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Global Incorporation Guide [GIG] is an intuitive international business, tax and investment smart tool that searches and compares global jurisdictions for the most effective corporate vehicles and structures based on intended use and ownership preferences. A fully configurable, cross-platform aid designed for global tax and business professionals with the power to match users with service providers. Responsive design for ease of use on iPad and other tablets. Real-time data updates with quarterly milestone releases thereafter.

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Guernsey Regulator Releases Stock Market Integrity Code

Jason Gorringe, Tax-News.com, London // 19 April, 2018

Guernsey's financial services regulator, the Guernsey Financial Services Commission, has released a draft code on market conduct standards focusing on behavior it considers amounts to market abuse.
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Australia Provides Update On International Tax Enforcement

Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong // 04 April, 2018

In comments to the TPMinds International Conference in late March, Deputy Commissioner Mark Konza outlined the Australia Taxation Office's priorities in the area of international tax enforcement, with an especial focus to be placed on the energy and resources sector and pharmaceutical industry.
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20 Irish Companies Pay Almost Half Of All Corporate Tax

Jason Gorringe, Tax-News.com, London // 06 April, 2018

45 percent of Ireland's corporate tax take in 2017 came from 20 multinational groups, Ireland's Finance Minister has said.
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Australia Expands Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law

Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong // 28 March, 2018

The Australian Government has introduced legislation to extend the reach of its Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law to cover a range of corporate structures.
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Caribbean States Appeal To EU Over Tax Blacklisting

Mike Godfrey, Tax-News.com, Washington // 23 March, 2018

The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, a grouping of 15 Caribbean territories, says it is working hard through its Brussels embassy to address EU concerns, which have led to a number of its members being included on a tax blacklist.
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