The Financial Complexity Index 2017 (TMF)
The Financial Complexity Index 2017 ranks 94 jurisdictions across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and the Americas, grouping them within three key areas of challenge: regulation, knowledge and technology. Specifically:
- 94 jurisdictions ranked according to their complexity for accounting and tax compliance.
- The key accounting and tax compliance challenges that companies face when operating globally.
- Why Turkey ranked as the most complex jurisdiction in the world for accounting and tax compliance and the Cayman Islands came in as the easiest.
To download the report, go to the website of the TMF Group.
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