10/21/2020
It would ‘put the fox in charge of the henhouse’, anti-money-laundering experts warn, after FinCEN Files identified thousands of U.K. shell companies linked to suspicious transactions.
10/21/2020
Beaches and most major hotels are now open, and visitors are required to vacation in place for 14 days or the length of their stay, whichever is shorter, through Oct. 31.
10/21/2020
As a result it is now offering those who can show they can support and maintain themselves and their families the opportunity, for a fee, to reside in and work remotely from Cayman, whilst enjoying a lifestyle free of Covid-19 restrictions.
10/20/2020
The idea is that the Home Affairs Minister, currently Constable Len Norman, would have powers to ‘carve out' exceptions for certain industries which rely on immigrant labour, such as agriculture and hospitality.
10/20/2020
Applications are also open to couples earning a combined minimum income of US$150,000 and families with an annual income of US$180,000 or more.
10/19/2020
In this article, Andrew Quinn and John Crowley address the major Irish tax issues which arise when structuring the sale of a company's share capital and, in particular, the position of Irish resident sellers.
10/15/2020
The FCA’s response, published today, reports that not all firms are informing customers that their current accounts will be closed. It also states that the FCA wrote to banks last week on the importance of being prepared for the end of the transitio
10/14/2020
The MOF said the new transaction benefited from the momentum created during a successful virtual investor roadshow that The Bahamas conducted on October 5 and 6, 2020, at which time the Government met with over 45 global investors.
10/14/2020
Switzerland is one of the few countries to actively enforce efforts to combat bribery of foreign officials, according to the latest international comparison by Transparency International. But the NGO warns that the Alpine country still lacks strong whistl