Finance

Defining a ‘tax hell’ in Latin America

Living in a "tax hell" with high tax rates and complex regulations can significantly impact financial well-being and business operations.

The term “tax hell” is commonly used to characterise nations with exceptionally hostile tax environments for both individuals and businesses. These jurisdictions are typically marked by exorbitant tax rates, labyrinthine regulations, and inefficient tax administrations. According to the 1841 Foundation, several Latin American countries exemplify these conditions. Their assessment is …

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Singapore’s approach to balancing economic growth and environmental sustainability

How Singapore balances economic growth and environmental sustainability.

Singapore, one of the world’s leading financial hubs, is renowned for its rapid economic growth and impressive urban development. Yet, the city-state is equally committed to environmental sustainability, positioning itself as a model for balancing economic ambitions with ecological responsibilities. This balance has become essential as the world confronts the …

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