Jan 23, 2023 Duties owed by banks when implementing AEOI regimes like FATCA and CRS. By Grahame Jackson The Bulletin for International Taxation has published my article on duties owed by banks to vulnerable (or possibly all) clients when...
Nov 11, 2022 Pillar 2: What it is and what it isn't. By Grahame Jackson The is THE topic in international tax today. It's where our day to day focus is at. For our clients with more than a €750m turnover, this...
Jun 21, 2022 Gibraltar and the Financial Action Task Force By Catherine Knock Grahame Jackson In 2019 Gibraltar underwent a Moneyval review and in December 2021 had made good progress in resolving all the recommendations contained...
Jun 10, 2022 Sovereignty and Tax Residence By Grahame Jackson It's an odd thing when you think about it. Tax systems which work simply on the basis of the source of the income often have a definition...
Apr 08, 2022 Entry window open for the inaugural Gibraltar Tax Essay Prize By Grahame Jackson I launched the inaugural Gibraltar Tax Essay Prize launched yesterday, with huge thanks to our sponsors at Sovereign Gibraltar and our...
Mar 21, 2022 ITB Podcast: Suspension by UK of its tax information exchange relationships with Russia. By Grahame Jackson In this bonus episode of International Tax Bites, myself and my podcast partner and co-author of A Practitioner's Guide To International...
Mar 18, 2022 Tax Information Exchange between Russia and UK suspended By Grahame Jackson In the last few weeks, since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a number of sanctions have been introduced to put pressure on Russia. One...
Jan 27, 2022 To know CRS is to love CRS... not really By Grahame Jackson There are some moments in your life as a lawyer when a lightbulb goes on above your head and you think "Hold On?". This paper that I...