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"It's great for international businessmen with overseas assets," said Richards, the lawyer. "You employ people, you have your servers there and your tax rates go down dramatically."
Even now, what's legally on offer there "is a huge gift" for people of means, said Tim Richards, a lawyer specializing in international tax at Richards & Partners in Miami.
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The rules could allow businesses like Epstein's to avoid paying regular U.S. taxes, for example, by counting the company's income where its computer servers are located.