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To: bully who wrote (4684)	5/30/2003 3:33:55 PM
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Connecticut to stop dealing with offshore companies By Robin Holder (Business from 2003-05-30 Edition) A BILL recently passed in the U.S. State of Connecticut will prohibit state agencies from signing contracts with publicly traded companies who have incorporated offshore. Tax-News.Com reports that in this latest attack on ‘unpatriotic’ U.S. corporations, lawmakers in Connecticut’s House of Representatives are drawing up a list of firms barred from taking state contracts and this is expected to contain 18 names initially. They allege that these firms merely have a post office box in an offshore location whilst their CEO’s continue to work in the United States. bermudasun.bm