Vietnamese tax haven list means anti-abuse rules are “not far off”

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Vietnamese tax haven list means anti-abuse rules are “not far off”

December 08 2010
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The Vietnamese government has released a list of jurisdictions that it considers to be tax havens. The list includes the British Virgin Islands (BVI), as well as Bosnia-Herzegovina, UAE, Lithuania, Albania and a number of other countries.

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