Global Tax Enforcement Conference taking place at Villa Marina
It's important for the Isle of Man to follow international tax development.
That's according to the Head of Regulatory and Compliance Services at DQ Advocates ahead of today's Global Tax Enforcement Conference at the Villa Marina.
Eleven speakers will address the audience on issues including tax enforcement data and privacy.
Sinead O'Connor believes it's vital to follow global tax matters:
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