The phrase "a foreign corporate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe a corporation that is based in a different country than the one being referred to.
Example: "The company is seeking partnerships with a foreign corporate to expand its market reach."
Alternatives: "a foreign corporation" or "an overseas company".
It was a request for feedback, a foreign corporate practice imported into this setting.
Money coming in from a foreign corporate entity, though, also can serve as a red flag to investigators.
But the exemption would not be available if the company was a wholly-owned subsidiary of a foreign corporate group, or if more than 50% of the company was foreign owned.
One is a special law that allows companies to offset against tax 30% of the goodwill costs of any foreign corporate purchase.
But the bankruptcy court has very limited ability to force participation on a reluctant foreign corporate debtor.
"This is the first time we've used the technique of an undercover operation in a case involving foreign corporate bribery," Mr. Breuer said.
A more representative picture of foreign corporate effective tax rates can be found in the weighted average shown in line 3.
However, none of our major trading partners has a pure territorial system for taxing foreign corporate profits -- for two good reasons.
Whichever route Icahn and his partners choose, it will be taken in the face of a growing public backlash in South Korea against foreign corporate raiders.
Our study carefully disentangles the significant differences in R&D investment behavior of subsidiaries due to three different reasons: having a foreign parent, corporate group affiliation, and the degree of relatedness between business units.
Mr Prachai managed to win public sympathy by painting TPI creditors as foreign corporate raiders bent on dismantling a Thai industrial treasure ignoring the inconvenient fact that the biggest creditor is a Thai firm, Bangkok Bank.The picture in Indonesia is similarly mixed.
