Links
The Inevitable – Taxes and Restructuring
President Obama’s Proposed International Tax Changes – Will They Truly Achieve Economic Stimulation
Tamara Moravia-Israel of Ernst & Young was forthright in views of the President’s proposed changes in international tax law. It is not good for shipping. And there is a question as to whether it will in fact create jobs, stimulate the economy and increase competitiveness as is suggested. First, the “check the box” regime is proposed to be reformed in that foreign eligible entities with a single owner could be disregarded for federal US tax purposes only if: (1) they are organized in the same country in
This is only an excerpt of The Inevitable – Taxes and Restructuring
Content is restricted to subscribers. To continue reading please Log-In or view our subscription options.
Related Archive Files
Tags: · Anders Karlsen, Bernard Schulte, Credit Suisse, Dahlman Rose, DLA Piper, DnB NOR, DNV Energy, Douglas Mavrinac, Ernst & Young, FBR, Goldman Sachs, Gregory Lewis, Holland & Knight, J.P. Morgan, Jefferies, Jeffrey Schwartz, Jens Alers, Jonathan Chappell, Justine Fisher, Lazard, Len Hoskinson, Martin Korsvold, Nancy Hengen, Nordea, Omar Nokta, Pareto, Peter Bjerager, Robert Bugbee, Robert MacKenzie, SMS, Tamara Moravia-Israel, Thor Andre Lunder, Urs Dür
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
The Official Guide To Marine Finance Providers
Shipping Index
