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Which island is a tax haven?

Tax haven islands refer to: Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Bermuda Islands, Cayman Islands and Marshall Islands.

1, Virgin Islands

Among all the tax havens in the world that can freely register companies, the British Virgin Islands has the lowest registration requirements and the least supervision.

2. British Jersey

Jersey attracts many European financial institutions because of its loose legal system. The Normandy Islands, to which it belongs, provided shelter for 225 banks and 820 investment funds.

3. Bermuda

Bermuda is considered to be one of the best places to handle insurance and reinsurance business. Among the top 35 insurance companies in the world, 16 are located here. The island is also considered as one of the best management places for family businesses.

4. Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands (sometimes translated as Cayman Islands) is an overseas dependency of Britain in the western Caribbean islands, which consists of Grand Cayman, little cayman and Cayman Brac. It is a famous offshore financial center and a "tax haven", as well as a world-famous diving resort and tourist attraction. Finance and tourism are the main economic sources.

5. Marshall Islands

Marshall Islands Marshall is one of the famous offshore registration places, which is also the reason why his fame has started to rise in recent years.