The United Kingdom and Isle of Man signed an automatic exchange of information agreement on 10 October 2013. In the agreement, that follows the accord signed between the United Kingdom and the United States to execute reporting of information provisions within the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), as from 2016, the United Kingdom and Isle of Man will automatically exchange, on a reciprocal basis, a broad range of tax information, including information on companies or trusts.
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