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Search ArticlesUK: 240 UK taxpayers made more than $1.3 million each from crypto holdings in fiscal 2025
As published on: coindesk.com, Thursday 27 August, 2026. The U.K. tax service said 240 people declared more than 1 million pounds ($1.36 million) each in capital gains from cryptocurrencies in fiscal 2025, the first year the figures were required in personal tax returns, for a total of 717 million pounds. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said 17,600 people, almost 90% of them men, declared taxable crypto disposals for the year ended April 5, 2025.
CAYMAN ISLANDS: Cayman took bigger share of record offshore reinsurance market
As published on: caymancompass.com, Monday 27 August, 2026. According to ratings agency AM Best, Cayman expanded its share of the US life and annuity business in 2025, while Bermuda and Barbados saw slight decreases. The AM Best Market Segment Report, which was published on 19 Aug. noted that the US life and annuity industry ceded a record level of reserves to offshore reinsurers in 2025.
OECD: Crypto tax reporting rules capture only 14% of $457B in taxable onchain activity
As published on: finance.biggo.com, Thursday 27 August, 2026. Potentially taxable onchain cryptocurrency activity reached at least $457 billion globally in 2025, yet international reporting rules designed to give tax authorities visibility into those transactions captured only about 14% of that total, according to a new analysis from blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis. The report, released Aug.
UAE: Implements new tax reporting rules for multinational firms
As published on: news.uppersetup.com, Thursday 27 August, 2026. The Ministry of Finance in the United Arab Emirates has announced new regulations requiring multinational companies operating within the country to submit a Pillar Two Information Return, as outlined in Ministerial Resolution No. (133) of 2026. This move is a significant step in enforcing a top-up tax on multinational enterprises in alignment with the OECD/G20 Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Rules, commonly referred to as Pillar Two.
CAREY OLSEN: Advises NorthStrive Acquisition Corp I. on US$100 million Nasdaq SPAC IPO
Press release by Carey Olsen, Monday 24 August. 2026. Carey Olsen’s corporate team in the Cayman Islands has advised NorthStrive Acquisition Corp I., a special purpose acquisition company (“SPAC”), on its initial public offering (“IPO”) on the Nasdaq Stock Market LLC (“Nasdaq”). On 19 August 2026, NorthStrive Acquisition Corp I. (“the Company”) announced the closing of its IPO of 10,000,000 units.
CAREY OLSEN: Promotes trusts and private wealth lawyer Laura Kearns to partner in Bermuda
Press release by Carey Olsen, Monday 24 August, 2026. Carey Olsen is pleased to announce that Laura Kearns has been promoted to partner within the firm’s trusts and private wealth practice in Bermuda. Laura’s practice covers all aspects of trust law, including trust establishment and administration, restructurings and variations, and related regulatory matters. She advises both trustees and beneficiaries on non-contentious restructurings and blessing applications before the Bermuda Court.
USA: FinCEN ends requirement of beneficial ownership information reports for U.S. persons
As published on: jdsupra.com, Tuesday 25 August, 2026. After several years of uncertainty, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the United States Treasury (FinCEN) has issued a final rule that exempts United States Persons[1] from the requirement of filing Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reports or providing information for such a filing.
BVI: Premier says BVI can be India’s gateway to global finance
As published on: bvinews.com, Tuesday 25 August, 2026. Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has said the British Virgin Islands can serve as a gateway for Indian companies seeking access to global investment, as the territory moves to deepen its financial services relationship with the country. Dr Wheatley made the statement during the BVI’s first official financial services trade mission to India, which includes engagements in New Delhi, GIFT City, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
UK: FinTech investment plummets over past six months
As published on: computerweekly.com, Tuesday 25 August, 2026. Investment in UK financial technology (fintech) firms dropped by two-thirds in the first six months of this year, hitting its lowest level for 10 years. According to KPMG’s latest Pulse of Fintech report, investment was £1.8bn in the period compared to £5bn during the same half year in 2025. There were 205 deals in the UK during the period, a fall from 281 last year.
MALTA: Fiscal rebound increasingly dependent on corporate tax windfall
As published on: maltatoday.com.mt, Tuesday 25 August, 2026. Malta’s deficit fell below the EU’s 3% threshold in 2025, but the improvement was increasingly driven by a surge in corporate tax payments, from Malta-registered firms operating mainly overseas. Malta’s general government deficit narrowed to 2.2% of GDP in 2025, falling below the European Union’s 3% reference value for the first time since the pandemic.