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Every offshore financial centre has its own individuality, its particular characteristics that make it suitable for one purpose and not for another. So, looking for the right offshore jurisdiction is just a matter of comparison? Yes, but it's not so easy: in Europe alone, there are at least a dozen candidates - each one wants your business and sets out its stall in the most attractive terms. Advisers likewise tend to have links with particular jurisdictions, they may even have offices there, and find it difficult to be objective.

On the other hand, there is the stream of negative propaganda about offshore jurisdictions issuing from the OECD and its FAFT (Financial Action Task Force), the G7's FSF (Financial Stability Forum), the EU and its member states. Oh, but hang on, isn't Gibraltar a member of the EU? It is, but that doesn't stop the criticism - Gibraltar represents a threat to the revenues of the EU's larger, high-taxing states, and they defend themselves!

Using the experiences of a fictional company, Peyton Media Group, and its 'dotcom' spin-off, PayTechPublishing ('PayTech'), the Lowtax Gibraltar Report sets out to analyse the suitability of Gibraltar as an e-commerce location. The Report will be useful to every company considering the switch to e-commerce, and uncertain whether or not to 'go offshore'.

All Intelligence Reports are updated on a weekly basis with the latest relevant information, and constitute the most complete authoritative material available in their various subject areas.

The Gibraltar E-Commerce Intelligence Report costs just US$45 (approx 25GBP, 33EUR) for unlimited access and download.