Mauritius Tax Wave Threatens to Erode Its Banks’ Profitability
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Moody's Ratings warns that a series of new corporate taxes in Mauritius could reduce bank profitability. The development challenges the nation's long-standing status as a low-tax hub for cross-border capital. This may impact foreign investment flows into the country's financial sector.
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New corporate taxes could erode banks' profitability
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A raft of new corporate taxes could erode banks’ profitability in Mauritius.
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- Mauritius's low-tax gateway status is being tested
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Loaded language removedA raft of new corporate taxes that could erode banks’ profitability is testing Mauritius’s long-standing status as a low-tax gateway for cross-border capital, according to Moody’s Ratings.
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A raft of new corporate taxes could erode banks’ profitability in Mauritius.
BloombergMauritius’s long-standing status as a low-tax gateway for cross-border capital is being tested.
BloombergMoody’s Ratings is the source of these assessments.
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