News Stories Tagged 'tax reform'

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  Trinidad And Tobago's 2018 Budget Hikes Taxes

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  03 October, 2017
  

  Trinidad and Tobago's Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert, has announced a range of tax rises in the territory's recent 2018 Budget.
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  Tags: compliance | business | interest | Tax | budget | Finance | professionals | Construction | Trinidad and Tobago | services | construction | energy | environment | gambling | food | oil and gas | excise duty | corporation tax | goods and services tax (GST) | tax thresholds | environmental tax | value added tax (VAT) | tax compliance | tax | gambling tax | vehicle tax | property tax | tax avoidance | tax incentives | tax reform | import duty | tax rates | tax breaks



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  Malta To Refund VAT On Supplies For Disabled Persons

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  31 August, 2017
  

  Malta's Minister for Finance, Edward Scicluna, recently announced the start of a refund scheme for VAT paid on the purchase of equipment used by disabled persons.
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  Tags: Finance | Malta | value added tax (VAT) | tax | tax reform | tax breaks



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  Dominica To Lift Most Taxpayers Out Of Income Tax

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  08 August, 2017
  

  Dominica's Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, has proposed abolishing the 15 and 25 percent personal income tax bands, and expanding the Citizenship By Investment program, in the island's recent 2017/18 Budget.
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  Tags: Investment | Invest | budget | Investment | Citizenship | Dominica | tax | tax reform | tax rates | individual income tax



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  Barbados Joins BEPS Inclusive Framework

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  05 July, 2017
  

  Barbados has joined the OECD's base erosion and profit shifting Inclusive Framework as its 101st member.
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  Tags: agreements | compliance | business | interest | investment | business investment | Barbados | law | standards | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) | tax authority | tax compliance | tax | tax avoidance | tax reform | tax planning | transfer pricing | BEPS | trade



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  Guernsey Says Tax Reform Inevitable

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  23 May, 2017
  

  Guernsey's Chief Minister, Gavin St Pier, has reiterated his Government's commitment to tax reform in a recent statement to the island's legislature.
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  Tags: Guernsey | services | tax | tax reform | social security | individual income tax



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  Anguilla To Pursue Tax Reform But Not This Year

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  05 May, 2017
  

  Anguilla's Chief Minister and Finance Minister, Victor Banks, said no new taxes will be implemented in 2017.
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  Tags: budget | Finance | investment | Anguilla | services | tax | tax reform | stamp duty | trade



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  Belize, Cayman To Adopt BEPS Minimum Standards

  by Ulrika Lomas, Lowtax.net, Brussels

  18 April, 2017
  

  Belize and the Cayman Islands have agreed to participate in the base erosion and profit shifting project as Associate members, committing to implement minimum BEPS standards.
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  Tags: agreements | compliance | business | interest | multinationals | Europe | investment | European Union (EU) | Belize | Cayman Islands | legislation | law | standards | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) | ministry of finance | tax authority | tax compliance | tax | tax avoidance | tax reform | tax planning | transfer pricing | BEPS | trade



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  Cyprus To Sign BEPS Convention In June

  by Lorys Charalambous, Lowtax.net, Cyprus

  14 April, 2017
  

  Cyprus has announced it will sign OECD Multilateral Convention to implement tax treaty-related measures to prevent base erosion and profit shifting.
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  Tags: agreements | double tax agreement (DTA) | compliance | business | multinationals | Europe | investment | European Union (EU) | Cyprus | law | standards | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) | ministry of finance | tax authority | tax compliance | tax | tax avoidance | tax reform | tax planning | transfer pricing | BEPS



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  BVI Defends IFCs Against Criticism

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  08 February, 2017
  

  The British Virgin Islands' London Office Director, Benito Wheatley, has defended the role of international financial centers at a recent conference on International Financial Services and Small States.
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  Tags: tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) | business | Other | investment | Barbados | British Virgin Islands | Virgin Islands | court | law | Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) | services | tax | tax reform



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  Singapore Enacts Tax Info Exchange Legislation

  by Mary Swire, Lowtax.net, Hong Kong

  15 December, 2016
  

  Singapore has enacted legislation to automatically exchange tax-related information with other countries, under the OECD's Common Reporting Standard.
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  Tags: agreements | compliance | business | Regulations | Tax | Compliance | Singapore | legislation | law | tax authority | tax compliance | tax | tax avoidance | tax reform | Tax Evasion | trade

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