Nearly two years after the OECD first published its list of 35 uncooperative tax havens, the Paris-based organization has finally issued its revised blacklist and has, for the first time, made clear that any defensive measures could hit uncooperative OECD members and non-members alike. With only seven countries still on the list, the US is claiming credit for much of the project's success, stating that it was only due to their insistence on changing the direction of the project that most countries signed up.
April 30 2002