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Corporate tax burdens will rise regardless of US election outcome

Danish Mehboob
October 08, 2020
Corporate tax burdens will rise regardless of US election outcome

Large businesses will likely see their effective tax rates rise regardless of the outcome of the US presidential election and changes to the GILTI rules appear inevitable.

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Danish reports on all matters of direct tax and BEPS. He covers a range of tax issues in these areas and what multinationals are doing to manage the tax burdens. Danish also specialises in tax technology and data management.
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