On Monday, representatives of the government of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man signed the new agreements that significantly enhance and modernize Crown Dependencies` DTAs with the United Kingdom. These DBAs are in line with the new international tax standards, which are broadly in line with the OECD Standard Tax Convention, and include various erosion and profit-shifting (BEPS) measures. Double taxation agreements are agreements between two countries: 2. Until the UK implements cooperation agreements with Member States, these managers may not be able to market funds in the EU through a private placement. Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEA) have been signed directly from the island with several countries, including the United States of America (2002); Netherlands (2007); Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Sweden and Norway (2008); United Kingdom, France, Australia and New Zealand (2009); Portugal (2010); People`s Republic of China, Turkey, Mexico, Canada, Indonesia, Czech Republic, South Africa, Argentina and India (2011); [8] Brazil and Latvia (2013). [9] Under AIFMD, the National Private Placement Regime (NPPR) applies until a marketing passport is provided to third countries. The NPPR allows the marketing, in the EEA, of alternative investment funds from investment funds not linked to the European Economic Area (EEA), subject to national and national rules applicable in that country. In addition, certain conditions set out in the manager must be met. These conditions include the need for monitoring cooperation agreements between the JFSC and the regulatory authorities of the relevant EEA countries where marketing is planned. Jersey has successfully concluded cooperation agreements with regulators in 27 of the 31 EEA countries. In order to mitigate the impact on the flow of goods transported from the British borders to the Channel Islands, agreements have been reached with the British port authorities to give priority to trucks carrying goods to the Channel Islands, with the establishment of specific traffic management on the country`s main roads in order to deal with possible delays at British ports.