Barbados changed its international financial service laws will others follow ? by Bruce Zagaris
By: Zagaris, Bruce
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In this article, the author discusses recent changes to Barbados's preferential tax regime for foreign entities and the financial and economic pressures on Caribbean jurisdictions from intergovernmental organizations. He also examines alternative measures that several Caribbean countries have adopted to spur investment in financial services.
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