Conyers Dill & Pearman was among those who benefitted
in the decades when there were tax breaks for companies and corporations routing their investments to India via Mauritius, among other offshore destinations.
The investigation, based on a trove of 200,000 confidential documents from the Mauritius
office of the Bermuda-based offshore law firm Conyers Dill & Pearman,
shows how companies take advantage of tax rates as low as 3% by booking their profits in the island country, which calls itself a“gateway” between multinational corporations and the developing world.