Cayman to open tax books to Irish inspectors

A tiny exotic island in the Caribbean has become the latest country to open its tax books to Ireland, it emerged tonight.

Cayman to open tax books to Irish inspectors
Tue, 23 Jun, 2009 - 18:41

A tiny exotic island in the Caribbean has become the latest country to open its tax books to Ireland, it emerged tonight.

The new agreement will allow authorities here to request information relevant to Irish investigations from the Cayman government.

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