The Isle of Man now has signed 29 agreements, which meet OECD standards.
Two major Tax Information Exchange Agreement’s are set to enter into force in the next month.
First up will be the one signed with China on August 14th, Japan’s will come into force on 1st September.
The Island ratified it’s agreement back in January with China only recently completing their procedures.
Japan’s deal was finalised here in June.
The Isle of Man now has signed 29 agreements, which meet OECD standards.
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