Managers of Wealth Offshore

81 companies with no employees declare over €10 million in taxable income each

American multinationals' declared tax bill nearly quintupled to €118 million in 2024

Proposal for another tax boost for local charities

The committee estimates the change would reduce States income by about £400,000 a year.

Deloitte’s Cyprus Office Helped Abramovich Firms Relocate Billions in Assets in Apparent Bid to Sidestep Tax and Transparency

A trove of emails shows that Deloitte Cyprus helped firms beneficially owned by Roman Abramovich attempt to skirt tax and disclosure obligations by retroactively transferring assets to British Virgin Islands companies using backdated paperwork.

Why are mainland China’s tax officials suddenly so interested in my Hong Kong MPF?

China’s push to tax offshore trusts is supposed to target the super-rich.

Documents falsified to evade tax on Abramovich's wealth, BBC finds

Deloitte Cyprus said it "acts in compliance with applicable laws".

Deloitte Malta launches CFO programme

CFOs today face unprecedented challenges managing technology costs, delivering strategic financial insight, and navigating regulatory complexity

Maples Group’s Irish and Luxembourg Tax Practices Earn Further Recognition from International Tax Review

Both Tax practice groups continue to be named among the leading Tax advisers in the International Tax Review (“ITR”) World Tax 2027 rankings.

UK trade welcomes ‘delay’ to 17% Maldives tax

Travel businesses already work with local suppliers who are responsible for paying taxes in their own destinations.

Irish Budget 2027 – Implications for Irish and International Investors

Budget 2027 provides a further opportunity for landowners to make a submission requesting a change in the zoning of land appearing on the Revised Residential Zoned Land Tax (“RZLT”) map for 2027

Foreign tax offices step up hunt for wealthy Britons’ money

Overseas requests to HMRC for information hit seven-year high as scrutiny of offshore wealth grow

GST will benefit Guernsey says Jersey tax expert

Shenton said Guernsey had "enormous problems" with its tax authority - with a 12-year backlog - which GST could help with.

GST will benefit Guernsey says Jersey tax expert

Shenton said Guernsey had "enormous problems" with its tax authority - with a 12-year backlog - which GST could help with.

Tax department to contact ‘hundreds’ of suspected tax evaders over unexplained wealth

Asked about the ongoing struggle to clamp down on tax dodgers, he insisted that “if there is someone who has done something about tax evasion, it is me”.

Moore Cayman expands into BVI after regulatory approval

Moore Cayman provides audit, assurance, compliance and risk advisory services, with clients across investment funds, insurance, digital assets and other financial services sectors.

CIIPA honours 25 accounting and finance professionals at annual gala

Those recognised for professional qualifications were Allison Tatum, Andrew Cayasso, Darwin Cook, Ella Plunkett, Isaiah Ebanks, James Powell, Krista Buck, Lanie Whorms, Micaiah Jeremiah and Nasier Levy.

If GST is introduced, States say it can go up to 5% within four years

The amendment also included assurances that if GST does rise to 4% and then 5%, it will be coupled with increases to allowances to help households with less disposable income than wealthier families.

Guernsey Chamber of Commerce calls for conclusive outcome on tax reform

79% of respondents recognised the significant gap between government income and expenditure

Tax revenue from big companies projected to double

The committee's revised baseline revenue estimate is £93m, although that has been discounted to £79m to account for uncertainty.

Vietnam and Panama to be removed from EU’s tax haven blacklist

Securing removal has been a top priority for Panama, its finance minister Felipe Chapman told Bloomberg in June.

Guernsey’s tax modelling is “more sophisticated” than the UK’s – 7 things we learned from P&R’s GST model audit

It also says GST could raise just £33.5m from local households – £7.5m less than the States was claiming only three days ago.