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Experts warn that the tax reforms could be violating human rights law

OECD official says the new rules will reduce corporate incentive to establish structures in tax advantaged locations

Legislation approved as questions remain about how much revenue will be generated

Beverley Connell attempts to make sense of a session in Parliament that descended into name-calling despite the gravity of corporate income tax

Document is not a substitute for legal advice but aimed to help clarify where companies stand

The Fiscal Responsibility Panel says corporate income tax revenue should be used to reduce debt and calls for personal income tax

Landmark legislation passes after a lively and sometimes heated five-hour debate

Opposition senator argues windfall should be channelled into debt repayments

David J. Sullivan concludes the Government’s dalliance with our neighbours to the south is another example of half-baked ideas with an ever-increasing dissatisfaction level among the people

Reduction in the Fuel Adjustment Rate is expected after the inquiry is complete

Spurred by African nations, the UN is offering a competing scheme for international tax cooperation

No estimate made on number of companies exiting Bermuda as a result of tax