“In light of political dynamics and the possibility of adverse consequences if [jurisdictions did not comply with specified minimum levels of behaviours designed to counter international tax evasion], all of the initially identified tax havens have since agreed to cooperate and apply OECD-prescribed standards of information gathering and exchange of information,” says Richard Weisman, a United States (US) tax partner…

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