Managers of Wealth Offshore

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.

Call to limit length of speeches in tax debate

Some deputies were criticised for filibustering during the last States meeting where tax reform was discussed.

“Guernsey should cut spending and pick growth over new taxes”, says business group

Mr Dart urged deputies to introduce a temporary income tax rise and “discard the proposed goods and services tax, which will harm our economy”.

5% GST and locked-in tax cuts among Forward Guernsey’s alternative tax proposals

Forward Guernsey’s amendment would introduce GST at 4% after two years, rising to 5% after four years.

Barbados pursues new tax, investment treaties

Barbados already has treaties with its major trading partners

VAT on fund management services: what does GfC20 mean for businesses?

Fund managers and service providers should review whether their agreements, pricing and day-to-day delivery support the VAT treatment being applied.

HMRC assigns tax compliance managers to keep tabs on billionaires

Ultra-wealthy based overseas reminded they must ‘meet their personal tax responsibilities’ in the UK

Proposals to increase Guernsey income tax return

The scheme to increase income tax rates comes alongside about 30 new proposals, which could be debated next week as part of discussions on the future of Guernsey's tax system.

Wider tax reforms delayed until 2028 by parliament

Deferring major reforms to 2028 allows us to take the time needed to get this right.

Tax reform: Are there really no ‘credible alternatives’ to P&R’s 3% GST package?

As with any political proposal, there are pros and cons to each alternative.

WH Partners wins Malta tax firm of the year at the ITR European Tax Awards 2026

It is particularly meaningful to see the team’s work recognised on an international stage, and this award is a testament to the dedication of everyone involved.

Chamber asks about future of Guernsey tax system

The backlog is not expected to be cleared until at least October 2028 without more investment.

‘It’s unrecognisable’: How being a tax haven has changed Jersey

While global billionaires and multinational companies have been lured to its shores, many islanders feel left behind and priced out, with food bank use increasing

Model behaviour: How do you work out the fallout from a new tax?

So, in the absence of the models themselves, Express decided to ask an expert how governments typically work out the knock on effects of a new tax.