Canadian captives explore tax havens

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Canadian captive insurance companies continue to grow, notwithstanding changes in Canada's tax administration. Their growth is fueled by an incentive for loss control, retention building, access to reinsurance, expense minimization and tax efficiency issues. As of the end of 1996, captives owned by Canadian companies have increased to 170, with Barbados, Bermuda, British Columbia, the Isle of Man and Dublin, Ireland as preferred locations.

Insurance Agencies and Brokerages, Insurance agents, brokers, & service, Captive Insurance Agents, Industry Overview, Canada, Economic aspects, Captive insurance companies

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The doctrinaire conservative

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Solomon believes that Congress has substantially changed the manner by which it has done business since he first became a legislator in 1978. He believes that one of the worst changes is that about less than 1/3 of the members of Congress are military veterans, which has inexorably weakened the military.

Interview, Legislators, Solomon, Gerald B.

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How I play the outfield

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Baseball player Willie Mays claims that catching a ball in the outfield depends almost entirely in timing. He recommends that an outfielder who must wait for ball should not freeze, but continue to watch and move with the ball until it is caught.

Methods, Baseball, Outfielders (Baseball)

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