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ARTICLE · 25 JULY 2014

Tax Policy Update - July 21, 2014

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1,537 is the number of news stories published online just within the last week related to U.S. corporate "inversions".

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Russell Sullivan
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Danielle Dellerson
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NUMBER OF THE WEEK: 1,537

The number, at last count, of news stories published online just within the last week related to U.S. corporate "inversions," according to a Google search using the phrase "tax inversion." Today's Tax Policy Update takes a deep dive into the swelling sea of inversions and outlines some of the considerations that lawmakers are — or should be — grappling with as they debate what to do about the growing number of U.S. corporations moving their addresses overseas to lower-tax jurisdictions.

LEGISLATIVE LANDSCAPE

House: Charity-Related Bills Pass. The House passed a tax bill 277-130 on Thursday, July 17, 2014, that includes five tax benefits related to charitable giving.

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