VICTORIA (Reuters) - Seychelles rejected charges on Monday that it was one of the world's five most secretive tax havens for the super rich, saying the Indian Ocean archipelago had nothing to hide.
Last month, the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes listed Seychelles among five states that either failed to share taxpayer details with other countries or to gather information on beneficial ownership of corporate entities registered on their territory.
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