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Vietnam’s legislature today voted to reduce the corporate income tax rate in an attempt to bolster businesses and encourage investment to revive the economy.
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Finland’s Finance Ministry cut its forecast for the northernmost euro member’s economy that’s mired in a recession along with its single-currency peers.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s pledge to end 15 years of deflation has prompted the nation’s biggest banks to raise mortgage rates, mobilizing people like Karin Abe to buy a home four years earlier than he had planned.
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Talks between Switzerland and the European Union on corporate tax rates are progressing, officials said today.
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For companies with a lot of foreign income from intangible products like patents, Dave Camp has a carrot-and-stick approach to overhauling the tax code.
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Lend Lease Corp., Australia’s biggest property developer, slumped the most in more than four years in Sydney trading after the company said that earnings from its Australian and European construction businesses fell.
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South Korea is strengthening supervision of foreign exchange transactions as President Park Geun Hye broadens her country’s part in a global crackdown against tax evasion.
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Lionel Messi, the four-time world soccer player of the year, directed revenue from advertising deals through companies in the U.K. and Switzerland to evade 4.2 million euros ($5.6 million) in income tax, according to a complaint filed by a prosecutor in Barcelona.
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U.K. lawmakers attacked Google Inc. for defending a “highly contrived” strategy of booking advertising sales through Ireland to reduce its tax liability in Britain.
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Brazil’s President Dilma Rousseff has implemented a series of measures since taking office to boost domestic demand and protect industry from imports.
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