprus Tax Reform Package On Its Way To Brussels 31/10/2001 South African Budget Statement Details Income Tax Cuts 31/10/2001 Putin Hints At More Tax Cuts 31/10/2001 Barbados 'On Safe Ground' Says Owen Arthur 31/10/2001 Indian Professionals Likely To Face Service Tax 31/10/2001 Poland Will Tax Savings Income And Gains 30/10/2001 Australian Liberals' Family Tax Break Scheme Slammed 30/10/2001 Taiwan Sending Out Mixed Messages To Foreign Businesses 30/10/2001 LOFSA Says Labuan Still Popular Despite Economic Climate 30/10/2001 Japan Eyes Business Tax Reforms 30/10/2001 UK, Spain Crank Up Gibraltar Talks 30/10/2001 Will Charlie McCreevy's Luck Survive A Tough Budget? 29/10/2001 Removal Of Ireland's PRSI Ceiling Draws Stern Opposition 29/10/2001 IRS Says It Can't Send Out Another Batch Of Checks Speedily 29/10/2001 Australian Businesses Welcome Beazley's GST Rollback Plan 29/10/2001 Malta's Labour Party Highlights Island's Fiscal Problems 29/10/2001 Swiss Government Dragged Into The Red By Swissair Bailout 29/10/2001 Washington Lobbyists Celebrate Tax Haven Victory 29/10/2001 UK Employers Group Urges Caution On Chancellor 26/10/2001 Cyprus Parliament Still Waiting For Tax Reform Proposals 26/10/2001 UK Government Criticised In Tax Evasion Crackdown 26/10/2001 Economist Sees Few Short Term Benefits In Beijing Incentive Package 26/10/2001 Fintrac To Receive One Time Budget Boost 26/10/2001 Tax Reform In Philippines Set To Raise P30 Billion 26/10/2001 German Economic Stimulus Programme Threatened By Bundesrat 26/10/2001 Russia Creates Unified Social Insurance Tax And Benefit System 26/10/2001 Hong Kong Firms Rush To Take Up Beijing Offer 26/10/2001 Pressure Grows To Resolve Greek/Turkish Cyprus Problem 25/10/2001 France, Monaco Agree Anti-Money Laundering Measures 25/10/2001 McLeod Review Tax Proposals Ignored 25/10/2001 Tax Talks Delay Fiscal Reform Package In Argentina 25/10/2001 BVI Business Community Attacks New Labour Law 25/10/2001 ITIO Calls For Consistency From OECD 25/10/2001 Cayman Islands Implements Temporary Economic Stimulus 25/10/2001 Costello Mocks Labor's Tax Avoidance Crackdown Plans 25/10/2001 House Votes On Alternative Minimum Tax Refunds 25/10/2001 Hong Kong Monetary Chief Defends Currency Peg 25/10/2001 Australian Treasurers Face Off In Tax Debate 25/10/2001 EU Climbs Down Over Irish Budget 24/10/2001 Denmark's Local Authorities Raise Income Taxes 24/10/2001 Malta Opposition Calls For Tax Changes 24/10/2001 'No Banking Secrecy For Terrorists' Says Liechtenstein Foreign Minister 24/10/2001 China Reluctant To Join Anti-Money Laundering Bodies 24/10/2001 Report Adds Weight To Calls For Corporate Tax Cuts In US 24/10/2001 Brussels Powerless To Stop Swissair Rescue Bailout 24/10/2001 South African Judge Says New Tax Regime Too Complicated 23/10/2001 New Yorkers Call For Tax Cuts 23/10/2001 Gordon Brown Under Increased Pressure To Raise Taxes 23/10/2001 Hard Times Ahead For Mexico If Tax Reforms Fail In Congress 23/10/2001 Australian Treasurer Says Superannuation Tax Remains 23/10/2001 German Finance Ministry Rejects Early Tax Cuts 23/10/2001 Pakistan To Enact New Money Laundering Law Soon 23/10/2001 PPF Pledges Put Irish Tax Cuts In Jeopardy 23/10/2001 Switzerland Rallies Round Stricken Airline 22/10/2001 Congress Fails To Extend Net Tax Ban In Time 22/10/2001 Israeli Finance Minister Criticised Over Tax Commissioner's Dismissal 22/10/2001 Mexico's Congress Deliberates Over Capital Gains Tax 22/10/2001 Japan Implements Extra Budget Measures 22/10/2001 Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Measures Slammed 22/10/2001 New Money Laundering Chief Says Swiss Reputation Will Be Hard To Shift 22/10/2001 Nestle Joins Swissair Rescue Plan 19/10/2001 US To Offer Film Tax Credit? 19/10/2001 Fine Gael Official Says Jail Tax Evaders 19/10/2001 New Business Centre Opens In Dubai 19/10/2001 Guernsey Mulls Introduction Of VAT 19/10/2001 Insurance Giant Sets Up Asia Pacific Headquarters In Hong Kong 19/10/2001 Tax Cuts Highly Unlikely In Irish Budget 19/10/2001 Australian Tax Experts Call For More Discussion In Election Run-Up 19/10/2001 Malaysian Government Beseiged By Tax Cut Requests 19/10/2001 New Russian Plan For World Tax Proletariat 18/10/2001 Swiss Banking Secrecy 'Not Negotiable' Says Finance Minister Villiger 18/10/2001 House Stimulus Tax Cut Bill Meets Heavy Criticism 18/10/2001 Senator Levin Criticizes Separation Of Money Laundering And Terrorism 18/10/2001 Irish Bookies Act On Threats To Relocate Over Betting Tax 18/10/2001 Congress Go-Slow Raises Fears Over Mexico's Budget Plans 18/10/2001 Howard's Tax Inspector Proposal Meets With Approval 18/10/2001 Japan Won't Cover Revenue Shortfall With Bond Issues 18/10/2001 House Votes For US Internet Tax Ban Extension 18/10/2001 OECD Launches Renewed Attack On Offshore Jurisdictions 18/10/2001 German Government To Back Off New Taxes? 18/10/2001 Australian Government Can't Afford Tax Cuts, Say Economists 17/10/2001 NCPA Supports Call For Abolition Of Alternative Minimum Tax 17/10/2001 FSA Chief Faces Money Laundering Probe 17/10/2001 Coalition Government Unveils Tax Breaks On Foreign Investment 17/10/2001 Swiss Business Comes To Swissair's Aid 17/10/2001 Leaked Document Suggests Tax Cuts On The Cards In Germany 17/10/2001 Japan Eyes New Group Taxation Rules 17/10/2001 EU Ministers Agree On Tax Talks With Non-EU Countries 17/10/2001 The Bahamas Closes Terrorist Suspect's $20m Account 16/10/2001 Japanese Tax Revenues Likely To Fall Short Of Target 16/10/2001 Berlusconi Marching To Different Drummer Over Money Laundering 16/10/2001 Transparency Of Cayman Government Called Into Question? 16/10/2001 US/Canadian Timber Spat Lumbers Along 16/10/2001 Gibraltar Dismisses French Allegations 15/10/2001 Brazil Tax Receipts May Fall In 2002 15/10/2001 Australian Government May Change CGT Rules 15/10/2001 NZ Economists Warn That Taxpayer Fund May Create 'Moral Hazard' 15/10/2001 Singapore's Second Off-Budget Package Contains Heavy Tax Cuts 15/10/2001 More Benefit Reforms Needed Says European Commission 15/10/2001 Shadow Paymaster General Committed To UK Business Tax Reform 15/10/2001 Hong Kong Chiefs Warn Of Deteriorating Economy 15/10/2001 Swissair Options Ever More Expensive 15/10/2001 Belize Hard Hit By 145 Mph Hurricane 12/10/2001 WA Government Scraps Controversial Luxury Land Tax 12/10/2001 Congress May Offer Tax Credits For Travel 12/10/2001 French Government May Speed Up Tax Cuts 12/10/2001 German Finance Ministry Says Banking Secrecy Laws Can Stay For The Moment 12/10/2001 Disappointment In Hong Kong Over Tung's $15 Billion Crisis Package 12/10/2001 Forget Tax Cuts Says British Chamber Of Commerce 12/10/2001 Italian Government Considers Tax Cuts To Counter Slowdown 12/10/2001 Democrats, Republicans Argue Over Bush Tax Cuts Cost 12/10/2001 Another Internet Taxation Bill In Congress . . . 12/10/2001 Money-Laundering Legislation Clears House Committee 12/10/2001 Nobel Laureate Says No To More US Tax Cuts 11/10/2001 IMF Warns Pakistan To Prioritise Tax Reforms 11/10/2001 UAE Approves Anti-Money Laundering Bill 11/10/2001 OECD Tax Report: Gibraltar Has Not 'Delayed Signing Anything' 11/10/2001 US To Appeal WTO Ruling 10/10/2001 Exempted Companies Continue To Form In Bermuda 10/10/2001 Maltese Government To Examine Tax On Independent Contractors 10/10/2001 India Aims To Increase Number Of Taxpayers Three-Fold 10/10/2001 Beazley Snaps Over Tax 10/10/2001 European Think-Tank Leader Warns Against Excessive Money-Laundering Regulation 10/10/2001 Aer Lingus Joins The Queue Of State Aid Supplicants 10/10/2001 New Polish Import Tax Still Up In The Air 09/10/2001 Eichel's Anti-Money Laundering Measures Come Under Attack 09/10/2001 Mexico's President Says Tax Reforms To Be Approved In Two Weeks 09/10/2001 Grenada Readies For Structural Adjustment 09/10/2001 Cyprus Finance Minister Gives Reassurance Over Tax Reform 09/10/2001 UK Tories Abandon Tax Cuts In Favour Of Public Services 09/10/2001 Accountancy Firms Under Pressure To Break Customer Confidence 09/10/2001 Maltese Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Ways To Encourage Investment 09/10/2001 New Zealand Apprehensive On Australian/US Tax Treaty 09/10/2001 Indian State Woos Investment With SEZs 08/10/2001 Democrats Reject Bush Tax Plans Despite Bipartisan Promise 08/10/2001 New GDP Figures Reveal Isle Of Man Is Wealthier Than The UK 08/10/2001 Export Tax Not Discussed In US, Canada Lumber Peace Talks 08/10/2001 US Senate Banking Committee Approves Money Laundering Law 08/10/2001 Germany's Federal Tax Collection On Target 08/10/2001 India To Introduce VAT From April 2002 08/10/2001 Shrinking Irish Surplus Puts McCreevy Through The Wringer 08/10/2001 Congress Is Becoming Active Over Internet Tax Moratorium 05/10/2001 Ghanaian Finance Minister Takes Hard Line On Tax Evasion 05/10/2001 Abacha Family Stalls Money Laundering Investigation Yet Again 05/10/2001 Cook Island Shuns NZ Report On Offshore Financial Transactions 05/10/2001 Canada May Drop Film Tax Break 05/10/2001 Questions Raised About Absence Of Tax Evasion Statistics In Irish Crime Reports 05/10/2001 United Arab Emirates Welcome Continued Globalisation 05/10/2001 Damage Limitation For Isle Of Man As Terrorist Attacks Harm Offshore Image 05/10/2001 Poland's New Coalition Agrees 2002 Budget Guidelines 04/10/2001 Chilean Government Takes Tax Reforms Slowly 04/10/2001 Japanese Tax Panel Finally Reaches Agreement Over Stock Tax Reforms 04/10/2001 Mexican Government Proposes Tax Package To Boost Tourism 04/10/2001 Slumping Tax Collection Means More Bad News For Irish Budget 04/10/2001 Western Australian Government Defends Luxury Land Tax 04/10/2001 Gibraltarians Furious At British Let-Down 04/10/2001 Congress Struggling To Fix Sales Tax Problem 04/10/2001 US Administration Will Add $75bn Boost To Economy 03/10/2001 Aruba Opposition Wins Landslide Victory 03/10/2001 Pakistan's Tax Authorities Admit Q1 Shortfall 03/10/2001 Bank Of China Merger Creates Hong Kong's Second Largest Bank 03/10/2001 NCPA Says America Needs Tax Cuts, Not War 03/10/2001 UK Chancellor May Raise Indirect Taxes To Fund Spending 03/10/2001 Ontario Premier Brings Forward Tax Cuts To Protect Economy 03/10/2001 Turkish Prime Minister Launches Vitriolic Attack On Cyprus 03/10/2001 Fears Over Blair's Planned Anti-Terrorism Measures Increase 03/10/2001 Is Hong Kong Losing Regional Pre-Eminence? 03/10/2001 EU Governments Ready To Help Airlines With Taxpayers' Money 03/10/2001 Jersey Senator Hits At Negative UK Journalism 02/10/2001 British Virgin Islands Opposition Leader Raises Concerns Over Economy 02/10/2001 Swissair Bankrupt; Sabena On A Knife-Edge 02/10/2001 South African Capital Gains Tax Targets Investors, Say Critics 02/10/2001 US Net Tax Moratorium Likely To Be Extended 02/10/2001 Germany To Introduce Tougher Anti-Money Laundering Measures 02/10/2001 Gordon Brown Rules Out Income Tax Hike 02/10/2001 Low Tax Collections In Argentina May Force Spending Cuts 02/10/2001 Irish Government Plans Tax Breaks For Older Workers As Tax Take Shrinks 02/10/2001 Czech Tax Collections On The Increase 02/10/2001 Hungarian Parties In Battle Of The Tax-Cuts 01/10/2001 Spain Brings Forward Tax Cuts To Bolster Economy 01/10/2001 Hungarian Election Partners Announce Voter-Friendly Tax Cuts 01/10/2001 Feldstein Says US Administration Should Pause On Tax Cuts 01/10/2001 Polish Budget Abandons VAT Increase, Introduces Import Tax 01/10/2001 Argentina Battles To Earn Further IMF Support 01/10/2001 Irish Research Institute Wants To Increase Corporation Tax 01/10/2001 Japan To Eliminate Business-Friendly Tax Incentives 01/10/2001 Swissair Struggles For Life In Major Cash Crisis 01/10/2001 Gibraltar Up In Arms At British EU Cave-In 28/09/2001 Hong Kong's Proposed Sales Tax Could Take Years To Implement 28/09/2001 Bahamas Responds To Bush's Executive Order 28/09/2001 SSTP Being Live-Tested In 4 States 28/09/2001 UK's Offshore Centres Respond To FSA's Strictures 28/09/2001 Insurance Problem Grounds Manx Airlines 28/09/2001 Cyprus Airlines Given Insurance Indemnity By Government 27/09/2001 China To Levy Environmental Tax 27/09/2001 Vanuatu Government Calls For Pacific Association Of Offshore Financial Regulators 27/09/2001 Swiss Parliament Debates Tax Cuts 27/09/2001 Australia's Treasurer Won't Spend Surplus On Tax Cuts 27/09/2001 President Bush Joins Congressional Push For Tax Cuts As Surplus Shrinks 26/09/2001 Centrist Democrats Warn Over Proposed Tax Cuts 26/09/2001 The Bahamas New Financial Services Laws Will Help Fight Terrorism 26/09/2001 Cyprus Government Urged To Close Stock Exchange To Gain Investor Confidence 26/09/2001 Vanuatu Finance Minister Reiterates Stance Against OECD 26/09/2001 Singapore Confirms Outline Of October Tax-Relief Package 26/09/2001 US Administration Returns To Tax Incentive Agenda 25/09/2001 EU Considers Alcohol Tax Reforms To Combat Smuggling 25/09/2001 Indian Finance Minister Rules Out New Taxes 25/09/2001 New US Ambassador To Switzerland To Pursue Terrorist Funds Issue 25/09/2001 Maltese Government Sheds Light On Proposed Anti-Money Laundering Measures 25/09/2001 New Polish Government Makes Promises On Tax 25/09/2001 US Proscribes 27 Terror-Linked Names, Demands World-Wide Co-Operation 24/09/2001 World Bank Tells Indonesia To Improve Tax Collection 24/09/2001 Peru's Mining Industry Boosted With Cut In Exploration Taxes 24/09/2001 Swedish Government Cuts Taxes To Stimulate Growth 24/09/2001 Small UK Firms Could Face 100% Tax Increase 24/09/2001 Indian Government May Bolster Tourist Industry With Tax Cuts 24/09/2001 Dispute Over Tax Delays Kazakhstan Oil Field Re-Opening 24/09/2001 Furore Over German Anti-Terrorist Tax Increases Continues 24/09/2001 Cyprus Cabinet Approves 2002 Budget 24/09/2001 Swiss Banks And Currency Stand Fast Amidst Business Damage 24/09/2001 EU Finance Ministers Are Lukewarm About Tobin Tax 21/09/2001 US Could See Up To $180 Billion In Tax Cuts And Spending 21/09/2001 Mexico Government To Ease Pemex Tax Burden 21/09/2001 Japan Expedites Decision On Tax Reforms 21/09/2001 China Offers Tax-Breaks To Spur Investment In West 21/09/2001 German Tax Increases Hit By Wall Of Opposition 20/09/2001 Thai Government Reveals Company Tax Reduction Plans 20/09/2001 Malta Completes Benchmarking Process To Combat Tax Evasion 20/09/2001 Inland Revenue Hands Out 'Wrong Kind Of Sweets' 20/09/2001 Hong Kong Government Announces 3G Licence Winners 20/09/2001 US Administration Wants Weaker Financial Privacy Rules 19/09/2001 Swiss Parliament Will Back UN Membership 19/09/2001 Dutch Budget Offers Token Corporate Tax Reduction 19/09/2001 Singapore Likely To Stimulate Demand With Tax Cuts 18/09/2001 Gibraltar Chief Minister Advocates Prudence On Company Tax 18/09/2001 Taiwan To Introduce Tax Breaks To Boost Economy 18/09/2001 McCreevy Rejects Tax Swap Proposal 18/09/2001 Brazil In Quandary Over Transaction Tax 18/09/2001 US Moves Towards Draconian Money-Laundering Powers 18/09/2001 UK Tries Again To Persuade Gibraltar To Join Spanish Process 17/09/2001 Banks Brace For FATF Sanctions In Philippines 17/09/2001 Could WTC Disaster Impact On The Future Of Banking Secrecy? 17/09/2001 Unanimous Vote Grants Tax Relief To Families Of Attack Victims 17/09/2001 Western Australian Government Blasted Over Tax Turnaround 17/09/2001 Cook Islands Government Relaxes Freeze On Investment Board 17/09/2001 Is Cyprus Sacrificing Its Low-Tax Status In Vain? 14/09/2001 Owen Arthur Warns Of Turbulence Ahead For Barbados Economy 14/09/2001 Howard Reaches Double Tax Deal With US 14/09/2001 Unions Urge Thousands To Take To Mexico's Streets In Tax Protest 14/09/2001 Koizumi Standing Firm In Auto Tax Revenue Debate 14/09/2001 UK Chancellor Likely To Resist EU Fuel Tax Plan 14/09/2001 Latvia To Slash Corporate Tax Rate 14/09/2001 Argentinian Provinces Battle For Share Of Transactions Tax 13/09/2001 IBEC Says Continued Public Spending May Spark 'Financial Disaster' For Ireland 13/09/2001 IMF Urges Aruba To Consider 'Broad-Based Consumption Tax' 13/09/2001 ACOSS Warns Australian Election Campaign Should Not Descend Into 'Tax Cut Auction' 12/09/2001 Bermudian Finance Minister Giving Island Economy 'False Sense Of Security', Says Opposition 12/09/2001 Swiss Economics Minister Confirms Government's Intention To Join EU 12/09/2001 New Survey Finds US Public Wary Over Bush Tax Cuts 12/09/2001 European Commission Knocks Germany's Tax Reform 12/09/2001 Surprise, Surprise! Tax Is Biggest Issue For Australian Business 12/09/2001 Putin's Tax Reforms Paying Off In More Ways Than One 12/09/2001 Immediate Tax Reforms Needed To Save Japanese Market 11/09/2001 Gibraltar Government Proposes Zero Corporate Tax And Payroll Tax To Fend Off EU Threats 11/09/2001 Canadian Finance Minister Will Not Follow 'Reckless' US Tax Lead 11/09/2001 Norwegian Voters Look Set To Reject High Tax Burden 11/09/2001 Irish Employers Want Tax Cuts To Reduce Wage Costs 11/09/2001 States Of Guernsey To Debate ICT Review 11/09/2001 One Man And His Tax: The Tobin Debate Widens 11/09/2001 US Congress In New Attack On Bermuda Insurance Industry 10/09/2001 Chinese Bank In Talks Over Hong Kong Joint Investment Bank Venture 10/09/2001 Fears Raised Over Cayman Economy 10/09/2001 Tax Cuts Should Save Canada From Recession Says PM 10/09/2001 Poor Professor Tobin Helps UN In World Taxation Plan 10/09/2001 US Capital Gains Tax Cut More Likely 07/09/2001 Irish Union Leaders Warn Of Chaos If Budget Tax Pledges Are Not Kept 07/09/2001 US Treasury Secretary Says That Tax Rebates Are Taking Effect 06/09/2001 Bermuda's Economy Avoids Slowdown 06/09/2001 £1 Billion Blow To Irish Government's Budget Plans 06/09/2001 President Rene Remains In Power After Seychelles Elections; Opposition Complains 06/09/2001 Government Readies New Companies Act In Mauritius 06/09/2001 China Will Use Higher Tax Revenue To Bolster Economy 06/09/2001 Taiwan Premier Visits Eastern Caribbean States 06/09/2001 Schroder Discusses Tax Rejected By German Economists 05/09/2001 Gibraltar's Chief Minister Confirms Fear Of Exodus Remains 05/09/2001 Netherlands Antilles Senator Laments New Tax Measures 05/09/2001 Bush Scorns 'Second Guessers' Over Tax Cut 05/09/2001 Finland's Budget Proposals Unveiled, Income Tax To Be Reduced 05/09/2001 OECD Answers 17 Questions From Low-Tax Jurisdictions 05/09/2001 Wanna Lotta Tax Cuts? 05/09/2001 Canada's Mining Companies Under Tax Threat From Finance Ministry 04/09/2001 Conservative Leadership Candidate Reopens Tax Debate 04/09/2001 Grenada Borrows More As Economy Shows No Sign Of Improvement 04/09/2001 Indian Minister In Tokyo Expects Withholding Tax Breakthrough 04/09/2001 Shell Heads Singapore Talks On East Timor Hydrocarbon Tax Wrangle 03/09/2001 Gibraltar Opposition Criticises Government Over Late Consultation With Qualifying Companies 03/09/2001 Russian Press Says It Faces Extinction From Tax Increases 03/09/2001 Hungary Bans Anonymous Accounts In response To FATF Listing 31/08/2001 UK MPs Fail Self-Assessment Test 31/08/2001 South African Treasury Says Income Tax Surcharge 'Not Feasible' 31/08/2001 Swiss Government Rejects Calls For Tax Cuts 31/08/2001 Cook Islands Politician Hits Out At Expats 31/08/2001 Taiwan Cabinet Agrees To Halve Land Transactions Tax 31/08/2001 Eastern Caribbean States Plan Political Union 31/08/2001 Disney Denies Rumours About Beijing Theme Park 31/08/2001 Spanish Scam Sent 100m Euros Offshore - But Where? 30/08/2001 Gibraltar Government Reveals Extent Of Planned Company Tax Cuts 30/08/2001 South African Government Criticised Over Capital Gains Tax 30/08/2001 Research Report Slams European Governments On E-Filing Progress 30/08/2001 Nobody Believes In The Tobin Tax, Not Even Prof. Tobin 30/08/2001 Japanese Investment Taxation Reform Becoming Urgent 29/08/2001 Greek Government Sheds Light On Proposed Business Tax Incentives 29/08/2001 Russian President May Be Implicated In Money Laundering Investigation 29/08/2001 Antigua And Barbuda Forges Ahead In Money Laundering Fight 29/08/2001 Slovakian Coalition May Collapse Over Tax Reduction Plan 29/08/2001 Cyprus Resigned To Losing Offshore Tax Status 28/08/2001 Laurent Fabius Spends August Dreaming About New Taxes 28/08/2001 Senior Australian Tax Adviser Wants Better International Regime 28/08/2001 Hong Kong Politician Attacks Executive Leadership 28/08/2001 Europe Starts To Bicker Over The Stability Pact 28/08/2001 Financial Secretary Predicts Hong Kong Rebound Next Year 28/08/2001 UN Draft Of Cyprus Settlement Comes To Light 28/08/2001 UK's IT Professionals Will Appeal IR35 Ruling 27/08/2001 Australian PM Defends Ministers In Tax Scam Affair 24/08/2001 Thailand To Impose New Taxes By 2006 24/08/2001 Goodbye, Offshore Cyprus! 24/08/2001 Malta Opposition Condemns Government's Fiscal Performance 24/08/2001 Friendly Italian Tax Officials Ask For Their Money Back, Please 24/08/2001 Germany Puts Off Depreciation Changes To Help Business 23/08/2001 United States Lifts Financial Advisory On Antigua & Barbuda 23/08/2001 UK Abandons Gibraltar By Not Opposing EU In Finance Centre Crisis 23/08/2001 Philippine Government Undecided Over Shift To Gross Income Taxation 23/08/2001 Tax Hike Earns New Zealand Government $270 Million 23/08/2001 Russian Government Predicts Budget Surplus For 2002 23/08/2001 China May Enhance Export Tax Incentive Regime 23/08/2001 Another 200 Irish High-Tech Jobs Lost 22/08/2001 Gibraltar Government Initiates Legal Action Against European Commission 22/08/2001 Irish Economic Outlook Report Prompts Budget Adjustments 22/08/2001 Malaysian PM Steps Up Calls For World Tax To Help Poor Countries 22/08/2001 US Senate Testimony Urges Origin Sales Tax Basis 22/08/2001 President Bush And Democrats Wind Up For Budget Battle 22/08/2001 Japan Proposes Group Relief System, Modernises Tax Collection 22/08/2001 Row Erupts In Slovak Cabinet Over Tax Reductions 21/08/2001 Hong Kong Remains Premier Location For Multinationals In Asia 21/08/2001 Lord Ashcroft May Sell Belize Bank 21/08/2001 WTO Panel Confirms FSC Ruling Against US 21/08/2001 Don't Cry For Argentina - Have A Big Mac Instead 20/08/2001 Institute For Economic Freedom To Challenge Qualified Intermediary Programme 20/08/2001 Nauru Launches Surprise Attack On OECD Proposals 20/08/2001 St Vincent Withdraws Banking Licence 20/08/2001 Jersey Telecom Cuts Phone Charges 20/08/2001 China Still Trying To Drive Stock Markets Down 20/08/2001 Bulgarian Prime Minister Promises Tax Cuts, Privatisation reform 17/08/2001 South African Parliament Irons Out Wrinkles In Money Laundering Bill 17/08/2001 Jordan To Introduce Tax Breaks To Encourage Investment 17/08/2001 Georgia's Parliament Chairman Blames Tax Minister's Departure On 'Infighting' 17/08/2001 Hong Kong Securities Regulator Considering Radical Trade Shake-Up 17/08/2001 St Vincent Announces Measures To Conform With FATF Rules 17/08/2001 Cyprus Tops The League Of EU Applicants 17/08/2001 UK Tries To Soften Gibraltar's Attitude To Spain 17/08/2001 Bahamas Bank Opens London Marketing Office 17/08/2001 Canadian Savers Are Forced To Invest In Poorly-Run Companies 16/08/2001 Australian Government May Lift Tax Free Threshold 16/08/2001 40 US States Ask Congress Not To Extend Internet Tax Ban 16/08/2001 Georgian Tax Minister Resigns Over Budget Spat 16/08/2001 Guatemalan Court Refuses To Suspend Controversial VAT Increase 15/08/2001 IMF Urges Moderation For McCreevy Budget 15/08/2001 Chinese Government To Raise Revenue By Targeting High Income Groups 15/08/2001 Canary Islands Slap Tax On Tobacco Imports 15/08/2001 Cyprus Currency Move Annoys Business Leaders 15/08/2001 Australian Tax Reforms Hit City Farmers, Couriers 15/08/2001 Isle Of Man Repays 60% To BCCI Depositors 14/08/2001 UK Treasury Made Secret Tax Pledge To Oil Companies 14/08/2001 Brown Will Have To Increase Taxes To Fund Public Spending, Report Warns 14/08/2001 Washington Lawyer Calls On Bush To Honour Father's Privacy Pledges 14/08/2001 Government Asked To Intervene As Eircom Battle Hangs In The Balance 14/08/2001 Japanese PM Meets Tax Panel To Push Securities Reform 13/08/2001 Standard And Poor's Give Malta A Stable Outlook 13/08/2001 Downturn In Irish IT Sector Could Force Review Of Work Permit Policy 13/08/2001 Schroeder Extends Tax Cuts To SMEs 13/08/2001 Dallas - Eat Your Heart Out! 10/08/2001 US Attorney General Calls For Money Laundering Crackdown 10/08/2001 Owen Arthur Urged To Cut Domestic Taxation In Barbados 10/08/2001 Andorra Faces Border Dispute With French Neighbours 10/08/2001 German Finance Minister Stands Firm On Tax Reform Timetable 10/08/2001 VAT Across Indian States Will Widen Tax Base, Boost Economic Growth 10/08/2001 Ukrainian Tax Chief Laments Administration's Failure To Reform 10/08/2001 OECD Tells Australia To Crack Down On Tax Avoidance Schemes 10/08/2001 Top US Companies Urge Bush To Resolve FSC Spat With EU 09/08/2001 Australian Small Business Group Responds To Leaked Tax Document 09/08/2001 Hong Kong Tax Plans Open Up Sales Tax Controversy 09/08/2001 Manx ISP Appoints Government Telecoms Commissioner As Director 09/08/2001 Orphaned TBI Seeks New, Rich Daddy 09/08/2001 900 Jobs May Go In Dublin PC Closure 08/08/2001 US Senate Finance Committee Releases Tax Shelter Bill 08/08/2001 Germany's Company Tax Cut Imminent 07/08/2001 Mixed Comments By IMF On Malta's Economy 07/08/2001 Prominent Senators Push Money Laundering Laws 07/08/2001 Hong Kong Advisory Committee Proposes Broad-Based Taxes, Calls For Public Consultation 07/08/2001 Australian Opposition Warned Over Tax War With Government 07/08/2001 HSBC Does Well In Tight Hong Kong Market 07/08/2001 Is Thailand Foot-Dragging On US Double Tax Treaty? 06/08/2001 Tax Row Threatens East Timor Gas Pipeline Deal 06/08/2001 Cayman Islands Government Quashes Income Tax Rumours 06/08/2001 Ireland's Energy Industry Criticised As Epower Is Forced To Shut Down 06/08/2001 BVI Prime Minister Warns OECD Not To Exclude Offshore Jurisdictions 06/08/2001 United Nations Suggests All Citizens Should Become Slaves 06/08/2001 UN Steps Up Efforts To Re-Start Cyprus Proximity Talks 03/08/2001 Argentina's July Revenue Declines Sharply 03/08/2001 Fox Pushes Mexico's Tax Reform, Puts Pressure On State Governors 03/08/2001 Hong Kong Appoints Revenue Commissioner After Multiple Disasters 03/08/2001 Tom-com Wins Chinese Basketball Rights 02/08/2001 Bermuda Stock Exchange Declared World's Top Performing Market 2000 02/08/2001 Allied Irish Bank Defies Economic Slowdown 02/08/2001 Inconclusive US Senate Hearing On Internet Tax Moratorium 01/08/2001 IMF Concludes Article IV Consultation With Belize 01/08/2001 Australian Tree Farm Companies Deny Financial Problems 01/08/2001 Private Swiss Banks Are Ripe For Picking 31/07/2001 Ontario's Finance Minister Challenges Federal Government On Tax For Low-Income Earners 31/07/2001 Malta Furthers Plans For Establishing World Trade Centre 31/07/2001 Gibraltar Liberalises Telecoms Sector 31/07/2001 Oxfam Anti-Offshore Report Shown Up As Bogus 30/07/2001 Cayman Islands Government Considers Introduction Of Income Tax 30/07/2001 Howard Promises Income Tax Cuts If Re-Elected 30/07/2001 US Treasury Department Cracks Down On Abusive Tax Shelter 30/07/2001 Gibraltar: More Talks About Talks 27/07/2001 Pacific Countries Say OECD Changes Not Enough 27/07/2001 Regulators Say Offshore And Onshore Must Co-Operate Against Crime 27/07/2001 US Taxpayers Flood IRS With Tax Rebate Calls 27/07/2001 Cyprus Strengthens Ties With Luxembourg And Hong Kong 27/07/2001 UK Lib Dems Spearhead Backlash Against Council Tax Changes 26/07/2001 UK Property Owners Could Face Tax Threat 26/07/2001 Australian Government Moves In Wake Of Hardie Departure 26/07/2001 New US/UK Tax Treaty Includes Information Exchange Wording 25/07/2001 Isle Of Man Chooses First Financial To Promote Island As Premier Offshore E-Commerce Platform 25/07/2001 Next US Tax Reform Package To Focus On Business 25/07/2001 US Estate Tax Set To Rise From The Dead In 2011 25/07/2001 IMF Praises Grenada's Economy, But Urges Tax Reforms 25/07/2001 Australian Multinational Moves To Netherlands 23/07/2001 Companies Agree To Pre-Pay Tax To Argentine Government 23/07/2001 Malta Could Be Regional Centre For Financial Services 23/07/2001 Prominent Liechtenstein Officials Meet To Discuss Money Laundering Fight 23/07/2001 Seychelles International Business Authority Confirms Further Developments Ahead For Offshore Industry 23/07/2001 Security For Technological And Business Assets In The Caymans 23/07/2001 Institute Of Directors Responds To UK Business Tax Paper 23/07/2001 PCCW Pulls Mega Debt Issue As Bond Markets Waver 23/07/2001 Hong Kong Court Rulings Strengthen SAR's Autonomy 23/07/2001 US Surplus Down: Democrats Prophesy Doom; Republicans Chipper 20/07/2001 CFP Says Senate Hearing Was Stacked By Democrats 19/07/2001 US Treasury Secretary Questioned By Senate Panel Over Tax Havens 19/07/2001 Australian Tax Office Attacked Over 'Private Rulings' System 19/07/2001 UK Government Tries To Cover Up £2bn Customs Tax Failure 18/07/2001 Korea To Introduce Tax Rules On Offshore Portfolio Investment Funds 18/07/2001 Bank Of Bermuda Considers Singapore As Location For Fund Incubator 18/07/2001 Hungarian Finance Minister Says No Big Tax Changes On The Horizon 18/07/2001 3G Licence Squabble Must End, Says Irish Business And Employers Confederation 18/07/2001 New Zealand Housing Tax Row Continues 18/07/2001 Swiss Authorities Agree To Release Kohl Evidence 18/07/2001 US Government Sends Incorrect Refund Notices To Taxpayers 17/07/2001 Gibraltar Telco Said To Be In 'Dominant Position' 17/07/2001 Grenada Opposition Leader Concerned Over Economy 17/07/2001 UK Lifts Financial Advisory On Antigua & Barbuda 17/07/2001 Isle Of Man Treasury Considers Venture Capital Scheme 17/07/2001 Australia: National Accountancy Body Calls For Task Force To Compensate GST Bankruptcy Victims 17/07/2001 New Washington-Based Task Force To Study Information Exchange 17/07/2001 Hong Kong Expensive, Dublin Cheap, But Both Successful 16/07/2001 Cook Islands Commended For Reform-Driven Economic Recovery 16/07/2001 Schroeder Rejects Calls To Speed Up Tax Cuts 16/07/2001 UK Betting Tax To Be Scrapped Ahead Of Schedule 16/07/2001 Russian PM Confident About New Money Laundering Law 16/07/2001 Eircom Board Recommends Higher E-Island Offer 16/07/2001 Clearstream Confirms Andre Roelants As Chief Executive 13/07/2001 Australian Opposition Leader Denies Costello's Tax Allegations 12/07/2001 EU Will Not Repeat Irish Budget Mistake 12/07/2001 Manx And UK E-Envoys Discuss E-Commerce Strategies 12/07/2001 Brussels Attacks Co-ordination Centres In Member States 12/07/2001 Will President Bush's Tax Cut Be A Stimulus Or Not? 11/07/2001 Jersey FSC Celebrates Anniversary With Summit On International Financial Crime 11/07/2001 Australian Government Defends Contractor Tax Turnaround 11/07/2001 UK Treasury To Offer Tax Credits To Boost Deprived Areas 11/07/2001 Gordon Brown Threatens EU Colleagues With Beheading 10/07/2001 EU Experts Inspect Cyprus's Finance Laws 10/07/2001 Bank Of Bermuda Settles Cash 4 Titles Ponzi Scheme 10/07/2001 Direct EU Tax Will Be Given A Thrashing Today In Brussels 09/07/2001 UK Says It's Staying Out Of Gibraltar-Spain OECD Dispute 09/07/2001 Report Says Abu Dhabi Internet City In Jeopardy 09/07/2001 ATO Mired In Controversy Again Over Contractors' Taxation 09/07/2001 Offshore Jurisdictions Welcome New Zealand's Support 09/07/2001 Belgian Presidency Aims To Progress EU Tax Package (Surprise, Surprise!) 06/07/2001 Australian Contractors Hit By Taxation As Employees 06/07/2001 Pakistan's Finance Minister Sticks To Tough Tax Line 06/07/2001 Bahamas PM Responds To Blacklist Removal At CARICOM Meeting 06/07/2001 CFP Warns Offshore Jurisdictions To Keep Up Pressure On OECD 06/07/2001 Belgium Wants To Reduce Taxes - But Not Yet! 05/07/2001 Cook Islands PM To Stand Firm Against OECD 05/07/2001 Barbados, Costa Rica Meeting Strengthens Links 05/07/2001 South Africa's Finance Minister Silent Over Future Tax Cuts 05/07/2001 Ukraine Says No Trade War With Russia On The Horizon 05/07/2001 Spain Uses Gibraltar Card To Wreck OECD Compromise 05/07/2001 Switzerland And The EU To Begin New Bilateral Talks 04/07/2001 Aruba Co-Operates With OECD On Eliminating Harmful Tax Practices 04/07/2001 Hong Kong's New IT Director Boosts Digital Strategy Initiatives 04/07/2001 Tory Hopeful Davis Calls For Lower Taxes 04/07/2001 German Authorities Crack Down On Tax Evasion 04/07/2001 Luxembourg Socialists To Oppose Nationality Law Changes 04/07/2001 French Savers Can Now Buy Tax-Free Equity Europe-Wide 04/07/2001 PCCW Announces Internet Job Cuts 04/07/2001 Confusion Reigns Over German Tax Reforms 03/07/2001 Spain Blocks OECD Offshore Centre Deal Over Gibraltar Row 03/07/2001 CBI Seeks Extension Of R&D Tax Credits In The UK 03/07/2001 Caribbean Havens Give Muted Response To Reprieve 03/07/2001 US Treasury To Review Proposed Information Exchange Rules 03/07/2001 Australian Opposition Will Target Tax Cuts At Select Industries 03/07/2001 House Leader Dick Armey Attacks Reinsurance Tax Bill 02/07/2001 Reports Of Reduction In Offshore Bank Numbers Are Exaggerated Says Cayman Islands 02/07/2001 Malaysian Leading Bank Launches Online Income Tax Payment Facility 02/07/2001 French Authorities Under Pressure To End Tax Free 'Bonuses' 02/07/2001 China and Japan Prepare For Talks in Export Duties Battle 02/07/2001 Singapore's Tax Revenue Doubles In A Decade 02/07/2001 Eircom Refuses EIsland's Higher Offer, Stays With Valentia 02/07/2001 18 Foreign Investigators Arrested In Dubai, Abu Dhabi 29/06/2001 Duma Delays Crucial Money Laundering Bill 29/06/2001 Cook Islands To Join IMF And World Bank 29/06/2001 OECD Agreement Given Cautious Welcome By US Lobbyists 29/06/2001 Berlusconi Unveils Tax-Cutting Package 29/06/2001 Hong Kong Continues To Drown In Money 28/06/2001 Grenadian Authorities Close Six More Banks 28/06/2001 Malta Reaches Agreement With IRS On Qualified Intermediary Status 28/06/2001 Far-Reaching Consequences Ahead For 'Internet Access Providers' In US Net Tax Debate 28/06/2001 Silence In Paris As OECD Plans Changes To Tax Initiative 28/06/2001 EU Gives Malta 7-Year Foreign Labour Concession 27/06/2001 Liechtenstein Expresses Relief At Removal From Blacklist 27/06/2001 Israeli Government's Tax Collection Could Fall By NIS 4 Billion This Year 27/06/2001 Irish Central Bank Warns Government Over Economy 27/06/2001 Australian Tax Office Under Fire Over Avoidance Schemes 26/06/2001 US Treasury Commends FATF 26/06/2001 Swiss Agree To Release Of Berlusconi Papers 26/06/2001 As OECD Debates Tax Competition, Offshore Jurisdictions Wait Outside 25/06/2001 British Virgin Islands' Economic Performance Robust, Says Caribbean Development Bank Annual Report 25/06/2001 Cyprus Stock Exchange To Impose Additional Charges 25/06/2001 FATF Removes Four Countries From Its List 22/06/2001 Fed Chief Not Worried About Effect Of Tax Cut 22/06/2001 Chinese Banks Warned Over WTO Entry 22/06/2001 US Net Tax Negotiations Reach Small But Significant Agreement 22/06/2001 US House Majority Whip Enters Lists Against OECD 22/06/2001 Australia's GST To Dominate Federal Elections 21/06/2001 New Zealand Tax Proposals Released 21/06/2001 European Commission Proposes Crackdown On VAT Fraud 21/06/2001 HKMA Chief Calls For Better Protection Of Consumer Banking 21/06/2001 Tax Reforms Have Led The Australian Government To Produce A Monster 21/06/2001 Grenada Fears Inclusion On Second FATF List 21/06/2001 Michael Ashcroft Launches Public Attack On UK Minister Clare Short 21/06/2001 EU Heads Visit Divided Ireland To Push Euro, Enlargement 20/06/2001 UK Demands On Passporting Are 'Obscene' And 'Perverse' Says Chief Minister 20/06/2001 Tourism Dispute Leads To Collapse Of Aruba's Coalition Government 20/06/2001 Russia Duma Set To Approve Corporate Tax Reductions 19/06/2001 Mumbai Proposed As New Asian Financial Centre 19/06/2001 South Africa's Financial And Fiscal Commission Issues Recommendations For Next Year's Budget 19/06/2001 Gibraltar Budget Measures Reduce Burden Of Taxation 19/06/2001 Hong Kong Finds Itself At The Centre Of An Aviation Dispute 19/06/2001 Lobbyists Work To Limit Offshore Information Exchange 19/06/2001 European Union Enlargement To Take Place By June 2004 19/06/2001 Brown Announces 'Mini Budget' For Business 18/06/2001 Portillo Will Keep Low Tax Agenda If Elected As Party Leader 18/06/2001 The Bahamas Accepted As Member Of Financial Intelligence Units Forum 18/06/2001 O'Neill Limits Information Exchange In OECD Letter 18/06/2001 Foreign Office Memo Exposes Political Campaign Against Ashcroft 15/06/2001 FATF To Publish Follow-Up Report On 15 Non-Cooperative Countries 15/06/2001 Lord Chancellor Takes Over Responsibility For Constitutional Representation Of Channel Islands And Isle Of Man 15/06/2001 Another EU Minister Wants Brussels To Tax (And Spend) 15/06/2001 Kazakhstan Offers Amnesty To Tax-Dodgers 14/06/2001 OECD May Delay Sanctions 14/06/2001 Futher Delays Ahead Over Decision On VAT Moratorium As EU Waits For New President To Take The Helm 14/06/2001 Tax Organisation Says The Check Is Not In The Mail For 51 Million American Taxpayers 14/06/2001 Cyprus Parliament Assembles Agenda After Elections 14/06/2001 If You Want To Stay Free, Don't Go To France! 14/06/2001 Is Bill Clinton A Comic Or A Statesman? 13/06/2001 Jersey Reports Confirm Continued Growth Of Financial Services Industry 13/06/2001 OECS Members Praised For Trade Policies 13/06/2001 Mauritius Keen To Become E-commerce Hub 13/06/2001 CFP Warns Offshore Jurisdictions About Information Exchange 13/06/2001 Australian Tax Shelters Wilting In Glare Of Government Hostility 12/06/2001 Barbados Launches New E-Commerce Web Site 12/06/2001 Canada's Money Laundering Initiative 'Doomed' 12/06/2001 Commission Recommends Cut In Dutch Corporate Tax 12/06/2001 As Labour Government Wins General Election, The UK Speculates On Future Taxation Issues 12/06/2001 The US Makes Tortuous Progress Towards Sales Tax Simplification 12/06/2001 EU Plans To Ignore Irish Referendum Vote! 11/06/2001 Bermuda's Realtors Expect To Attract Wealthy Foreigners 11/06/2001 Senate Tries To Stop Administration's Review Of Money Laundering Rules 11/06/2001 Isle Of Man Government Releases Details Of E-Commerce/E-Society Strategy 11/06/2001 Survey Points To Rising Tax Evasion And Corruption In Greece 11/06/2001 Australian PM Could Woo Voters With More Tax Cut Promises 11/06/2001 Swiss Government Rejects Capital Gains Tax Proposal 11/06/2001 EU Agrees Common Position On Extension Of UCITS Directive 11/06/2001 Eircom Board Vacillates Over Competing Bids 08/06/2001 Disappointed US Business Wants Promised Tax Cuts 08/06/2001 Abacha Family Permitted Judicial Review 08/06/2001 Swiss Bankers Embark On Damage Limitation Exercise In United States 08/06/2001 President Bush Signs Tax-Cutting Law - At Last! 08/06/2001 Liechtenstein Polishes Its Image Before FATF Meeting 07/06/2001 Gibraltar Needs Action, Not Words, On E-Commerce, Opposition Tells Government 07/06/2001 Brown Makes Flying Visit To Ecofin Meeting 07/06/2001 Close Relationship Between Liechtenstein and Switzerland Continues 07/06/2001 New Zealand's Finance Minister Fights Back On Criticisms Over Refusal To Cut Company Taxes 07/06/2001 Offshore Jurisdictions Push OECD To Respond To Questions 07/06/2001 200 Anti Tax Haven Protesters Due In Jersey This Saturday 06/06/2001 IMF To Review Bahamas' Offshore Financial Services Sector 06/06/2001 EU Commission Endorses Labour In British Election 06/06/2001 European Rush To Launder Black Cash Accelerates 06/06/2001 British Labour Party Attacks Belize In Election Ploy 05/06/2001 Cook Islands: Victory For Fiscal Sovereignty But Debate Not Yet Over 05/06/2001 ECSE Launch Planned For August 05/06/2001 Milton Friedman Asks President Bush To Dump OECD 04/06/2001 Cook Islands' PM Steps Up Regional Fight Against Financial Crime 04/06/2001 Malta's Finance Minister Promotes New Corporate Governance Philosophy 04/06/2001 Royal Canadian Mounted Police To Host International Money Laundering Conference 04/06/2001 The Bahamas Finance Minister Delivers 'Balanced' Budget 04/06/2001 British Virgin Islands' Finances Looking Healthy Says Chief Minister 04/06/2001 Alternative Tax Law Causes Controversy In The US 04/06/2001 Internet Bill Multiply Like Rabbits In Congress 01/06/2001 'Father' Of Cayman's Financial Sector Pens Autobiography 01/06/2001 Guernsey Financial Services Commission Releases First Quarter 2001 Banking Sector Activity 01/06/2001 Japan To Tackle Tax Evasion With Taxpayer Numbering System 01/06/2001 US Ponders The Future For FATF, OECD Campaigns 31/05/2001 Midi Malta Development Project Launches New, Informative Website 31/05/2001 Cyprus Parties Fight It Out To Dominate House Of Representatives 30/05/2001 Monaco Takes Tough Stance On Currency Converters 30/05/2001 Gibraltar An Ideal Location For Business Says Newcastle United 30/05/2001 Australian Treasurer Pledges No More Tax Hikes But GST Remains 30/05/2001 EU Commission President Wants Taxation Power For Brussels 29/05/2001 New Zealand Budget Fails To Deliver On Company Tax Cuts 29/05/2001 Cyprus Election Result Requires Coalition Government 29/05/2001 Panamanian Statistics Give Hope For Future 29/05/2001 Hong Kong Telcos Promise Profits - Next Year! 28/05/2001 US Congress Finally Agrees Tax-Cutting Compromise 28/05/2001 Malta: Finance Minister Says Union's Call For Higher Wages Will Result In Higher Taxes 25/05/2001 Malta And Lithuania Sign Double Tax Treaty 25/05/2001 Chief Minister Informs Financial Sector Of Gibraltar's OECD Strategy 25/05/2001 The British Treasury Is Right (For Once) In Opposing The EU's VAT Proposals 25/05/2001 Jersey Raises The Drawbridge Against Anti-Globalisation Protesters 24/05/2001 Ireland's Minister For Public Enterprise Announces New Communications And E-Commerce Action Plan 24/05/2001 Bermuda Government Gives Business 'Cause For Concern' 24/05/2001 IMF Praises Mauritius For 'Remedial Fiscal Actions' 24/05/2001 International Awards Instituted In OECD/Offshore Imbroglio 24/05/2001 Hague's Tax Ogre Unmasked As His Only Friend In Brussels 23/05/2001 Bahamas Positioned To Become Market Leader In Global Financial Services 23/05/2001 Policy Reversal For Denmark As Government Forced To Consider Income Tax Rate Cuts 23/05/2001 IMF Praises Swiss Economic Management, Moots Further Rate Cuts 23/05/2001 Monaco Growing Despite Attacks By France And The OECD 22/05/2001 Gibraltar Plans Referendum On Self-Determination 22/05/2001 Gibraltar Leader Compliments Crown Resources 22/05/2001 Israeli Government's Tax Plans Under Fire 22/05/2001 Euro Could Be In Trouble Under Berlusconi's Planned Tax Reforms 22/05/2001 Ireland's Tánaiste Unveils Continued Investment In High-Tech Companies 22/05/2001 OECD Report On Ireland Contradicts EU's Critical Assessment 22/05/2001 The WTO Defers Ruling On FSC Dispute 21/05/2001 Small Business Lobby Repeats Call For End To America's Death Tax 21/05/2001 Luxembourg Premier Outlines Tax Reform, Underlines Commitment To Banking Secrecy 21/05/2001 Barbados Government Approves Small Business Support Measures 21/05/2001 Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill Wants To Abolish Corporation Tax 21/05/2001 O'Neill v the OECD: It's Only Round One 21/05/2001 Hong Kong Send Major Trade Delegation To Western China 18/05/2001 French Get Agitated Over US 'Re-Evaluation' Of OECD Campaign 18/05/2001 No Assets Frozen In Bermuda Say Pinochet Lawyers 18/05/2001 South African Government Has Capital Gains Tax In Sight 18/05/2001 Congress May Stop IRS Taxing Employees' Private Use Of Internet 18/05/2001 Ireland's Ambassador To Japan Explains Irish Success 18/05/2001 Jordan's King Abdullah Inaugurates Aqaba Free Zone 17/05/2001 Bermuda Freezes Dictator Augusto Pinochet's Assets 17/05/2001 Turks And Caicos Mulls Immigration Issues 17/05/2001 Financial Secretary Says Hong Kong Will Be Top International Financial Centre 17/05/2001 Senate Finance Committee Approves US$1.35 Trillion Tax Cut Package 17/05/2001 Clearstream In Takeover Fight As Chief Executive Steps Aside 16/05/2001 Leading CFOs and Treasurers Seek Internet Tax Moratorium Extension to 2005 16/05/2001 The Bahamas Will Preserve Its No-Tax Regime 16/05/2001 CFP Encourages Offshore Jurisdictions To Fight On Against OECD 16/05/2001 Cyprus External Investment Rose In 2000 15/05/2001 Australian Treasurer Vows A$5bn Tax Cuts In Next Week's Budget 15/05/2001 South African Companies Continue To Favour Isle Of Man For Foreign Investment 15/05/2001 Swiss Banking Secrecy Rules Hang In The Balance As EU Negotiations Loom 15/05/2001 Slovak Government Announces Major Tax Cuts 15/05/2001 European Think Tank Recommends International Tax Privacy Code 14/05/2001 Greece's NovaBank Mulls Cyprus Entry 14/05/2001 Costa Rican Government Launches Manual To Assist Potential Businesses 14/05/2001 New Global Dragon Brand For Hong Kong 14/05/2001 Diplomatic Relations Officially Established Between Barbados And Ireland 14/05/2001 UK Investment Managers' Association Urges UK Parties To Meet Investors' Needs 14/05/2001 Tax Cuts Will Lift Argentine Industries 14/05/2001 German Pension Reforms Are Too Feeble by Half 14/05/2001 Offshore Jurisdictions Respond Warmly To O'Neill Statement on OECD 11/05/2001 Cyprus: Societe Generale To Run Local Bank Alongside Offshore Operations 11/05/2001 UK's Political Parties Battle Over Tax As Election Campaign Gets Underway 11/05/2001 Portugal Faces Up To Fiscal Woes 11/05/2001 Isle Of Man Government Appoints New Chief Financial Officer 11/05/2001 Corporate Tax Payers Fare Well In Ontario's Budget 11/05/2001 Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill Attacks OECD Offshore Initiative 11/05/2001 US Senate Passes Tax-Cutting Budget Resolution 10/05/2001 Bermuda Is One Of Richest Countries In The World Says World Bank 09/05/2001 Commissioner For Insurance Outlines Hong Kong's Advantages For Insurance Business 09/05/2001 Bermuda Forum To Examine Trends In Offshore Business 09/05/2001 Russia's New Tax Regime Tested As Disappointing Declarations Trickle In 09/05/2001 UK Opposition Leader Puts Tax Cuts At Fore Of Election Campaign 09/05/2001 Greece Would Veto EU Enlargement Without Cyprus 09/05/2001 Chinese President Confirms Support For Separate Hong Kong 08/05/2001 Aruba's Businesses To Benefit From New Commerce and Finance Park 08/05/2001 Cyprus President Lauds New Distribution Centre 08/05/2001 Frits Bolkestein Won't Let The Belgians Increase EU Taxation 08/05/2001 No Support For Global Protesters In Hong Kong 08/05/2001 PanEuroLife Executives Still In French Gaol Without Charges 08/05/2001 US Budget Process Should Reach Voting Stage This Week 08/05/2001 Gibraltar's Leader Says The Rock Will Remain A British Colony 07/05/2001 Standard Bank Extends Into Asia, Acquires Jardine Fleming's Hong Kong Operation 07/05/2001 Belgian Finance Minister Wants European Union To Levy Direct Taxes 07/05/2001 Hong Kong Monetary Authority Will Maintain Currency Peg To The US Dollar 07/05/2001 US Senator Grassley Seeks Answers In Internet Sales Tax Debate 07/05/2001 Costa Rica And Panama Are Prime Markets For E-Business 04/05/2001 Cook Islands To Join Anti-Money Laundering Organisation 04/05/2001 Bermuda Commercial Bank Now Exempt From 60/40 Rule 04/05/2001 The Bahamas Awaits FATF Inspection On Anti-Money Laundering Initiatives 04/05/2001 Hong Kong's New Financial Secretary Pledges To Restructure Economy But There Will Be Few Tax Cuts 03/05/2001 Ireland: Central Bank To Supervise Insurance Intermediaries 03/05/2001 Luxembourg Insurer's American Owner Speaks Out On Money Laundering Debacle 03/05/2001 New Zealand Government Rejects Calls For Cuts In Company Tax Rate 03/05/2001 Guernsey Sacks Financial Services Commission As PR Agency 02/05/2001 Americans For Tax Reform Call For An End To Tax On Talking 02/05/2001 Bermuda: Bank Of Butterfield At Centre Of Investigation On New Business Charges 02/05/2001 8m Euros Of EU Funds Available To Gibraltar Businesses 02/05/2001 Joint Congressional Committee Agrees $1.35 Trillion Tax Cuts 01/05/2001 New Laws Have Positive Effect On Bahamas' Banking Industry 01/05/2001 Antigua Senate Passes New And Improved Anti-Money Laundering Law 01/05/2001 IR35 Uncertainty Is Unresolved: No Guidance For Consultants 01/05/2001 Maltese Opposition Leader Continues To Carp At Accession Process 30/04/2001 Senators Allen And Burns Introduce Bill To Make US Internet Tax Moratorium Permanent 30/04/2001 FATF To Visit Cayman Islands 30/04/2001 UK's Conservatives Criticise Clare Short's Taste In Tax 30/04/2001 International Monetary Fund Visits Antigua For Tax Talks 30/04/2001 St Vincent & Grenadines Government Appoints New Offshore Finance Authority Board 30/04/2001 US Fails To Support OECD At G7 Summit 27/04/2001 Cyprus Survey Shows Astounding Lack Of Faith In Politicians On Stock Exchange Issues 27/04/2001 EU Commissioner Warns Against Complacency In Developing Irish Telecoms Infrastructure 27/04/2001 Costa Rican President In Silicon Valley, Touts For IT Investment Opportunities 27/04/2001 Britain's Higher Taxes Rack Up Giant Treasury Surplus 27/04/2001 US Position On OECD Offshore Crusade Is Becoming Clearer 26/04/2001 Malta's New Tax And Incentive Regime For Foreign Investment Pays Dividends 26/04/2001 Ratings Firm A M Best Names Bermuda As Top Captives Domicile 26/04/2001 UK Government Decides To Scrap Extra Tax On Businesses 26/04/2001 US Treasury Lists Beneficiaries Of Bush Tax Cuts 26/04/2001 Is Ireland In The EU Or The Americas? 25/04/2001 8th Malaysia Plan Heralds Major Tax Reform Programme 25/04/2001 Bermuda's Bank Of Butterfield Reports Quarterly Net Income Up 50% 25/04/2001 No-One Is Checking Suspicious Activity At US Securities Firms 25/04/2001 Anguilla's Financial Services Industry Body Announces New Management Line-Up 24/04/2001 Costa Rica: Banking Reform Bill Comes Under Fire From Ex-Central Bank Chief 24/04/2001 Gibraltar's BMI Group Launches New Property Website 24/04/2001 Caribbean Leaders Urge Bush To Withdraw OECD Support 24/04/2001 Bidding War In Prospect For Eircom 23/04/2001 Vanuatu's New Government Sworn In 23/04/2001 Good Financial News For The Cayman Islands 23/04/2001 Asian Development Bank Forecasts Two-Year Outlook For Hong Kong Economy 23/04/2001 US Internet Tax Moratorium Likely To Be Renewed 23/04/2001 UK And Jersey Resolve Row Over 'Designer' Taxation 20/04/2001 US Senate Finance Committee's Grassley Announces Hearing on Tax Simplification 20/04/2001 Cook Islands' PM Commends Bank Of Bermuda 20/04/2001 Gibraltar Government Consults Industry On Tax Changes 20/04/2001 Seychelles Announces New Association Of Offshore Practitioners And Registered Agents 20/04/2001 Bermuda's Bank Of Butterfield Will Be Exempt From 60/40 Rule 20/04/2001 US Vice President Promotes R&D, Proposes Permanent Ban On Internet Access Taxes 20/04/2001 As DBS Acquires Dao Heng Bank, Hong Kong Speculates On The Future Of Its Banking Sector 20/04/2001 EU Commission Launches Plan To Improve Taxation Of Cross-Border Pensions 19/04/2001 Peruvian Investigators Visit Panama To Track Down Ill-Gotten Gains Of Fujimori And Montesinos 19/04/2001 Bahamas Supreme Court Judge Says Securities Commission Is Powerless To Liquidate IBCs 18/04/2001 Isle of Man Insurance and Financial Services Authorities Decide Against Merger 18/04/2001 The Bahamas: Small & Developing Economies Form New, Inclusive Group On Tax & Investment Issues 18/04/2001 Technical Glitch Delays Labuan Financial Exchange's First Listing 18/04/2001 Bahamas Seminar Discusses OECD Blacklisting Impact 18/04/2001 Ireland Gets Financial Services Regulatory Body 17/04/2001 IRS In Losing Battle Against Internet Tax Fraudsters 17/04/2001 Lib Dems Attack Tories' Election Tax Plans 16/04/2001 US Pressure Mounts On O'Neill To Dump OECD 16/04/2001 Russia Buys Back Pavel Borodin From The Swiss 16/04/2001 British High Commissioner Supports Cyprus EU Entry 16/04/2001 Maltese Central Bank Report Highlights Trade Deficit 16/04/2001 Cammell Laird Gibraltar Subsidiary To Continue Trading 16/04/2001 Hong Kong Monetary Authority Executive Outlines Way Forward For Banking Sector 13/04/2001 Keith Vaz Faces Criticism Over Failure To Address Gibraltar Issues 13/04/2001 Australian Tax Office Cracks Down On Tax Minimisation Schemes 13/04/2001 Future Of Vanuatu PM Still Hangs In The Balance 13/04/2001 Cook Islands PM Delivers Budget Policy Statement 12/04/2001 Panama Conference To Focus On Increased Foreign Trade As A Means Of Lifting The Economy 12/04/2001 Gibraltar, Guernsey And Jersey To Meet On OECD Tax Threat 12/04/2001 Dubai Calls On Human Resource Group To Bring In Much-Needed Skilled Workers 11/04/2001 Liechtenstein Swears In New Government 11/04/2001 New Economic Sector Proposed In The Bahamas 11/04/2001 Institute Of Chartered Accountants In Australia Campaigns For Introduction Of Enterprise Zones 11/04/2001 OECD Member States Tighten Up Their CFC Rules 10/04/2001 China Changes Sales Tax Policy As WTO Entry Approaches 10/04/2001 Costa Rica: Central Bank Chief Outlines Plans For Attracting Foreign Investment 10/04/2001 British Government Acknowledges And Praises Bahamas' New Financial Architecture 10/04/2001 Non-OECD Solidarity Encouraging Says Cook Islands' PM But Raises Concerns Over Media Confusion 10/04/2001 Please Tell Us What You Think, Mr O'Neill! 10/04/2001 UK Finance Bill Begins Passage Through Parliament 09/04/2001 Russia To Tax Controlled Foreign Companies 09/04/2001 Cayman Island Task Force Debates Local Business License Legislation 06/04/2001 Hong Kong's Corporate Environment Attracts UK Software Company 06/04/2001 Australia's New Multinational Tax Law Could Spell Disaster For Local Businesses 06/04/2001 UAE's Free Zones Expected To Play Key Role in Diversification Of The Economy 06/04/2001 US Senate Prepares To Extend Internet Tax Moratorium 06/04/2001 Republicans Struggle To Overturn Senate Tax Vote 05/04/2001 UK Chancellor's Faux Pas Over Abolition Of Homebuyers' Stamp Duty 05/04/2001 Controversial Goods And Services Tax Could Be Responsible For Australia's Economic Decline 04/04/2001 New Energy Tax Is Bad News For UK's Smaller Companies 04/04/2001 Bermuda To Host Captives Conference 04/04/2001 Bahamas Banking Sector Moves Away From Shell Banks 04/04/2001 European Think Tank Criticises OECD For 'Unfair Tax Competition' Initiative 04/04/2001 Labuan's Banks Doubled Their Profits In 2000 03/04/2001 Nauru President's Downfall Linked To Money Laundering Claims 03/04/2001 Maltese Government Proceeds With Plans For World Trade Centre 03/04/2001 Citibank Launches New Global Corporate And Investment Banking Office In The Bahamas 03/04/2001 US Senators Introduce 'New Economy Tax Fairness Act' For Internet Sales 02/04/2001 IR35 Judgement Due Today 02/04/2001 New Deputy Treasury Secretary To Pursue America's Tax Cheats 02/04/2001 Foreign Direct Investment In Hong Kong Topped $64bn In 2000 02/04/2001 Bahamas Minister Speaks Of WTO Ambitions 02/04/2001 Iranian Government Decides Not To Give Up On Free Trade Zones 02/04/2001 Short Pre-Election UK Finance Bill Published 02/04/2001 The President's Tax Cuts Progress Through Congress 30/03/2001 Antigua Ambassador Calls For Measures To Offset OECD Demands 30/03/2001 Cook Islands Considers Threat Of OECD Sanctions 30/03/2001 Clothier Report Could See A New Government System In Jersey By 2002 29/03/2001 Attorneys General Convene In Cayman Islands 29/03/2001 UAE's New Commercial Law Will Give Foreign Companies 70% Maximum Stake In Local Firms 29/03/2001 British Chambers Of Commerce Unveils Manifesto 29/03/2001 European Banking Federation Rejects Tax Proposal On Foreign Exchange Transactions 29/03/2001 US Group Attacks Qualified Intermediary Rules 29/03/2001 US Lower House Passes George Bush's Budget 29/03/2001 Ukrainian Finance Minister Announces Tax Collections Over Budget 28/03/2001 Bermuda's Businesses Install Anti-Money Laundering Programmes 28/03/2001 UK Parliament Considers Amendments To Double Taxation Regime 28/03/2001 Six Alpine Countries Agree On Enhanced Cross Border Cooperation To Fight Money Laundering 28/03/2001 US Pressure On OECD Intensifies 28/03/2001 Mladjan Mines Missing Milosevic Millions 27/03/2001 IMF Reviews Grenada Economy 27/03/2001 Isle Of Man Continues To Promote E-Commerce Opportunities To International Community 27/03/2001 The ICAEW Presents Its First Manifesto For The General Election' 27/03/2001 Switzerland: From Heidi-Land To High-Tech Land 27/03/2001 Argentine Congress Approves Emergency Economic Plan 26/03/2001 US Telecoms Firm Terayon Sets Up Regional HQ In Hong Kong 26/03/2001 Australian Government Delays Certain Business Tax Reforms Until 2002 26/03/2001 Malta Calls For Strategic Partner For E-Government 26/03/2001 Antigua & Barbuda: Prime Minister Unveils Budget For A Fiscally-Challenged Government 26/03/2001 In Stockholm, Spain And The UK Agree To Re-Open Gibraltar Sovereignty Talks 23/03/2001 Tories Would Seal Election Victory With Tax Cuts For UK's Middle-Income Earners.....Eventually 23/03/2001 Irish Internet Penetration Rate Half That Of Sweden 23/03/2001 Domingo Cavallo Announces Proposals To Save Argentine Economy 22/03/2001 Soros Suspends US$1.5m In Russian Aid Over Ambiguous Social Contributions Tax 22/03/2001 Vietnam Hopes To Lure Foreign Investors With New Tax Rules 22/03/2001 US Senators Call For New Government Powers Over Banks 22/03/2001 UK's Banks Could Face Tax On Small Business Profits 22/03/2001 Why Don't More Of The French Rebel Against High Taxes? 22/03/2001 Congress Continues Tax Planning But No Resolution In Sight 21/03/2001 UK Government Set To Scrap Plans For Additional Tax On Businesses 21/03/2001 Report Urges Manx Government To Seek 'Specialist Advice' On International Law When Tackling Multilaterals' Initiatives 21/03/2001 Antigua's Plans To Introduce VAT Meet With Hostility 21/03/2001 Republicans Hope To Secure Reduction Of America's Tiny Tax On Share Trading 21/03/2001 Sweden Improves Tax Regime For Expatriates (A Little) 21/03/2001 Netherlands Signs Double Tax Treaty With Taiwan 20/03/2001 Netherlands Antilles: Governor Saleh Warns Money Laundering Could Sully Reputation 20/03/2001 Bermuda Team Attends Largest Ever Captive Insurance Conference 20/03/2001 New Cook Islands Bank Ignores Asian Development Bank's Recommendation 19/03/2001 Fears For Vanuatu's Anti-Money Laundering Efforts As Influential Lawyer Is Axed 19/03/2001 House Majority Leader Writes Again To Paul O'Neill Against OECD 19/03/2001 Horse-Trading Starts In Senate Over Tax-Cutting Bill 16/03/2001 Cayman's Economic Slide Prompts Expat Departures 16/03/2001 Belgium Proposes Tax On Savings To Finance European Union 15/03/2001 Former US Speaker Gingrich Backs Ireland In Fiscal Dispute With Brussels 15/03/2001 Gibraltar's Telecoms Delay Forces Companies To Operate Unlicensed 15/03/2001 Economic Development Director Says Dubai Needs To Reform Its Business Laws 15/03/2001 Hong Kong Monetary Authority Refuses To Cap Bank Fees And Charges 15/03/2001 EU Paves The Way For Unified Investment Fund Regime 15/03/2001 Perversely, The OECD Continues Destroying Its Hard-Won Reputation 14/03/2001 South Africa's Finance Minister To Close Banks' Tax Loophole 14/03/2001 American Tax Protesters Plan Washington March On April 9th 13/03/2001 US Tax Groups Urge Treasury Secretary O'Neill To Simplify Tax Laws 13/03/2001 US Senate Report Ties Bermuda Banks To Drug And Terrorist Money 13/03/2001 Three More US Congressional Voices Raised Against The OECD 13/03/2001 Judicial Review Of UK's Hated IR35 Begins Today 12/03/2001 EU And US Trade Chiefs Discuss Foreign Sales Corporations In Washington 12/03/2001 Japan Proposes Tax-Cutting Package As Mori Prepares To Resign 12/03/2001 US Politics Returns To Normal As President Welcomes Tax Package Victory 09/03/2001 US House of Representatives Passes Tax-Cutting Bill 09/03/2001 US Treasury Will Not Act On Shell Banks In Immediate Future 09/03/2001 Bermuda: Six-Year Work Permit Limits Set 08/03/2001 UK Chancellor Presents Pre-Election Budget 08/03/2001 Manx Budget Prompts Jersey To Consider Tax Review 08/03/2001 Ireland's Corporate Attractions Lure Another US Company 08/03/2001 Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Unveils His Final Budget 07/03/2001 EU Urges Swiss To Consider More Bilateral Agreements 07/03/2001 OECD Faced With United Front By Offshore Jurisdictions 07/03/2001 EU Exempts Eurobond 'Tap' Issues From Savings Tax Directive Until March 2002 06/03/2001 UK's Proceeds Of Crime Bill Will Create National Confiscation Agency 06/03/2001 Will The UK Budget Reverse The Trend To Increased Corporate Taxation? 06/03/2001 Swiss Say Non! and Nein! To Europe 06/03/2001 Secretary-General Defends OECD Against Accusations Of Offshore Bullying 05/03/2001 Victor Chandler Rubbishes UK Budget Betting Tax Plans 05/03/2001 Congressional Committee Approves Key Part of Bush Tax Cut Plan 05/03/2001 Indian Finance Minister Attacks Sacred Cows On The Road To Reform 05/03/2001 Hong Kong's Legco Faces Demand For More Shareholder Power 05/03/2001 Dubai Internet Forum Emphasises Importance Of Globalisation 05/03/2001 Hong Kong's New Financial Secretary Dismisses Fears Over Competition From Shanghai 02/03/2001 Opposition Confirms Gibraltar Is Excluded From OECD Meeting In March 2001 02/03/2001 UK Chancellor Confirms £1bn Tax Break For Disadvantaged Areas 02/03/2001 BAT Threatens To Leave The UK If Brown Maintains Tax Attack 02/03/2001 Swiss President Responds To EU As Possible Savings Tax Solution Is Mooted 01/03/2001 Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Expected To Unveil Cautious Last Budget 01/03/2001 President Bush Sends His Budget Proposals To Congress 01/03/2001 As EU Presidency Looms Belgium Will Press For More Tax Harmonisation 01/03/2001 US Senate Subcommittee Holds Hearings On Role of Correspondent Banking In Money Laundering 01/03/2001 Taxing Rich Nations Will Lessen Global Poverty Gap Says Malaysia Leader 01/03/2001 Bahrain Tackles Money Laundering 28/02/2001 President Bush's Pre-Budget Address To Congress 28/02/2001 Swiss Finance Minister Plans Tax Amnesty 28/02/2001 Hong Kong Seminar Reaffirms SAR's Anti-Money Laundering Commitment 28/02/2001 Russia's New Tax Code Opens Up Legal Loophole 28/02/2001 Gibraltar: Blanket Of Silence Over OECD Plans 27/02/2001 Ladbrokes May Write Off £5 Million To Leave Gibraltar And Return To The UK 27/02/2001 'Harmful Tax Competition' Task Force To Meet In Paris 27/02/2001 Singapore's Generous Budget Cuts Corporate And Income Tax 27/02/2001 India's IT Companies Plead For Tax Cuts As Budget Looms 27/02/2001 FATF Praises Cayman's Counter-Money Laundering Reforms 26/02/2001 Chris Patten Annoys The Swiss By Linking Information-Sharing To Bilateral Agreements 26/02/2001 Is The US Treasury Department Poised To Distance Itself From OECD Blacklist? 26/02/2001 Cayman Islands Economy Under Review 23/02/2001 Australian Government Gives In On Hated Business Activity Statement 23/02/2001 Bahamas Finance Minister Says Government Will Shut More Offshore Banks To Protect Reputation 23/02/2001 A Tale Of Two Revenues 23/02/2001 Government Defends Hong Kong In Face Of Poor Business Ranking 22/02/2001 Swiss Bankers Association Issues Statement Against Joining the EU 22/02/2001 Swiss React Angrily To French Money-Laundering Report 22/02/2001 Isle of Man Treasury Minister Slashes Personal And Corporate Income Tax Rates 21/02/2001 Democrat Rep. Major Robert Owens Argues For Caribbean Against OECD 21/02/2001 Ireland Reforms Its Financial Regulation - Or Does It? 20/02/2001 Cyprus Interest Rates Unlikely To Fall 20/02/2001 Indian Think Tank Backs 10% Corporate Tax Cut 19/02/2001 American Right Intensifies Its Campaign Against The OECD 19/02/2001 Caribbean Telecoms Future Unclear As Cable & Wireless Pulls Out Of St Lucia 16/02/2001 Congressional Leaders Spend The Day Grandstanding On Tax-Cut Issues 16/02/2001 Malta's Banks Must Compete With Foreign Players, Says Bank of Valletta Chief 15/02/2001 Barbados Telecoms Sector On Its Way To Liberalisation 15/02/2001 Bookmakers Set To Abandon Offshore For The UK If The (Tax) Price Is Right 15/02/2001 Russian President Vows To Keep 13% Tax Rate 15/02/2001 Letter In OECD Row Not Written By Hilary Clinton 15/02/2001 Swiss Will Not Budge On Banking Secrecy Says Economics Minister 15/02/2001 Slowdown In China's Export Growth Due To Tax Fraud 14/02/2001 OECD To Remove Isle Of Man From Blacklist 14/02/2001 The US Tax-Cutting Battle Starts In Congress 14/02/2001 Streamlined Sales Tax Project Under Attack From Lobbyists 13/02/2001 Overseas Territories Respond To UK Government's Report 13/02/2001 Anguilla Comments On Its Response To The UK Government's Offshore Territories Report 13/02/2001 Ireland Receives Expected EU Reprimand 13/02/2001 FATF Delivers Another Blow To The Bahamas 13/02/2001 Invest Hong Kong's New Information Centre Now Online 12/02/2001 Cayman Islands Government Is Confident Of FATF Blacklist Removal 12/02/2001 Hong Kong Official Calls For More Efficient Anti-Money Laundering Laws To Avoid FATF Blacklist 12/02/2001 OCC Head Outlines Need For Close Supervision In Electronic Banking Sector 12/02/2001 Former US First Lady Backs Caribbean In OECD Fight 12/02/2001 Residency For 1000 Permit Holders In Cayman Islands Could Create Billion In Spending 09/02/2001 Hong Kong Could Say Goodbye To US Dollar And Peg Currency With China 09/02/2001 Bank Of New York Wins Custody Of Bermuda Funds 09/02/2001 Bermuda Monetary Authority Says Island Will Not Be Cowed By International Bodies 08/02/2001 Yesterday Was Tax-Cutting Day For The US Administration 08/02/2001 Panama: New AMCHAM President Upbeat On Economy 08/02/2001 The Bahamas Braces Itself As International Business Companies Pull Out 08/02/2001 Eircom, Innovatia Team Up To Get Irish Government Services Online 08/02/2001 Bermuda: Work Permits On The Rise 07/02/2001 President Bush Says Retroactive US Tax Plans Will Boost Economy 07/02/2001 China's E-Commerce Tax Remains A Distant Prospect 07/02/2001 UK Parliamentary Committee And Professional Contractors Group Attack Treasury Over IR35 07/02/2001 UK's Tories Pledge To Abolish Tax On Savings And Dividends For 90% of Britons 07/02/2001 Niue Appeals To George W Bush Over Banking Embargo 07/02/2001 Government Is Going Ahead With 'Radical Tax Changes' To Help Gibraltar Finance Centre 06/02/2001 Poor Performance Standards Sees ING Barings Dropped By Bank Of Bermuda 06/02/2001 Ireland Could Get New Financial Regulatory Body 06/02/2001 The New French Word Game: Elf, Dumas, Offshore, Embezzlement, Scandal, Sirven, . . . . . . . .? 05/02/2001 FATF Says Worst Offending Tax Havens Must Remain On Money Laundering Blacklist 05/02/2001 US Senate Report Accuses Banks Of Helping Money Launderers With Correspondent Accounts 05/02/2001 Hong Kong Companies Registry Goes Online 05/02/2001 OECD Working Group Reports On Characterisation Of E-Commerce Payments 05/02/2001 China: Foreigners Boost Revenue's Coffers 05/02/2001 Irish Finance Minister Faces Renewed Pressure From EU and European Central Bank Over Tax Cuts 02/02/2001 Economists Predict UK Surplus Of £16bn For This Year 02/02/2001 OECD Believes That Bush Administration Supports Its Anti-Offshore Initiative 02/02/2001 Niue Fears For Offshore Industry As US Imposes Sanctions On Banking 01/02/2001 Californian Internet Tax Bill Gets Another Airing 01/02/2001 OECD And Offshore Task Force Members Failed To Agree In London Talks 01/02/2001 Isle Of Man: Private Sector E-Commerce Committee Meets For The First Time 01/02/2001 Antigua & Barbuda Is Cleaning-Up Its Offshore Sector 01/02/2001 US Internet Hosting Giant Expands Dublin Headquarters 01/02/2001 Cyprus: Number Of IBCs Reaches All Time High 31/01/2001 Gibraltar Minister Heads Delegation To OECD Paris Meeting 30/01/2001 Cook Islands: Offshore Industry Hopes Pinned On London Forum 30/01/2001 New IASB Under Sir David Tweedie May Harmonise International Standards 29/01/2001 Jersey Financial Services Commission Urges Due Diligence Over 'Public Figure' Account Holders 29/01/2001 Frits Bolkestein Regrets EU Failure To Agree On Environmental Tax Exemptions 29/01/2001 Australian Government To Tackle Complex Tax Forms 29/01/2001 Study Says Ireland Ahead In 'New Economy' In Europe 29/01/2001 IMF Backs Up South African Government's Capital Gains Tax Plans 26/01/2001 Alan Greenspan Gives Measured Support To Tax Cuts 26/01/2001 Bahamas' Banks To Get On-Site Inspections 26/01/2001 The Financial Services Authority Reveals Its New Money-Laundering Role 26/01/2001 FATF To Discuss Latest Report On Money Laundering 26/01/2001 Bermuda: Number Of Exempt Firms Incorporated Soars By 40 Percent 26/01/2001 Unisys And AGEC Team To Fight Money Laundering 25/01/2001 EU Tax Experts Review Progress Towards VAT On E-Commerce 25/01/2001 EU Commission Recommends Changes To Irish Budget 25/01/2001 Offshore Jurisdictions Warned In Advance Of London OECD Task Force Meeting 25/01/2001 Cook Islands Offshore Banking Industry Gives Prime Minister Full Support In OECD Stance 25/01/2001 EIU Reports On Mauritius Government's Economic Strategy 25/01/2001 Cayman Islands Monetary Authority Advises Banks Against Promoting Confidentiality 25/01/2001 Cook Islands Gets New Banking Institution 24/01/2001 Bermuda Trust Company Launches Online Guide 24/01/2001 Bush Administration's Tax Plans Go Before Congress, Supported By Democrat Senator 24/01/2001 Hong Kong Monetary Authority Grants Licence To Royal Bank Of Scotland 24/01/2001 The Future Of The Finance Centre 23/01/2001 Bermuda London Presentation Focuses On New Financial Instruments 23/01/2001 IR35 Starts To Drive British Consultants Abroad 23/01/2001 Bermuda's Financial Planning Association Joins International CFP Council 23/01/2001 Billionaire Marc Rich Is Off The Hook For Tax Evasion And Racketeering After 15 Years 23/01/2001 Reinsurance Company Sees Bermuda As Potential Base 22/01/2001 Outgoing US Administration Issues Money-Laundering Guidance 22/01/2001 Switzerland's Private Bankers Defy European Union Over Secrecy Rules 22/01/2001 Cook Islands Condemns OECD Tactics, Takes Up Seat On International Taxation Task Force 19/01/2001 UK Inland Revenue's Tax Rewrite Project To Be Monitored By New Joint Committee 19/01/2001 US Congress May Oppose OECD Action Against 'Harmful Tax Competition' 19/01/2001 Pavel Borodin Arrested In US On Swiss Extradition Warrant 18/01/2001 Paul O'Neill, Treasury-Secretary Designate, Says Tax Cuts Won't Give Immediate Help To Economy 18/01/2001 Michael Ashcroft In Trouble Again Over Belizean Threats 18/01/2001 Antigua's Turnover Tax Now In Operation 18/01/2001 Russia Announces Reforms To Anti-Advertising Tax Laws 18/01/2001 Cyprus: Politicians Mull Delay To Tax Reforms 17/01/2001 Mauritian PM Commences India Trip To Strengthen IT and Business Links 17/01/2001 Erosion Of Banking Secrecy In The Bahamas 17/01/2001 Cyprus: New SEC Bill Continues To Provoke Opposition 17/01/2001 US Republican Leader Calls For Capital Gains Tax Rate Cut 17/01/2001 £30 Million Price Tag For Gibraltar Betting Licence 16/01/2001 Sweden To Focus On Swiss Reluctance To Embrace EU Tax Plans 16/01/2001 New Zealand Employers And Manufacturers Favour Tax Cuts 16/01/2001 UK Denies Rumours Of Tax On Betting Profits As Offshore Bookmakers Mull Forthcoming Budget 16/01/2001 Bermuda Investment Advisory Service Approved By IRS 16/01/2001 Cayman Islands Urge Tax Havens To Stick Together 15/01/2001 Australian Government Slow To Legislate For New Corporate Tax Regime 15/01/2001 Bermuda: Chamber Of Commerce Head To Clarify Payroll Tax Comments 12/01/2001 The Bahamas Achieves Qualified Jurisdiction Status 12/01/2001 Anson Chan Resigns From Hong Kong Administration 12/01/2001 Royal Bank Of Canada To Leave Isle Of Man 11/01/2001 Russia's Changing Tax Scene 11/01/2001 The Inland Revenue To Pension Off Its Lovable Hector 11/01/2001 Bank of China Bids For Top Position In SAR 11/01/2001 National Irish Bank Gets Into Hot Water Over 'Tax-Free' Investment Polices 11/01/2001 Centre For Freedom And Prosperity Reports On Barbados Triumph 11/01/2001 South Africa Chamber Of Business Calls For Capital Gains Tax Abolition 11/01/2001 Cyprus' Tax Reform Plans Provoke Initial Response 11/01/2001 Cayman Islands: Local Banks - Licensed In Whose Best Interest? 11/01/2001 Bermuda MP Opposes Payroll Tax Reduction Plans 10/01/2001 Barbados OECD Meeting Ends With Creation Of A Joint Task-Force To Discuss Reforms 10/01/2001 Foreign Investment In Russia Up In 2000 10/01/2001 Isle of Man: Chief Minister Rubbishes Nationalist Attack On 'Excellent' Jurisdiction 10/01/2001 New Cyprus Tax Reforms May Discard Defence Levy But VAT Could Be Up By 3 Per Cent 10/01/2001 Gibraltar: Offshore Bookies And Taxmen To Discuss Repatriation To Britain Of Gaming Firms 10/01/2001 Gibraltar To Ask Britain For Constitutional Change This Year 09/01/2001 OECD Barbados Meeting Begins After Weekend Of Lobbying 09/01/2001 Irish Prime Minister Makes Official Visit To Malta 08/01/2001 New Labour Eats Forbidden Fruit While OECD Crusades 08/01/2001 Antigua And Barbuda's Prime Minister Named "Man Of The Year" 08/01/2001 Gibraltar: Chief Minister Outlines Plan To Save Finance Centre 05/01/2001 US Team Visits Panama To Discuss Anti-Money Laundering Measures 05/01/2001 EU Commission Calls On Member States To Exercise 'Fiscal Discipline' 05/01/2001 Bahamas: Central Bank Governor Predicts Strong Economy In 2001 05/01/2001 Liechtenstein's Head Of State Says "Quite A Few Storms Swept Across Our Location For Financial Services" In 2000 05/01/2001 Mauritius To Become Free Trade Zone For IT Businesses 04/01/2001 Antigua Government Mulls Tax Changes To Combat 04/01/2001 Anti-Money Laundering Law Enforced In British Virgin Islands 03/01/2001 UK's Inland Revenue Lauded With Faint Criticism 03/01/2001 Irish Police To Get New Powers To Fight Money Laundering 03/01/2001 Russia Marks New Year With Single Tax Rate For All 03/01/2001 Cayman Islands Likely To Be Removed From FATF Blacklist In June 02/01/2001 US Administration Labels Cyprus A 'Centre Of Money Laundering And Drug Trafficking' 01/01/2001 G7 Declaraton Threatens Offshore Banking Secrecy 01/01/2001 The European Union and Offshore: A Review of the Year 2000 01/01/2001 The Multilaterals' Campaign Against Offshore In 2000 01/01/2001 Offshore Business: Review of the Year 2000 01/01/2001 The Tax-News History of Offshore 2001 or The Winter Dreams of an Offshore Finance Minister 01/01/2001 The Price of Citizenship is Taxation: Discuss!

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