Cayman Islands says ‘not a tax haven’

Posted on July 4 2009

BBC World Service - Business - Cayman Islands says 'not a tax haven'.

I am afraid rather typical BBC news reporting bia here.

When it comes to tax the BBC is horribly business biased.

And here we have a sentence or two saying Cayman is a tax haven and a six minute response.

I think that qualifies as bias.

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3 Responses

Mark says:

July 4 2009 at 12:06 pm

With 80%+ of the world’s hedge funds based in Caymans, naturally it’s not a tax haven. 😯
Paul says:

July 4 2009 at 8:47 pm

18,000 companies registered to one building in George Town?

Certainly NOT a tax haven!
A novel idea « Bad Conscience says:

July 4 2009 at 9:41 pm

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