While the stereotype of a tax haven is a Caribbean island, these countries in Europe serve as attractive places for foreign individuals and companies to store funds.

which discouraged the use of traditional tax havens with zero or extremely low tax rates, such as those in the Caribbean. Ireland, with its still relatively low corporate rate of 12.5 percent ...

A tax play known as the “Double Irish” allowed global profits to be kept outside the U.S. and taxed at a minimal rate in tax havens. Then in 2017, the Trump administration cut the U.S ...