The European Union’s corporate-tax watchdog is removing the island country of Dominica from the EU’s tax haven blacklist, according to a memo obtained by Bloomberg News June 10.
The Caribbean island will be taken off the EU’s “list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes” following its commitment to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance, the June 6 memo from the general secretariat of the Council of the European Union said.
Dominican Public Servants in the FSU department, has stated over and over, they had done all that was required. The Financial Secretary stated she wrote to the EU, and seeked clarity. However there was no reponse, and then Dominica was placed on the dreaded list.
Citizens are pleased that good sense has prevailed, and thank the PM and his team of intelligent Public Servants for a job well done.
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