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http://www.cuopm.com/admini/NEWS_POS...OPMNEWSID=1298

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[T]he Federation will be signing a tax information exchange agreement with 6 Nordic countries on March 24 2010 and will at the latest be removed from the OECD Grey List on that date. ?This being said, we will continue to do our part to advocate for the official recognition of the unilateral mechanism to ensure that in the event that the threshold is again changed in the future, that we will not be in the position we now find ourselves where we are at the mercy of the bureaucracy of OECD countries. We will also continue with our attempts to being a final conclusion to the negotiations with the countries that we have already initialed tax agreements with and with other countries that we are currently negotiating with,? said the statement. St. Kitts and Nevis has already signed agreements with Monaco, The Netherlands, The Netherlands Antilles, Aruba, United Kingdom, Denmark, Belgium, New Zealand and Liechtenstein. Countries the Federation has initialed or concluded negotiations with and are awaiting dates for signature are Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Finland and San Marino. Countries the Federation has commenced discussions with about Tax Information Exchange Agreement but have not yet confirmed the text for these agreements are India, Japan, Republic of Seychelles and the United States. ... CUOPMDATELOCATOR 2010 February