Marty Sullivan

Contributing Editor, Tax Analyst

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Contributing editor at the Tax Analyst, a nonprofit, nonpartisan legal publisher that focuses on tax policy

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President Obama wants to  crack down  on off-shore tax havens. That's got some people in the Caribbean worried.

The 12,000-Corporation Building on the Cayman Islands

President Obama wants to crack down on off-shore tax havens. That's got some people in the Caribbean worried.

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