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At the conclusion of a very busy period of negotiations with a large number of jurisdictions, Gibraltar’s government yesterday signed a further three Tax Information Exchange Agreements (‘TIEA’) with the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Finland.

Rishi Sunak is soon to deliver his budget address, in the midst of the first steps toward recovery by a country ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic.

In a confidential document obtained by the <I>Gibraltar Chronicle</I>, it is claimed that Finance Centre Director James Tipping has told 200 locally based firms that the European Commission may force the Gibraltar government to abolish the qualifying company tax regime.

Yesterday, July 2 2018, Gibraltar's Chief Minister Fabian Picardo delivered his budget speech to parliament showing a buoyant economy ...

The new Income Tax Act ("the Act"), which came into force on 1st January 2011, introduces a new corporate tax rate of 10% and various other changes to the taxation regime in Gibraltar.

Adrian Pilcher, Senior Associate – Stuart Dalmedo, and Associate – Julian Warwick, have contributed to the latest edition of Chambers Corporate Tax Global Practice Guide.

The OECD's latest consultations (which seem designed and, ultimately, destined to pave the way to global tax harmonisation) and, in particular, the ambitiously urgent timeframe to reach agreement...

On 1 January 2016, Gibraltar's income tax rules changed and a new requirement was introduced for all Gibraltar companies to file accounts and tax returns with the Gibraltar Tax Office.

The launch of Burren Capital in June was a major coup for Gibraltar. The hedge fund was the largest at the time this year with a start up capital of USD 500million.