…to produce sugar—in Santo Domingo. Providing the opportunities at home would cause repatriation and improve human capital. (“They would rather stay home and do it—so we should try it.”) Talk…

…levels 80.90 (1:50pm in NY on 3/18). What happened over this time span? Mass speculation on yen appreciation due to earthquake-related repatriation, followed by technical levels being hit that drove…

…spite of the reductions in revenue, resulting in expanding deficits. 3.The various expensing provisions; repatriation with almost no taxation (in the 2004 “American Jobs Creation Act”); tax breaks for oil…

…de Reserva del Perú has been very successful in stemming the appreciation. Colombia’s initial efforts (like halting the repatriation of foreign dollar holdings) were successful but only to a point…

…expected because it had been thought that companies with lots of perfectly legal and effective tax planning tricks might not be sufficiently worried about the repatriation tax even to pay…

…accrues to the residents of a country. The difference is made up of net factor flows, which in reality includes net profit repatriation by multinationals and interest on the foreign…

…If the deduction applies only after the income is repatriated, then this IRS consideration is sensible. But if the deduction applies before the repatriation of income, Congress has only enhanced…

…into the US thereby giving the economy another shot in the arm in the second half. Another group of analysts also expects that the process of repatriation will give a…

…also expected to argue that the solution is just to hand over to the big MNEs what they want–tax-free repatriation of profits they have shifted offshore. That’s the same crazy…

…clearly not so–tax cuts just lead to demands for more tax cuts, as the “one time” repatriation provision in 2004 clearly demonstrated. Max Baucus is also one of the “cut…