“Minister for Financial Services Hon. Wayne Panton says FATCA may give an unexpected boost to tourism. When initialing the exchange agreement government negotiated a tax write off for those who hold conferences at hotels and business places in the Cayman Islands. He says this added incentive may help draw people to these shores. ‘Historically, there has been a big question mark whether that is possible, whether it’s an appropriate deduction. We have had confirmation that this will be a benefit that results from this – so we are happy about that,’ said Minister Panton.”
Related posts:
Mother, daughter sentenced for Internet scam targeting U.S. military supporters
US police shoot and kill 111 Americans in March 2015
Texas Attorney General Invites New York Gun Owners To Move To Texas
U.S. Spends $16 Billion Every Year To Care For Elderly Prisoners
HSBC Whistleblower Speaks, Uncovered Terrorist Financing
Why Your Take Home Pay WILL DROP in 2013
Bernanke Is Getting Killed in the Bond Market
Americans and South Koreans Want Peace. Will Trump Listen?
CIA requested ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ rewrites, memo reveals
Standoff In Oregon After Feds Convict Ranchers Under Terrorism Statute
Private Prison Firm Agrees To Nationwide Settlement Over Violence
Meet the Gay Black Republican Selling Guns Online for Bitcoin
How The Central Bank Of Turkey Uses Gold
U.S. press freedom plunges to 46th, behind former Soviet states
The Larger the Deficit, the Greater the Default
