The list of blacklisted countries established by Brussels in December 2017 to put in black and white the names of countries complicit in evasive maneuvers is being shortened. The list covers those jurisdictions that do not meet the good tax governance standards set by the Commission: a total of 17 blacklisted countries and 47 placed on the gray list. The latest to agree to cooperation are Bermuda, Aruba, Bardados and Dominican R.
