Vietnam and Panama to Be Removed From the EU’s Tax Haven Blacklist
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The EU updates its list of non-cooperating jurisdictions twice a year as part of its efforts to combat tax evasion and promote transparency.
EU finance ministers will discuss excluding Vietnam and Panama from the tax blacklist in October 2026, Bloomberg reports, citing sources
According to them, Vietnam will be moved to the gray list of countries that do not comply with international tax standards but commit to implementing reforms. Panama, in its turn, will be completely removed from the...
The EU finance ministers will discuss the removal of Viet Nam and Panama from the tax community ' s blacklist in October; Viet Nam will be moved to the grey list of countries that do not meet international tax standards but commit themselves to reform; TASS will refer to Bloomberg. Panama, in turn, will be completely removed from the black list; the state has been on the EU ' s blacklist since 2020; and Viet Nam, since February 2026.
The European Union is preparing to withdraw Vietnam and Panama from its list of tax havens at a meeting of finance ministers from the block scheduled for next month in Luxembourg.
The country adopted a bill aimed at increasing tax transparency and taking stricter measures against fictitious companies.
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