Présenté comme un budget de relance nationale, le premier budget du nouveau gouvernement s’attaque de front à la situation financière critique laissée en héritage : une dette publique représentant 90 % du PIB, un déficit de 9,8 %,
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En vue du Budget 2025-26 qui sera présenté le 5 juin, le gouvernement doit jongler entre la protection des plus vulnérables et l’impératif de consolidation budgétaire, tout en sortant
On 26th July 2024, Moody’s Ratings (Moody’s) affirmed Mauritius’ long-term credit rating for foreign and local currency issuers at Baa3 with a stable outlook. This decision reflects Mauritius’ strong economic growth and political stability, balanced against high debt levels and the small size of its economy. The stable outlook indicates Moody’s expectation that Mauritius’ credit profile will remain consistent with Baa3-rated sovereigns.
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We are delighted to share an important update with you. JurisTax Group (“JurisTax”) is acquiring one of the leading companies, renowned for its expertise in compliance and tax solutions, RockFin Group (“RockFin”).
This strategic move reinforces JurisTax’s commitment to expanding its service offerings to its esteemed clientele and reinforcing its status as a one-stop international integrated corporate services provider.
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In Q1 2024, a remarkable influx of businesses from India (4,351), Pakistan (2,222) and Egypt (1,404) joined the Dubai Chamber of Commerce .
This trend underscores Dubai’s growing reputation as a premier global business hub. Key sectors attracting these businesses include trade and services, real estate, renting and business services, construction, and transport, storage, and communications.
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Introducing the DIFC Innovation License, our top recommendation!
This free zone company license, located in the heart of DIFC at the Innovation Hub, offers incredible benefits. The government is subsidizing 90% of the license cost (license fees reduced from US$ 25,000 to US$ 2,500) for the next 2 to 5 years.
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For over three decades, the Mauritius International Financial Centre (MIFC) has served as a trusted gateway for investors seeking to navigate cross-border investments and trade between Africa and the global market. Esteemed by international businesses, corporates, and high-net-worth individuals, the MIFC stands as a testament to Mauritius’ prowess in facilitating international business and investment endeavors.
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JurisTax is thrilled to announce the appointment of Allen as our new Business Development Manager, focusing on the Indian market.
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JurisTax is thrilled to announce the appointment of Allen as our new Business Development Manager, focusing on the Indian market.
Meet Allen D’Souza – Our newly appointed Business Development Manager in India Read More »
Global financial centers index 35 Mauritius positions itself in the 61st position worldwide The Financial Services Commission has announced in their latest Communiqué that Mauritius has improved its ranking in the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) 35, strengthening Mauritius’ position as a leading destination for financial services. Mauritius now positions itself in the 61st position worldwide and has gained 7 ranks, moving from the 68th spot in September 2023. In addition to its overall ranking, Mauritius has seen a significant improvement in the GFCI 35 Fintech Index, where it is now positioned at 87th, moving from the 102nd spot. This index evaluates the fintech offerings of 116 centres worldwide. This achievement reflects Mauritius’ ongoing efforts to improve its financial ecosystem and attract international investments, demonstrating the country’s commitment to cultivating a dynamic financial sector that is conducive to growth, innovation, and sustainability. GFCI 35 provides evaluations of future competitiveness and rankings for 121 financial centres across the globe and serves as a valuable reference for policy and investment decision-makers. For more information, read the full Communiqué below: