Outbound inversion transactions by the New York State Bar Association Tax Section
By: New York State Bar Association
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Subject(s): ESTADOS UNIDOS | EMPRESAS MULTINACIONALES | RESIDENCIA FISCAL | INVERSIONES | IMPUESTOS
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Tax notes vol. 96, nº 1, monday, july 1, 2002, p. 127-149
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| OP 1820/2002/96/1-2 Conventional and contingent convertibles | OP 1820/2002/96/12-1 Elimination of tax on dividends at the shareholder level | OP 1820/2002/96/12-2 Does the saver's credit offer an incentive to lower - income families? | OP 1820/2002/96/1-3 Outbound inversion transactions | OP 1820/2002/96/13-1 New developments in marriage penalties and bonuses | OP 1820/2002/96/13-2 Legislative proposals would streamline Mexico's maquiladora tax regime | OP 1820/2002/96/14 Inflation adjustments affecting individual taxpayers in 2003 |
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