Ways & Means chairman Dave Camp to examine US BEPS issues

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Ways & Means chairman Dave Camp to examine US BEPS issues

Matthew Gilleard
June 10 2013
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United States House Ways & Means Committee chairman Dave Camp will hold a hearing on Thursday to examine US and foreign multinationals’ use of tax havens to avoid tax and shift profits outside of the US.

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