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As previously communicated, the Organisation of Economic Development and Co-operation's (OECD) Common Reporting Standard (CRS) for the AEoI came into force from 1 January 2016.

We are delighted to announce that Hassans was presented with Offshore Law Firm of the Year 2016 at the Captive Services Awards dinner held in London on Thursday 11th February. Hassans' Partner Nigel Feetham received the award on behalf of the firm.

Sometimes statements of the obvious are necessary. Gibraltar did not want Brexit. To be exact, 96% of those who voted in Gibraltar in the referendum, voted to remain part of the EU.

Legal 500, one of the leading international legal directories which provides rankings of law firms based purely on client feedback, recently published their Europe, Middle East and Asia (EMEA) results.

Gibraltar is an appealing jurisdiction for individuals who wish to enjoy a Mediterranean life style.

Last month I looked at some of the reasons why property prices in offshore jurisdictions such as Gibraltar are holding steady, while those across the border in Spain are heading south.

Hassans' partner, Nigel Feetham, co-author of the leading reference book, Protected Cell Companies: A Guide to Their Implementation and Use (Feetham & Jones, 2nd edition, Spiramus Press 2010) has received industry citation in relation to a US judgement, firmly placing Mr Feetham as a leading voice in this arena.

The whole of Gibraltar goes "book mad" at this time of year.

Peter Caruana, Gibraltar's Chief Minister, described Gibraltar as a ..."European Union onshore financial centre with competitive tax rates"

Spurred in part by the fiscal requirements of the European Union, Gibraltar’s decision to pursue a policy of “low tax” rather than “no tax” continues to make the jurisdiction attractive to international investors

Hassans has announced today that it is appointing Mark Okes-Voysey, an ex-PwC partner, to provide international business consultancy services to both the firm and its clients

Hassans International Law Firm is delighted to announce that it has recently become the first Gibraltar member of the International Financial Centres (IFC) Forum.

Helped by more than £4 million in tax revenues from the burgeoning internet gaming companies, and several "one-off" property development deals, Gibraltar’s fiscal accounts remain healthy and the economy continues to forge ahead.

Gibraltar’s much anticipated new corporate tax law finally came into effect on 1 January 2011.