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Non-Profits Receive Deadline Extension

Over 300 000 US charities are at risk of losing their tax exemption status, unless they make use of the Government’s new tax return filing deadline extension.

UK Consulting on Tax Issues

The UK Government is taking action to show national taxpayers and international investors that the country “is open for business”, by initiating an extensive round of public consultation of tax system legislation issues.

Tax Collection from Oil Exceed Industry Profit

The oil and gas industry is facing heavy criticism from the media, the public, and subsequently US Government politicians, under the assumption that the sector is under-taxed and action has to be taken to correct the situation. However, tax revenues arising from the sector in recent years have eclipsed the profits made by the entire oil extraction and exploration industry.

International Fight on Foreign Bribery Lagging

Countries representing an approximate 70 percent of world trade have been deemed as not having taken enough action to combat the occurrence of international bribery.

OECD Updates Several Tax Guidelines

In an effort to maintain a relevant and up-to-date set of instruments to facilitate international tax agreements and transactions, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has published revised versions of its vital documents.

Mar 2, 20100

Isle of Man Begins Tax Reform Consultation

Categories: International Tax Cooperation, Offshore Banking, Offshore Taxation, Tax Havens, Taxation in EU, Taxation in Isle of Man, Taxation in UK

The Government of Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency, has begun public consultation on the potential tax changes which could be implemented on the island nation. As reported earlier, at the Budget reading held on February 16th, Allan Bell, Isle of Man Treasury Minister, stated that the jurisdiction would hold an investigation into possible changes to its current tax regime in order to address issues raised by previous discussions held with the EU and its member states, particularly the UK. The ... Read More