‘Bermuda Triangle’ will allow the island to weather any tax changes: Premier
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‘Bermuda Triangle’ will allow the island to weather any tax changes: Premier

Adam McNestrie
13 April 2022
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Bermuda’s value proposition is much broader than tax and if a global minimum tax is brought in, the island will find a way to withstand the change, as it has done with prior tax changes, Bermuda Premier David Burt said.

Speaking to Inside P&C at RIMS’s Risk World Conference, Burt said: “We will look at what is necessary to be competitive in the new global tax regime that may come and make any adjustments we need to.”

“We

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