Analysis & Insights

Cayman Islands Expands Economic Substance Regime to Partnerships and CRS Compliance Form

Published 20 Sep 2021
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Regulatory & Financial Services Advisory

In this article in the latest edition of the AIMA Journal, Chris Capewell and Anthony Mourginos discuss the changes to the Economic Substance Regime and the CRS Compliance Form.

This article formed part of the AIMA Journal Edition 127 published by AIMA in September 2021.

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