Washington, November 6 (RHC)-- New revelations reveal the ways the world’s richest men stash away billions of dollars in wealth in offshore tax havens.
The revelations, known as the Paradise Papers, came in 13.4 million leaked documents published over the weekend revealing how the Bermudan law firm Appleby helps corporations and the world’s wealthiest people evade taxes and obscure their ownership of everything from private planes to whole companies.
Among those implicated is Wilbur Ross, who continued to invest in a shipping company tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s son-in-law even after he became President Trump’s commerce secretary.
The files also implicate Trump’s secretary of state, Rex Tillerson; his chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn; Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin; Jon Huntsman, Trump’s new U.S. ambassador to Russia; and Carl Icahn, Trump’s billionaire former adviser.
“Paradise Papers” Reveal Massive Tax Evasion by World’s Wealthiest
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Bill Streifer
05/05/2021 12:28 pmYour article "'Paradise Papers' Reveal Massive Tax Evasion by World’s Wealthiest" raises many questions. One of those supposedly "wealthy" depositers was Lionel Martin, an American journalist and long-time resident of Havana, Cuba. He was also a close associate of Fidel Castro. He also worked for Prensa Latina and Fidel Castro's Department of Education. Were you aware that your story hits so close to home?.
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