Bermuda removed from EU tax blacklist, but remains on 'grey list'

EU removes Bermuda from 'blacklist' of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions

Bermuda finance minister Curtis Dickinson and ABIR chair Albert Benchimol

Bermuda has been removed from the European Union's so-called blacklist list of "non-cooperative" jurisdictions following a meeting of EU finance ministers on May 17.

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