Hong Kong regulator sees enforcement cases double
Added 09 September 2010 by Dan JudgeHong Kong financial regulator the Securities and Futures Commission has seen a doubling in its enforcement workload since 2007.
Hong Kong financial regulator the Securities and Futures Commission has seen a doubling in its enforcement workload since 2007.
Jersey plans to change its tax laws to exempt most forms of investment funds, collective investments and securitisations from income tax in an effort to achieve parity with rival jurisdictions, including its neighbour, Guernsey, officials said.
De Vere Group, the offshore IFA, was one of the promoters of the Beazley QROPS that has been struck off HMRC’s list of approved schemes, it has emerged.
The US Treasury at last has issued its first formal guidance on how it intends to enforce legislation aimed at cracking down on Americans it suspects of evading tax through the use of offshore accounts.
FEIFA's Paul Stanfield looks at the many issues and decisions facing IFAs who decide to move abroad.
FEIFA CEO Paul Stanfield has warned IFAs to carefully consider all the implications of passporting.