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Bookmark or Share- Tax Inversion - BloombergA financial exercise known as an “inversion” would have allowed it to lower its tax bills by acquiring a legal address abroad.
- Tax inversions explained - Financial TimesIn another multibillion-dollar deal, a US company has acquired a smaller European company in order to reduce its tax base. The so-called tax inversion deal has become one of the most prominent...
- Corporate Inversion: What It Is, How It Works, and Example - InvestopediaA corporate inversion—also called a tax inversion—is a process by which companies relocate their legal location overseas to reduce their income tax burden. Companies undertaking a...
- Corporate Inversions: An Introduction to the Issue and FAQ - Tax FoundationIn its simplest form, an inversion is simply the process by which a corporate entity, established in another country, “buys” an established American company. The transaction takes place when the overseas entity purchases either the shares or assets of a domestic corporation.
- Everything You Need to Know About Corporate Inversions - Tax FoundationInversions are a legal means by which a company lowers its tax bill. When a company’s shareholders choose to re-incorporate in another country, it is a business decision like thousands of others that executives and shareholders must make every year.
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