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6 February 2025Reinsurance

Corporation tax evaders face hefty fines

Companies or individuals committing criminal offences, including evading the new Bermuda Corporate Income Tax, could be fined as much as $10 million or imprisoned for up to five years, according to a new consultation paper.

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