Economists in favour of Remain largely agree that leaving the EU will deal a considerable blow to UK exports to Europe and weaken Foreign Direct Investment, which could lead to an increase in unemployment and a fall in GDP... Read Full Article »
The UK property market is definitely on China's list, with Chinese investment in commercial property growing...rapidly. For some is Asian investors, the UK market is almost seen as irresistible. And it's easy to see why... Read Full Article »
Canada's Finance Minister, Bill Morneau, said last month that Canada would not be rushed into responding to the tax reforms just enacted in the United States until the implications of the measures have been fully worked out... Read Full Article »
The jurisdiction of Gibraltar continues to prosper with new product offerings and encouraging the far East for new business ventures. Europa Trust Company Ltd reports on these progressive developments... Read Full Article »
It's probably reasonable to say that governments around the world have an uncomfortable relationship with sinners. By which I mean those who prefer a chocolate cake for desert, rather than an apple, or who end the working... Read Full Article »
With a Republican Congress, and a Republican (of sorts) in the White house, opponents of FATCA have probably never had a better opportunity to have the controversial law repealed. Indeed, the anti-FATCA lobbying campaign is already... Read Full Article »
Economists are already discussing the expected results from BREXIT on the global business, and this is not an unknown fact. Every aspect is put in perspective, before and after one of the largest economies in the World leaves the European Economic Block... Read Full Article »
To give Rudyard Kipling's immortal words a 21st century spin, if you can keep your head while all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, you have something in common with Theresa May, the British Prime Minister... Read Full Article »
I've watched India's GST debacle from the bitter beginning, and had formed the belief that, after year upon year of broken promises, the tax would never see the light of day. However, now, I've been pleasantly surprised by... Read Full Article »
I suppose the UK Government is to be congratulated for finally laying down some sort of timetable for its Brexit negotiations and showing us that there is a plan of sorts behind the fog of indecision, although the announcement... Read Full Article »
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