Managers of Wealth Offshore

Sars expands its reach: Offshore accounts and crypto now fully exposed

The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework requires crypto-asset service providers to collect and transmit detailed user and transaction information in a standardised, internationally aligned format.

IoD seeks views on tax and digital finance

“In the current climate of rapid change and evolving challenges, your insights are more crucial than ever,” they added.

NCTI is an Important Part of the Federal Corporate Tax. States Should Adopt It Too.

NCTI, or Net Controlled-Foreign-Corporation Tested Income, is a sweeping definition of profits reported by the foreign subsidiaries of U.S. companies.

Economist warns against using VAT as a short-term political tool

Turner-Jones noted that VAT was introduced in 2015 at a time when The Bahamas faced widening fiscal deficits and a narrow tax base.

Jersey ministers rule out Guernsey-style tax review

Andrews asked Millar if the treasury had any concerns around the reliance on Zero/10 in relation to personal income tax.

Land-based wealth tax better than net worth approach – think tank

The Philippines already imposes the real property tax, capital gains tax and documentary stamp tax.

14,858 tax residents failing to declare offshore accounts

It said this was to avoid penalties and legal action under the Income Tax Act 1967.

Nearly 45,000 UK properties worth £190bn lack ownership data

The analysis identifies several methods being used to obscure ownership. In some instances, overseas entities failed to register at all.

Experts warn undisclosed offshore accounts raise red flags despite legality

Analysts warn that the scale of undisclosed offshore wealth linked to Malaysians raises serious concerns over tax evasion, money laundering and governance failures

Foreign owners ‘hiding’ £190bn of UK property, claims tax think tank

Investigation reveals widespread hidden ownership is exposing estate agents to significant anti-money-laundering penalties.

Jersey Shore: Where Trusts and Taxes Meet

This increase in enquiries appears to be driven primarily by growing concerns around political uncertainty in the United States and the knock-on effect this has on markets.

CIIPA becomes full member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean

CIIPA’s full membership recognises its role in overseeing and supporting the accounting profession in the Cayman Islands

CIIPA secures full membership to Caribbean accountancy body

CIIPA CEO Sheree Ebanks said the development reflects the organisation’s focus on working alongside its Caribbean counterparts.

Luxembourg’s New Carried Interest Tax Regime Formally Adopted and Effective as of 2026

The new regime sets out a very attractive tax framework

Corporation tax reform: Which way would you go?

Deputy Gavin St Pier, Policy and Resources Vice President, said tax reform was “a complex subject” so it was important to get feedback on all the options “on the table”.

Committee publishes consultation on corporate tax

"There is no requirement to answer all questions, so a response can be submitted with answers to any of the questions stakeholders want to express a view on."

PM: VAT cut made despite IMF recommendation, taken when fiscally prudent

He said successive administrations recognised that customs duties alone were insufficient to fund a growing population and rising demand for public services.

New corporate tax filing deadline beckons

The requirement follows amendments made in December to the Corporate Income Tax (Administrative) Regulations 2025.

‘Dangerous’ to reject tax reform because ‘unpopular or difficult’

And he also argued that the Government has made life difficult for itself in seeking to “discredit” assertions that the elimination of VAT on unprepared foods will only save the average Bahamian household $11 per month

Baker Tilly International announces record revenues of US$6.8bn

All the network’s service lines saw significant growth.