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Mauritius
OECD tax avoidance convention will barely affect offshore finance

The international instrument, designed to limit base erosion and profit shifting, will come into force in Mauritius on February 1. Negotiated by the government and accommodating the interests of offshore finance, it will allow the island nation to leave official tax haven list. [...]

Published on 29.01.2020 at 22:01 GMT Reading time 3 minutes

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Harvesh Seegolam
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Mauritius
Port-Louis to clamp down on "letterbox company" culture

Engaged in a major charm offensive aimed at the EU, this summer Mauritius plans to enforce a new law requiring companies registered on the island to prove that they have "substantial activities" in the country, but the legislation does recognise holding companies' activities as substantial ones.

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Inner circles | Mauritius
Pravind Jugnauth's task force struggles to shake off EU blacklisting

Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth has put together a solid team of experts to work on getting Mauritius off the European Union's blacklist of third countries that pose a risk to the bloc because of anti-money laundering deficiencies.

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Prime Minister of Mauritius Pravind Jugnauth.

Spotlight | Mauritius
Stung by EU money laundering slight, Mauritius avoids European public funds exodus for now

The Mauritius government was quick to strike up talks with European national development agencies, who are major clients of its offshore finance services, following the EU's decision to add the country to its blacklist on money laundering.

Subscribers only Finance, Politics 30.06.2020

France, West Africa
Avisa Partners brings in former French presidential aides to handle its African business

Avisa Partners, which is tasked with lobbying urgently for Mauritius and organising this year's Dakar peace forum, has put its African business in the hands of two former French presidential aides, Sylvain Fort and Maurice Gourdalt-Montagne.

Subscribers only Politics 12.06.2020

Seychelles
Despite OECD downgrade, the tax haven wants to outshine Mauritius

Despite being downgraded by the OECD in its latest peer review report on April 6, the offshore financial centre Seychelles is making strides by banking on new financial technologies. The country wants to outshine neighbouring Mauritius, which for its part, is in the OECD's good books.

Subscribers only Finance, Business 22.04.2020

Morocco
EU to rule on 18 February regarding tax advantages contained in Morocco's 2020 budget

At their next meeting on 18 February in Brussels, the finance ministers of the European Union are due to accept that changes to the tax system contained in Morocco's 2020 budget will in certain cases not come into effect immediately.

Subscribers only Finance, Diplomacy 12.02.2020

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Nigeria
Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

Niger
Washington watches as Tehran negotiates with Niamey for 300 tonnes of uranium

Mauritius
OECD tax avoidance convention will barely affect offshore finance

Mauritius
Port-Louis to clamp down on "letterbox company" culture

Inner circles | Mauritius
Pravind Jugnauth's task force struggles to shake off EU blacklisting

Spotlight | Mauritius
Stung by EU money laundering slight, Mauritius avoids European public funds exodus for now

France, West Africa
Avisa Partners brings in former French presidential aides to handle its African business

Seychelles
Despite OECD downgrade, the tax haven wants to outshine Mauritius

Morocco
EU to rule on 18 February regarding tax advantages contained in Morocco's 2020 budget