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Malta responsible for almost 2% of global corporate tax abuse risks
Only 50% of companies comply with the obligation to submit annual accounts to a government authority, according to the Tax Justice Network annual corporate tax haven index
7 May 2021, 11:37am
by Nicole Meilak
Malta has been ranked 21st in Tax Justice Network’s Corporate Tax Haven Index, making the island’s financial services centre responsible for 1.72% of the world’s corporate tax abuse risks.
The tax haven index, in which governments siupply TJN with answers on their international tax rules, is a measure of any jurisdiction’s tax systems allowabce for corporate tax abuses.
The hypocrisy of the OECD, pt. 2
“Sometimes economists in official positions give bad advice; sometimes they give very, very bad advice and sometimes they work at the OECD.” Paul Krugman
Two weeks ago, in part one of this series, we observed that, since 2000, The Bahamas government has enacted numerous pieces of legislation that have seriously, if not irreparably, eroded our offshore financial services sector. Those developments represent a prolonged and sustained assault by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on our sovereignty and our way of life.
Armed with OECD-inspired and directed legislation, those initiatives are justified in parliamentary debate that is often full of sound and fury, replete with veiled platitudes and gratuitous accolades about how the government of the day effectively staved off The Bahamas’ inclusion on the OECD’s infamous blacklist.
Wealthy countries that set global tax rules are biggest enablers of corporate tax abuse, report finds
Tax Justice Network ranks OECD members and British overseas territories highest in its 2021 corporate tax haven index, advocating for the UN to set standards instead. The British Virgin Islands topped Tax Justice Network’s 2021 Corporate Tax Haven Index.
The world’s wealthiest countries that help set global tax standards are actually responsible for the majority of corporate tax abuses around the world, a new report has found.
The Tax Justice Network’s 2021 Corporate Tax Haven Index, which ranks the countries “most complicit in helping multinational corporations pay less tax than they are expected to,” pegs six jurisdictions that are part of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Luxembourg as the biggest enablers of corporate tax avoidance worldwide.
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