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09 May, 2018
05th July 2017 a date to be remembered in the Financial Services Sector. Mauritius signs the Multilateral Instrument (MLI). What are its implications? What do investors need to be aware of? How will it change the business environment in the Financial Services Sector?
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02 Oct, 2017
Over the years, funding of new businesses has evolved from debt, equity to venture capitalists to crowd funding to the latest source - ICOS. Initial Coin Offerings (ICOS) are now taking the world by storm...
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05 Jun, 2017
Nice acronym but what exactly is it all about? Base erosion profit shifting...
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05 May, 2017
The world is finding its equilibrium - The beginning of a new era of lower taxation, deregulation and sensible compliance - global tax trends and the impact on small island nations...
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05 Apr, 2017
During the last few months, this sector has been under fire. Commonly referred to as "offshore", but what exactly does it mean, what do offshore people do? More importantly, what is its contribution? Should we continue with this sector?
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31 Oct, 2016
The youngest CEO ever of a company regulated by the Mauritius Financial Services Commission, Roshan Boodhoo of Alliance Financial Services is making his mark on the island nation's booming offshore sector...
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07 Sep, 2016
The purpose of this blog is to dispel myths and to clear up why it's important to note that a great solution for one person may not be such a great fit for another. One mistake I see people make often is for residents from emerging markets...
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20 May, 2016
A press note was released on 10 May 2016 notifying the signing of the Protocol and highlighting the major amendments to the convention for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to...
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02 Nov, 2015
For the past recent years, International Trade has increased significantly in the African region following the shift of the worldwide investment pattern since Africa is now the leading emerging market for doing business...
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05 Jun, 2014
It has a long been a principle of company law that the debts of a company are not the debts of its shareholders. It may be a surprise to some that this principle does not apply to certain tax debts thanks to section 181 of the Tax Administration Act No.28 of 2011 (section 181). This section allows shareholders to be held jointly or individually liable for the tax debts of their company.
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