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Robert Brockman died in 2022 before he could face criminal charges for allegedly hiding $2 billion from the US tax authority, using a web of entities in Bermuda and Nevis

The Tax Credits Act passed last year is designed to spur job growth and opportunities for Bermudians, says Lauren Hayward Bell, the senator

New revenue regime takes shape as advisory and IT costs mount and spending decisions solidify

The year finishes with commercial concerns that are expected to persist well into 2026

David Burt credits a proposal from the Fiscal Responsibility Panel, saying there has to be “a path to getting there”

David Burt concedes his government does not agree with the Fiscal Responsibility Panel’s take on CIT spending

The legislation would give leeway to organisations directly helping Bermuda’s economy and infrastructure

More companies are eligible for the substance-based, utilities and community development credits

Douglas De Couto calls the policy move a “Band-Aid” for the underlying problem of legal paperwork delays

Senior Antony Siese says he has been paying for 27 years, giving lie to any claims of exemption

MPs hear the commissioner’s powers allow suspension on confronting property duty after death of a partner

Joelene Lindsay is named as Ministry of Finance’s Tax Commissioner