'Us? What tax haven?' the Cook Islands asks
The Cook Islands has stronger trust laws than New Zealand, the head of its financial services industry says. With special feature audio.
The Cook Islands has stronger trust laws than New Zealand, the head of its financial services industry says.
The Cooks, like New Zealand, have been branded an international tax haven in the Panama Papers, which purport to show that some companies domiciled in tax havens in the past 40 years have
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Thu, 12 May 2016
Thu, 12 May 2016
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'Us? What tax haven?' the Cook Islands asks
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