What jurisdictions are considered a Tax Haven for Brazilian tax purposes?

The following jurisdictions are considered Tax Havens according to local Brazilian regulations:

Aruba American Virgin Islands Ascension Island Andorra Djibouti Bahrain American Samoa
Belize Anguilla Curaçao Liechtenstein Liberia Brunei Cook Islands
Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis Antigua and Barbuda Tristan da Cunha Isle of Man Mauritius Hong Kong French Polynesia
Panama Bahamas Campione D’Italia Saint Helena Lebanon Kiribati
Saint Lucia Barbados Monaco Seychelles Lebuan Marshall Islands
Bermudas Islands Channel Islands (Alderney, Guernsey, Jersey and Sark) Swaziland Macao Nauru
British Virgin Islands Montserrat Maldives Niue
Cayman Islands Cyprus Oman Pitcairn Islands
Dominica Norfolk Qeshm Solomon Islands
Saint Pierre and Miquelon Gibraltar Tonga
St. Martin Ireland Vanuatu
St. Vincent and Grenadines Granada Vanuatu
Turks and Caicos
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