Cayman Islands Subsidiary Allows Pentagon Contractor Assisting War In Iraq To Avoid Millions In...

thinkprogress.org     May 8, 2008            

The Boston Globe has recently revealed that two Defense Department contractors operating in Iraq — KBR and MPRI — have avoided paying hundreds of millions of dollars in federal Social Security and Medicare taxes by hiring its employees through “shell companies” based in Bermuda and the Cayman... [read full story]                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

wtop.com     May 7, 2008          

Close Brothers (Cayman) Limited has its offices in Harbour Place in George Town, Grand Cayman, seen Saturday, May 3, 2008. The investment house, records show, serves as a shallow footprint in the Caymans for the subsidiary of Combat Support Associates, CSA Ltd., which was...                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

nwsource.com     May 7, 2008          

WASHINGTON -- When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost - a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits.                

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AP IMPACT: Congress aims to close loophole that allows tax havens for military contractors

startribune.com     May 7, 2008          

By RICHARD LARDNER , Associated Press WASHINGTON - Almost a decade ago, a few months after winning the deal that has totaled more than $2 billion, Combat Support Associates established its subsidiary in the Cayman Islands, a British territory and tax haven. The...                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

sacbee.com     May 7, 2008          

When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost - a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits. Close Brothers (Cayman) Limited...                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

federalnewsradio.com     May 7, 2008          

outpost _ a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits. Almost a decade ago, a few months after winning the deal that has totaled more than $2 billion, Combat Support Associates established its subsidiary...                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

ibtimes.com     May 7, 2008          

When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost _ a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits.                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

tmcnet.com     May 7, 2008          

AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor ... WASHINGTON_When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost _ a tropical shell the company quickly created that...                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

examiner.com     May 7, 2008          

When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost - a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits.                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

newsvine.com     May 7, 2008          

When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost — a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits.                

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AP IMPACT: An islands tax haven for US defense contractor

iht.com     May 7, 2008          

When the Pentagon announced an obscure California company had won a lucrative military contract, no one mentioned any plans for a Caribbean outpost — a tropical shell the company quickly created that allowed it to duck millions in taxes and deflect U.S. lawsuits.                

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