Island transparent and co-operative
The chief minister has once again rebutted the claim the Isle of Man is a tax haven.
Allan Bell pointed to the level of business on the Island as an indicator of 'a transparent, co-operative' jurisdiction.
It comes as the row over the Island's low tax rates intensifies following a BBC documentary.
Mr Bell says if the Island is to survive, the corporate tax rate has to remain competitive:
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