French experts are expected to travel to Seychelles to see what local authorities are doing following France's decision to put the island nation on its blacklist of tax havens. Seychelles' president said that the presence of the experts will help France better understand the work being done and what can still be improved. "I think that in the following four to six months we will be able to solve the problems that exist between the local Ministry of Finance, our offshore sector and the department that oversees finance in France," Danny Faure said, Seychelles News Agency reports. A n...
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