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Corporate Inversions: Why Are Corporations Leaving the and What It Means For Your Company January 28, 2016 Moderated by: Shawn Haque of Accenture Federal Services Presented by: Daniel Davidson, Christine Lane, and James Wickett of Hogan Lovells Today s Speakers Daniel Davidson Partner, Washington, Hogan Lovells Shawn Haque Corporate Counsel Accenture Federal Services 2 Christine Lane Partner, Washington, Hogan Lovells James Wickett Partner, Washington, Hogan Lovells Program Outline is an inversion and Why Do companies Invert? or Anti-Expatriation Rules of inversion Transactions Erosion, Tax Competitiveness, and BEPS International Tax Reform s Next? Biographies inversion Defined 4 Why Invert? Worldwide taxation of Corporations Relatively high Corporate tax rate 35% federal tax rate, plus State taxes (as high as 8% or 9%) Earnings from foreign subsidiaries of Corporations subject to tax on distributions to parent.
Corporate Inversions: Why Are Corporations ... GRA. www.hoganlovells.com ... • Public companies where taxation of the shareholders on the transaction may
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