It's a case of wait and see as far as the Isle of Man's zero-10 tax regime is concerned, according to a leading tax authority on the Island.
PKF's managing director Philip Dearden says no hasty decisions should be made about abolishing the system.
Rather, the Manx government should bide its time and await the outcome of a review in the autumn, by the European Union Code of Conduct Group.
A recent survey of professionals in the finance sector concluded firms would leave the Isle of Man and hundreds of jobs would disappear if the Island changed its company tax rates.
Mr Dearden says the problem is zero-10's validity, or otherwise, is a matter of opinion, not fact:
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