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The offshore banking industry. Multi-level-analysis of Tax-Haven legislations of onshore and offshore governments (en Inglés)
Gabriele Pauliuk
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Grin Verlag
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The offshore banking industry. Multi-level-analysis of Tax-Haven legislations of onshore and offshore governments (en Inglés) - Pauliuk, Gabriele
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Seminar paper from the year 2018 in the subject Business economics - Accounting and Taxes, grade: 8, language: English, abstract: In this paper the author is presenting a multi-level analysis on the topic of offshore banking industry, more commonly defined as "tax haven". The goal is to set a theoretic base behind the definitions of "offshore banking" and "tax haven" as well as identify the most important legislations of both onshore and offshore governments which highly impact the size of the offshore banking industry. Finally, the paper aims to take a glance at different perspectives: local and offshore governments and, on the other hand, companies or individuals who add up to the population using offshore banking. The latter includes naming benefits and disadvantages of every variable of this analysis as well as focusing on real life examples such as Cayman Islands and Cyprus as "tax havens" and US together with EU for law and ongoing campaigns background.
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