Wait wait wait... We give a f what JUNKER makes list of ?? 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
EU commish, former Luxembourg President, Luxembourg who took forever to join this shenanigan and wasn't compliant in most areas. Junker who's hoping to keep the multinational corporation controlled EU , just another arm of this attempted offshore turf war, together.
Delaware and Nevada are openly doing the contrary and attracting at any cost business from other jurisdictions. Many clients from various financial centres have thus migrated to the USA.
In this opinion paper, lawyer Marc Hein, partner at Jurisconsult, warns that new OECD rules on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting could cripple the Mauritian financial services industry.
Canada wants to tighten up rules which allow companies to make things in a low-tax company and then sell them at inflated prices to an affiliate in a high-tax country, which shifts profits to the low-tax country.
Sure didn't get profits before, what does Turnquest think about now?
Morneau said he needs co-ordinated action with the provinces to find out who owns corporations, because only 10 per cent of companies are federally incorporated.
Well who's fault is that?! How about stop taking all the campaign lobby money.
(Not like we haven't welcomed them to take Nytard back)
The Bank of Canada said Wednesday that recent government policy has yet to cool hot housing markets. Indeed, the elevator that Morneau rode on Thursday to the fourth floor of First Canadian Place featured an ad for a discussion panel, “When unscrupulous deals drive a too-hot housing market.” But Morneau on Thursday downplayed concerns about a housing bubble.
O God another housing bubble. Yeh who's to blame for that? Not private finacing.
On May 5, the OECD added a human-driven whistle-blower facility on its on its Automatic Information Exchange portal.
The Whistle-Blower Facility:
The OECD says the portal allows interested parties to report potential schemes to circumvent the CRS.
This facility is part of a three step process the OECD has put in place to deal with schemes that purport to avoid reporting under the CRS. The steps in the process are: (1) identify reporting loopholes, (2) analyze them, (3) decide on action. Action may mean adapting CRS procedures or cracking down on secretive countries by quizzing them in so called “peer reviews” of how they implement CRS procedures.
India and Korea will be the first countries to commence reporting in 2017. The irony of recent politics in those two countries.
LThe AEOI requirement will see bank account information reported by the banks to the domestic tax authorities, who will then exchange the data with tax authorities in partner countries.
killemwitdakno says...
Junker in the book Ruling Europe.
https://play.google.com/store/books/det…
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
EU court says you can't wear crosses.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.telegrap…
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
Wait wait wait... We give a f what JUNKER makes list of ?? 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
EU commish, former Luxembourg President, Luxembourg who took forever to join this shenanigan and wasn't compliant in most areas. Junker who's hoping to keep the multinational corporation controlled EU , just another arm of this attempted offshore turf war, together.
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On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
South African trusts are taxed at 41%.
Weak case made for inequality in this article.
http://www.iol.co.za/personal-finance/w…
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
Delaware and Nevada are openly doing the contrary and attracting at any cost business from other jurisdictions. Many clients from various financial centres have thus migrated to the USA.
In this opinion paper, lawyer Marc Hein, partner at Jurisconsult, warns that new OECD rules on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting could cripple the Mauritian financial services industry.
http://www.mondaq.com/x/597344/Financia…
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
Canada wants to tighten up rules which allow companies to make things in a low-tax company and then sell them at inflated prices to an affiliate in a high-tax country, which shifts profits to the low-tax country.
Sure didn't get profits before, what does Turnquest think about now?
Morneau said he needs co-ordinated action with the provinces to find out who owns corporations, because only 10 per cent of companies are federally incorporated.
Well who's fault is that?! How about stop taking all the campaign lobby money.
(Not like we haven't welcomed them to take Nytard back)
The Bank of Canada said Wednesday that recent government policy has yet to cool hot housing markets. Indeed, the elevator that Morneau rode on Thursday to the fourth floor of First Canadian Place featured an ad for a discussion panel, “When unscrupulous deals drive a too-hot housing market.” But Morneau on Thursday downplayed concerns about a housing bubble.
O God another housing bubble. Yeh who's to blame for that? Not private finacing.
http://www.financialpost.com/m/wp/perso…
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
$32trillion gone and all this time we were and will still be struggling along.
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
financial institutions need time to train their staff on properly informing clients of the requirements.
On Bahamas moves to stop ‘devastating’ blacklisting
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killemwitdakno says...
On May 5, the OECD added a human-driven whistle-blower facility on its on its Automatic Information Exchange portal.
The Whistle-Blower Facility:
The OECD says the portal allows interested parties to report potential schemes to circumvent the CRS.
This facility is part of a three step process the OECD has put in place to deal with schemes that purport to avoid reporting under the CRS. The steps in the process are: (1) identify reporting loopholes, (2) analyze them, (3) decide on action. Action may mean adapting CRS procedures or cracking down on secretive countries by quizzing them in so called “peer reviews” of how they implement CRS procedures.
http://jpost.com/app/article/490946
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killemwitdakno says...
India and Korea will be the first countries to commence reporting in 2017. The irony of recent politics in those two countries.
LThe AEOI requirement will see bank account information reported by the banks to the domestic tax authorities, who will then exchange the data with tax authorities in partner countries.
http://www.straitstimes.com/business/ba…
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