The Crown dependencies and overseas
territories are starting to sign bilateral tax agreements to stave
off criticism, reports Jaimie Kaffash
The British overseas territories occupy a strange place in the
British political landscape. Whereas the majority of the British Empire
chose independence, these 14 dependencies dotted around the world
– plus the Crown dependencies of the Channel Islands and Isle
of Man closer to home – operate on a semi-autonomous basis.
They are almost completely independent, but are reliant on the UK
for security and representation in international relations.
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