Isle Of Man
‘Scurrilous’ Paradise Papers reporting slammed by IoM ministers
Isle of Man politicians have strongly defended the island’s economy following the Paradise Papers revelations, with one minister describing them as “a deliberately orchestrated attack from the international media”.
Tax & Technical | 20 Nov 17
Jersey and IoM join 19 jurisdictions rated ‘compliant’ by OECD
Jersey and the Isle of Man have topped the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development’s compliance table for the exchange of tax information.
Isle of Man reveals key commission disclosure details
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority has revealed how insurers headquartered on the island will have to provide clients with information about commission and fees from 1 January 2019.
The race for the Isle of Man’s new banking licence is on
Competition to become the first Isle of Man company to gain an Alternative Banking Regime (ABR) licence is hotting up and Capital International Group is optimistic about its chances.
Isle of Man chief minister defends tax treatment
After bearing the brunt of media scrutiny over the Paradise Papers, Isle of Man chief minister Howard Quayle has said an internal review “found no evidence of wrongdoing”.