This is from my Twitter time line:
It looks like the Overseas Territories and Bermuda and Anguilla in particular do not like being described as tax havens.
I have an easy response in that case: give up being tax havens in that case because indisputably they are right now. See the Financial Secrecy Index for more details.
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Richard, the problem is when the OECD issues a secrecy/transparency chart that show nobody is really a tax haven! The two surveys are totally at odds on the face of it. However, I understand that when you look at the detail they are based on totally different set of data.
The credibility of both though is brought into question.
‘Methinks thou dost protest too much’ spring to mind, at all?
What on earth do you mean? 600k or 800k shell companies and the issue isn’t worth pursuing?
This from the man known for his tolerance of adverse comment, he who welcomes the other side of view!
At least they have not claimed it is abuse and blocked you on Twitter!
I tolerate all adverse comment
I do not tolerate trolling or abuse
They are very different