The IRS and the Treasury recently issued regulations intended to
curb the growing use of "corporate inversions." Here's how an
inversion typically works: A U.S. company acquires a foreign company in the
same business with the intent of changing the corporation's headquarters to the
foreign country in order to enjoy that country's lower tax rate. The new rules
put more restrictions on inversions in order to make them less attractive to
businesses.
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