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Obama's Tax Inversion Talk Is Just Washington Blaming Wall Street for Its Mess Yet Again

By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - April 5, 2016

President Obama's "tax inversion" remarks today were hypocritical.

The president said such corporate tax loopholes make it harder to spend money to keep the economy strong.

While this may be true, we're curious as to why he's not pointing his fingers at his fellow politicians instead of blaming Wall Street...

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Obama's Tax Inversion Talk Is Just Washington Blaming Wall Street for Its Mess Yet Again

By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning - April 5, 2016

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President Obama's "tax inversion" remarks today were hypocritical.

The president said such corporate tax loopholes make it harder to spend money to keep the economy strong.

While this may be true, we're curious as to why he's not pointing his fingers at his fellow politicians instead of blaming Wall Street...

The Best Hope for Reducing Taxes… Isn't What You Think

By Michael E. Lewitt, Global Credit Strategist, Money Morning • @MichaelELewitt - September 25, 2014

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It appears that the move by Warren Buffett-backed Burger King Worldwide Inc. to buy iconic Canadian fast food chain Tim Hortons Inc. (USA) and relocate to Canada to lower its corporate tax rate was the straw that broke the camel's back when it comes to tax inversion deals.

One has to wonder whether the wily Mr. Buffett was not only trying to make money but doing his best to accelerate much-needed tax reform when he agreed to finance BKW's expansion into the northland...

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