US companies could be blocked from reducing their corporate tax liabilities by merging with overseas companies - a process known as tax inversion - if President Obama has his way. The White House ...

Share prices in several pharma companies have been adversely affected by the US Treasury Department's new rules on so-called tax inversions, which aim to curb the practice of US companies buying ...

Amid mounting pressure last year, the US launched a supposed crackdown on tax inversion. But it might not have been as far-reaching as was made out, and with good reason House Ways and Means Chairman ...

A look at how the government's crackdown on tax inversion deals could affect companies in the health and pharmaceutical industries. We'll be in your inbox every morning Monday-Saturday with all ...

But how do tax inversion tricks work? WSJ's Dana Mattioli reports on the News Hub with Sara Murray. Photo: Getty ...

This is called a tax inversion and tends to occur more often when the government raises corporate tax rates. Why? Because U.S. corporations must compete on a global stage. Thus, if taxes are too ...

has focused on the potential tax planning opportunities available in the inbound area resulting from the (likely unintended) consequences of Section 7874. A typical inversion involves a ...

Simply put, tax inversion is when companies set up shop abroad (directly or by buying foreign companies) to take advantage of lower tax rates. The rules include tighter restrictions on inversion ...

United States President Obama hailed new Treasury Department rules cracking down on corporate tax inversions Tuesday, calling the practice of merging with a foreign company to escape U.S. taxes ...

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