Panama has commenced its automatic exchanges of information in order to meet OECD global standards, the government has announced. The country will be exchanging information with 33 countries.
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Panama’s CFO, David Hidalgo, Said That It Was Important for the Country to ‘Respect These Standards and Our Commitments so As Not to Be on a Black List of Tax Havens.’
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Panama’s CFO, David Hidalgo, Said That It Was Important for the Country to ‘Respect These Standards and Our Commitments so As Not to Be on a Black List of Tax Havens.’
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