From Businessweek: Last year, about $450 million belonging to top executives at
billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson’s New York firm made a quick round
trip to Bermuda. In April the executives sent the money to a reinsurance
company called PaCRe they’d set up on the island. By June, PaCRe had sent all
the cash back to New York, to be invested in Paulson & Co. funds. By
recycling the funds through Bermuda, which doesn’t levy a corporate income tax,
the Paulson executives are positioned to exploit a little-known loophole,
reducing their personal income taxes and delaying paying the bill for years…..
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