Fact checked by Vikki Velasquez Reviewed by Lea D. Uradu The Cayman Islands are considered a tax haven because the Caymans do not impose a corporate tax, making it an ideal place for multinational ...

Duke reported financial ties with Mauritius, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands — but why would a university invest in such ...

Among the most used Caribbean tax havens are the Bahamas, Panama, and the Cayman Islands. Many of the economies of the Caribbean are what is sometimes known as pure tax havens, in that they impose ...

The European Union has added the Cayman Islands, a UK overseas territory, to its tax havens blacklist. It joins Oman, Fiji and Vanuatu, which have also been accused of failing to crack down on tax ...

According to the index, the most secretive havens are: (1) USA (Delaware); (2) Luxembourg; (3) Switzerland; (4) Cayman Islands; (5) United Kingdom (London). The index has been drawn up by the Tax ...

Corporate income tax is almost nonexistent, but companies operating in the oil industry are taxed at a rate of 46 percent. When it comes to tax havens, the Cayman Islands are definitely one-of-a-kind.

Called The Pearl, the five-bedroom aerie atop The Watermark building is the three-island Caribbean archipelago's second-most-expensive home.

They came from 14 offshore service providers that set up and manage shell companies and trusts in tax havens around ... show that a company in the Cayman Islands is the owner, Hara is listed ...

Switzerland, the City of London and Luxembourg receive the majority of the capital placed in tax havens. Others exist, of course, such as the Cayman Islands, the Channel Islands, Hong Kong and other ...