Certain aspects of the Dutch withholding tax regime are violating EU law, concluded the Dutch court of appeal of ‘s Hertogenbosch.

Countries that resist trends of increasing taxation and regulation are flooded with investors and well-to-do immigrants.

The recently enacted Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) threatens to isolate the United States by treating every American citizen as a suspected tax evader.

The government of Curaçao approved a law that will allow for the formation of trust funds.

In good and in bad times, investments tend to be highest in countries with the least regulations and taxes.

In the Netherlands, corporate funds have been partly exempt from inheritance tax since the 'Successiewet' of 1956.

Virtually every high-tax nation has one or several symbiotic tax havens that reduce damage of excessive taxation.

Simplification of tax free brackets for sole proprietorship.

Tax-planning is by nature an international business with players from all over the world offering all kinds of ways to reduce ones tax burden.

Over the past month the Greek debt crisis has been putting quite some pressure on the rate of the Euro.

Germany's largest bank has published an amazingly frank rapport on the prospects of global markets and the future of gold.

With the demise of Greece, the interwoven Cyprus economy has taken a beating.

Many websites have been created that attempt to reduce the number of links between consumers and producers.

Ports are expanding worldwide in anticipation of the Panama Canal's new locks, expected to open in 2014.

The Foreign Account Tax Compliancy Act, known as FATCA, is causing problems for banking jurisdictions such as Cayman Islands, Panama or the Bahamas.

Nineteen years have passed since Russia first applied to the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Failure of the Euro is no longer a question of 'if' but 'when'.

What is understood by Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? Companies showing CSR aim to take the impact of its actions on ‘stakeholders’, the environment and the society at large into account.

The Dutch cooperative association (coop) is not a well-known tool in international tax structures.

Developing economies in Asia, South America and Africa continue to grow in spite of economic depression in the US and EU, says Ernst & Young in collaboration with Oxford Economics in their Rapid-growthmarket forecast (RGM).