Sunny tax days in the Cooks
There's at least a couple of things an observer can quickly learn from a week in the Cook Islands.
First, lawyers claim it is not a tax haven. At least not in any Mitch McDeere from The Firm sense. That's correct, generally speaking.
Second, holidaymakers
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John Bowie
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
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Briefcase: Sunny days and tax in the Cooks, Winston's wine and more
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