Tax transparency up for debate in PAG meeting

Monday, 30 June 2014 00:00

How successful does the Tax Justice Network think the Isle of Man been in ensuring tax transparency?

That's the subject being tackled at tonight's meeting of the Positive Action Group - which will see a guest appearance from executive director John Christensen.

PAG spokesman Chris Blythe says it's an important topic:

For a number of years the Island has faced demands to improve tax transparency and regulation - Chris says the matter actually affects everyone:

Tax Justice: The Final Countdown will take place at the Manx Legion Club in Douglas at 7.30pm - admission is free.

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