London | The world’s tax havens are early winners from global rules designed to curb corporate tax avoidance, as multinational companies defy expectations that they would flee offshore hubs.
Havens including Guernsey and Jersey are projecting big windfalls after they raised their corporation tax rates to align with Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development rules intended to prevent large corporates shifting their profits to low-tax jurisdictions.
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