Cayman Islands removed from EU blacklist
Cayman Islands has been removed from the EU’s blacklist of non-co-operative jurisdictions for tax purposes.
The domicile has now adopted necessary reforms to its tax policy framework on collective investment funds in September.
A note from the general secretary of the EU Council stated: “The Group examined this issue at its meetings on 15 July and 7 September and concluded on 21 September 2020 that Cayman Islands has delivered on its commitment on criterion 2.2
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