New Legislation Targets Inversions From Different Angle http://t.co/ryfRo5By1G – Incredible ignorance in the comments – #Homelanderthink
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The article referenced in the above tweet includes the following radio interview. If you want to get inside the minds of Homelanders – this is a must listen. Only once is there an acknowledgement that all an inversion would do is mean that the U.S. would not tax profits earned in other countries. It’s as though they assume they have the god given right to tax activities in other countries that are NOT connected to the U.S. (Well except for the fact that the company is incorporated in the U.S. But, then again, maybe this does make sense because the U.S. citizens and U.S. companies are U.S. property!)
The Battle Over U.S. Corporate Tax Inversion http://t.co/H3HFB74DLt – Great radio interviews with #FATCA #FBAR @SenCarlLevin and more
— U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) August 1, 2014
The interview is in the above tweet.
Of course one could look at this from a non-U.S. perspective:
Bruton: Ireland promotes good business practice http://t.co/1MG5Iwv97F and identifies corporate inversions as the result of U.S. tax code
— U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) August 1, 2014
