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US President Barack Obama Praises Treasury Steps To Deter 'Tax Inversions'
President Barack Obama on Tuesday promoted federal steps to deter a corporate financial practice known as "tax inversions" and called on Congress to close "one of the most insidious tax loopholes out there," saying it short-changes the country.
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Pfizer-Allergan Talks Accelerate Amid New Inversion Clamp-Down
Pfizer Inc's talks to acquire Allergan Plc in a $150 billion deal that would see the U.S. drug giant redomicile in Ireland accelerated on Wednesday, as the U.S. Treasury prepared to clamp down further on such tax inversions.
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Obama Wants to Crack Down on US Firms' Tax Inversions
US multinational companies are increasingly seeking to reincorporate overseas through mergers and acquisitions to escape US taxes, raising concerns for the Obama administration.
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Inverted customs duty making Indian manufacturing goods uncompetitive: report
Under the inverted duty structure, finished goods are taxed at lower rates than raw material. In its submission to the government, Ficci has said that nine manufacturing sectors have reported duty inversion, which includes aluminium products, capital goods, cement, chemicals, electronics, paper, steel, textiles and tyres.
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US President Barack Obama Praises Treasury Steps To Deter 'Tax Inversions'
President Barack Obama on Tuesday promoted federal steps to deter a corporate financial practice known as "tax inversions" and called on Congress to close "one of the most insidious tax loopholes out there," saying it short-changes the country.
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Pfizer-Allergan Talks Accelerate Amid New Inversion Clamp-Down
Pfizer Inc's talks to acquire Allergan Plc in a $150 billion deal that would see the U.S. drug giant redomicile in Ireland accelerated on Wednesday, as the U.S. Treasury prepared to clamp down further on such tax inversions.
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Obama Wants to Crack Down on US Firms' Tax Inversions
US multinational companies are increasingly seeking to reincorporate overseas through mergers and acquisitions to escape US taxes, raising concerns for the Obama administration.
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Inverted customs duty making Indian manufacturing goods uncompetitive: report
Under the inverted duty structure, finished goods are taxed at lower rates than raw material. In its submission to the government, Ficci has said that nine manufacturing sectors have reported duty inversion, which includes aluminium products, capital goods, cement, chemicals, electronics, paper, steel, textiles and tyres.
