Belgium's Cayman tax an update and a world of caution by Marc Quaghebeur
By: Quaghebeur, Marc
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In this article, the author discusses Belgium's transparency tax regime, which requires reporting and paying taxes on legal arrangements with specified entities in tax haven jurisdictions, and expresses concerns about unintended consequences from the system commonly known as the Cayman tax.
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