The South China Morning Post has reported:
The Principality of Liechtenstein opened a consular office in Hong Kong last week as it seeks to boost business ties with the city and the mainland.
So, information exchange is making it harder for Liechtenstein to attract business and it is therefore looking for easier tax abuse opportunities elsewhere.
Leopards do not change their spots, but they do change the direction in which they point them.
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And as if by magic look what Jersey is up to all of a sudden….
JERSEY’S Chief Minister will lead a delegation to China next week to promote the Island and raise awareness about the services it can offer.
Senator Ian Gorst, Assistant Chief Minister Senator Sir Philip Bailhache and representatives of the finance industry and the Economic Development department will begin by visiting Beijing, before moving on to Shanghai, Hangzhou and Hong Kong.
In Beijing, the Chief Minister will attend meetings at the Chinese ministries of foreign affairs, commerce and agriculture and the People’s Bank of China.
He will also meet the UK Ambassador to China, as well as visit the China-British Business Council, whose launchpad scheme is being used by Locate Jersey.
The race to the bottom may well be back on Richard.
Inevitably….
“Liechtenstein is looking for new opportunities for tax abuse”
So is the UK…
“Massive claim over Goodhead pension scheme”
http://www.printweek.com/Business/article/1188429/Massive-claim-Goodhead-pension-scheme/
I’ve lost count of all these now, that happened many years ago, nothing was done then!!!!!!!!!.