Tax avoidance
Eight countries removed from EU tax haven blacklist
Decision comes only seven weeks after countries first added to blacklist
Eight countries have been removed from a European Union blacklist of tax havens after promising reforms.
The Economic and Financial Affairs Council on Tuesday agreed to remove Barbados, Grenada, the Republic of Korea, Macao SAR, Mongolia, Panama, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates following commitments at a "high political level".
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