Tag: OECD

The pitfalls ahead and the choice facing the nation are clear if we want to stall the risk of being pilloried again and sullied by new instances of

Agora

State support for the private sector

Populism is on the rise in countries where inequality has been fairly stable over time, as well as countries where inequality has grown

Interview: Rama Sithanen

Editorials

The citizenship and passport of Mauritius belongs to the people. It is an intrinsic right conveyed to citizens through our independence and our Constitution. The government cannot therefore

The contribution of the financial services has reached around 12% of GDP. Arguably it is one of the most promising areas for future development which corresponds to the

We need not fall into the convoluted type of thinking by assuming that Fintech is only for the “grown-ups” in the global market

Why do disavowed politicians still cling on to power by every means instead of taking the cue from the people’s vote that it is time for them to

* ‘The flat 15% tax rate coupled with the abolition of the deduction/reliefs and the introduction of high income exemption thresholds has promoted greater income equality’

There was a two-day visit by an Indian delegation of officials this week concerning the Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) between the two countries which exists since 1983.

‘Tax havens’ & tackling tax avoidance by multinationals

Interview – Sudhamo Lal, Director General – MRA — ‘The MRA is amongst the tax administrations with the lowest cost of collection in the Sub-Saharan Africa’

There is a pressing need therefore to establish the country’s good credentials as a predictable and soundly regulated centre. Given the situation in which we got ourselves embroiled