SINGAPORE: Singapore has been removed from two tax blacklists in Italy, making it easier for Italian companies to do business in the Southeast Asian country, the Straits Times reported.
The change has come because Singapore has adopted Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) standards for the automatic exchange of tax information, Italy’s Minister of Economy and Finances Pier Carlo Padoan told the media during a visit to Singapore yesterday.
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