MEPs seek to strengthen list of tax havens
But what does this mean for advisers and their clients?
Blacklist
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Cayman Islands and Oman removed from EU blacklist
But Anguilla and Barbados are added
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Cayman Islands kickstarts bid to be struck off EU blacklist
As Panama president says European bloc should look at the ‘great effort’ the country has made
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EU blacklist adds Cayman Islands and Panama
While Turkey given extra time to comply with exchange of tax information to avoid being listed
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EU removes three jurisdictions in blacklist update
One has been named fully compliant while two have been ‘grey-listed’
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UAE gets blacklisted in EU tax haven update
Jersey and Guernsey get green light after meeting business substance requirements
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Six international finance centres targeted by EU over tax
Pressure builds on non-EU jurisdictions ahead of publication of revised blacklist
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The Netherlands creates its own tax haven blacklist
The list of 21 jurisdictions, 16 more than the EU, includes the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey
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Crown dependencies to comply with EU tax regulation
Guernsey and Isle of Man join Jersey to avoid EU tax haven blacklist
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Jersey drafts law to avoid EU tax haven blacklist
Companies based in the jurisdiction will face an economic substance test
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EU member states at risk of being added to tax haven blacklist
In the firing line are Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands
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Just six jurisdictions left on EU tax haven blacklist
Liechtenstein and Peru removed from the greylist