Dev Erriah on Mauritius law | Erriah Chambers | Video

World Finance interviews Dev Erriah, Head of Erriah Chambers, on the Vodafone case and how it affirms Mauritius tax laws

June 6, 2012
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Transcript

Mauritius’ complex legal system – a post-colonial hybrid of French civil and English common law – is shifting more towards the latter as it aligns itself with OECD standards and ensures its fiscal statutes comply with international regulations. Dev Erriah discusses the reforms being made to make the country more accessible to international businesses, and what the recent Indian Vodafone tax ruling means for the Mauritian jurisdiction.