Even as President Barack Obama calls for rules to stop companies from ditching tax bills by reincorporating abroad, the byzantine U.S. tax code is offering new techniques to escape the highest corporate rate in the developed world.
July 30, 2014 at 09:00 AM
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Getting a foreign address isn’t the only way American companies are skirting corporate income taxes.
Even as President Barack Obama calls for rules to stop companies from ditching tax bills by reincorporating abroad, the byzantine U.S. tax code is offering new techniques to escape the highest corporate rate in the developed world.
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