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Bahrain commits to Co-operate with the OECD on Eliminating Harmful Tax Practices

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  • The statement from Bahrain, in which it expresses its willingness to work with the OECD on the OECD's overall initiative to address the international issue of harmful tax practices.

  • The OECD's press release concerning Bahrain's commitment.
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