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Business SUBSTANCE LAWS ENHANCE CHANNEL ISLANDS’ COMPLIANCE CREDENTIALS BY AMIT TAYLOR, HEAD OF CORPORATE SERVICES, INTERTRUST GUERNSEY The Channel Islands have recently brought in new economic substance laws that meet requirements set out by the EU’s Code of Conduct Group (Business Taxation) (COCG). As one of the largest financial services firms in the Channel Islands, Intertrust is ideally placed to guide clients through these changes and help them to comply with the new legislation. The substance laws that have come into force in each island represent significant pieces of legislation that will require certain tax-resident companies to meet a series of economic substance tests to prove their compliance. This could involve significant changes in how those companies operate. POSITIVE REAFFIRMATION The introduction of the laws has contributed to Guernsey and Jersey being reaffirmed as cooperative jurisdictions with respect to good governance by the Economic and Financial Affairs Council of the European Union (ECOFIN); a positive endorsement but one that the islands’ governments have always maintained was inevitable. Ciara Smith, Head of Regulatory and Compliance Services for the Intertrust Group, welcomes both ECOFIN’s declaration and the substance laws: 'The Channel Islands continue to be key jurisdictions for Intertrust. They have always operated to the highest standards of regulation and transparency so we as a Group were always confident that ECOFIN would provide this positive reaffirmation. 'The substance laws not only enable the islands to continue to meet international transparency standards, but mean that they stand out as having an exemplary approach to compliance and transparency.' EVOLUTION NOT REVOLUTION As a listed company with a long established presence and over 500 experts across the two islands Intertrust has developed its existing client proposition to help clients to meet the new requirements. Boards have to respond appropriately and quickly to the new laws so to help them do this we’ve developed a 'substance checker' app to make the initial assessment as easy as possible. At Intertrust we have experienced and established corporate, funds and private wealth teams who are already working with clients to provide everything they to need to establish a local presence for their operations, including provision of high quality turn-key workplace solution, independent directors and governance solutions which sit alongside our established corporate administration services. We can also draw on our global resources such as Ciara’s business solutions team who monitor regulatory and legislative developments to ensure that Intertrust has the expertise and can evolve our service offering so that our clients remain complaint with all laws and regulations in the complex and fast-changing global environment in which our clients operate. THE NEXT STEPS The first thing for companies who are tax-resident in the Channel Islands to do is to determine which of their client entities could be affected. Proactive and informed corporate and fund service providers will already be talking to clients to explain the changes and to guide them through initial impact assessments. Chris Bowden, a Client Director in corporate services at Intertrust in Jersey, said that this process is well underway: 'At Intertrust our purpose is to support our clients to enable their businesses to grow sustainably. In order to do this we have to be proactive and fully informed as to all the latest legislative changes; substance laws have been on the horizon for a while and now the hard work begins. 'We already provide many of the services clients will require to ensure they are compliant with these new laws.' The islands’ substance laws are the latest in a long line of legislative steps to address transparency and compliance and further strengthen the jurisdictions’ hand when it comes to competing on the world stage as centres of excellence. If you would like further information on Intertrust’s substance offering or any Intertrust services, please contact us at cisubstance@intertrustgroup.com. Information correct as of print date of 27 March 2019. For disclaimer and legal messages, please visit the Intertrust Group website – intertrustgroup. com/legalnotice 117
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