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New Economic Survey on Norway

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has released the Economic Survey of Norway 2010, which assesses the current economic position of the nation and potential courses of action to follow through the remnants of the global recession

Singapore Keeping Taxes Competitve

Lim Hwee Hua, Second Finance Minister of Singapore, delivered a speech reassuring national MPs that the Government is taking adequate measures to maintain a competitive and fair tax system.

Bahamas Out of Grey List

The Commonwealth of the Bahamas has signed 7 more Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEA), bringing its total to 18, enough to be raised from the Organization for Economic Development and Cooperation’s (OECD) Grey List of nations.

State Sales Tax Increased in US

According to a new report, the US-national average state sales-tax level has risen to 5.468 percent, the highest it has been since records began in 1982. The number of regions opting to raise their sales taxes has also reached record highs, with seven states and one district choosing to do so in 2009.

EU Commisioner Wants to Implement Carbon Tax

Algirdas Semeta, Taxation Commissioner of the EU, has stated that he wishes to see a carbon tax instated across the entirety of the European Union, and will lead a review to make it happen.

Sep 3, 20090

Italy and San Marino Will Sign a Tax Accord

Categories: International Tax Cooperation, Taxation in Italy, Taxation in San Marino

Italy and Republic of San Marino will sign a tax accord by the end of September. The announcement of the new tax accord between smallest European country Republic of San Marino and Italy was made last week by Italian Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti. This accord is part of an economical program of the governments of Italy and San marino to fight tax avoidance by citizens of these countries. The third tax amnesty will begin in Italy in mid-September. At the same time the government ... Read More

Aug 5, 20090

San Marino Eyes OECD Grey List Removal

Categories: International Tax Cooperation, Tax Havens, Taxation in Italy, Taxation in San Marino

According to the San Marino Foreign Secretary, the nation expects to upgrade from its standing on the OECD Grey List by September.
In an effort to entice Italian companies to invest back into San Marino, along with draw it’s much relied upon tourist dollar, the nation racing to sign the necessary Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEA) [...]

According to the San Marino Foreign Secretary, the nation expects to upgrade from its standing on the OECD Grey List by September. In an effort to entice Italian companies to invest back into San Marino, along with draw it’s much relied upon tourist dollar, the nation racing to sign the necessary Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEA) to improve the view that the OECD takes of it. San Marino was classed as a Blacklist nation by the OECD until 2003, due mostly to ... Read More