Panama shares financial accounts data with 31 countries
Panama has started sharing client data with tax authorities in dozens of countries in order to meet OECD global fiscal transparency standards and avoid being put on a blacklist. Around 660 reports from 337 financial entities make up the first automatic exchange of information made by Panama with 31 jurisdictions,…
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