The Manx government has been teaching other jurisdictions how to live up to their obligations on tax information exchange.
A training workshop, held over four days, helped officials from Montserrat and Anguilla and was funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
It saw David Griffin from the Attorney General’s Chambers and Colin Goodwin, the Island’s Deputy Assessor of Income Tax, training tax, legal and financial officers from the two island nations.
The course comes as both Montserrat and Anguilla are setting up Tax Information Exchange Agreements with other countries – the Isle of Man has already signed 25 such agreements.
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