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Monaco proposes 15% minimum tax for largest multinational groups
Monaco has proposed new OECD-aligned tax legislation to ensure multinational companies’ tax revenues generated in the Principality remain in Monaco rather than flowing overseas.
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Princess Charlene in isolation after testing positive for Covid
Princess Charlene has tested positive for Covid-19 after “showing a few symptoms”, the Palace has said in a press release, forcing her to miss out on her Foundation’s Riviera Water Bike...
Monaco drops masks rule on all public transport
Mandatory masks on public transport such as busses and taxis has been scrapped by the government, one of the last Covid-related measures in the Principality.
Skip the Use to headline busy Fête de la Musique schedule
Fête de la Musique is returning later this month to celebrate the first official day of summer with an evening of music, dance and serious fun. Here's what you can expect.
Roca Team get off to winning start in play-off semi final
AS Monaco Basketball “learnt their lessons” from their poor start in the quarter-final against Strasbourg, as they dominated from start to finish against Pau-Lacq-Orthez (94-65) on Thursday.
Interview: Gareth Wittstock on ‘The Crossing’ and this year’s celebrity participants
This Sunday, athletes will race in teams across the port of Monaco on water bikes for the Princess Charlene Foundation. Gareth Wittstock, secretary general and Princess Charlene's brother, tells us...
Monaco ends remote working requirement
Remote working officially came to an end at the start of June for employees in the Principality, with the notable exception of those who live or reside in Italy.
