Sentence examples for encouraged repatriation from inspiring English sources
The new tax laws have lowered corporate tax rates, encouraged repatriation of massive offshore cash held by tech companies and brought the cash positions of large tech companies up to the highest levels they have ever been.
In 2004, the American government temporarily slashed the tax burden to encourage repatriation.
Moreover, the company has suggested tax reforms that it knows would result in its paying higher corporate taxes, including reforms that would encourage repatriation of money earned abroad.
Yet given the scale of corporate holdings, any tax holiday that encourages repatriation of corporate cash could still lead to sales of Treasuries significant enough to move the market.
But this much is clear: There is a growing political consensus that the time has come for change in the tax rules to encourage repatriation of the vast troves of corporate earnings held outside the country.
The AFL-CIO, the nation's best-known union, has come out swinging against adoption of tax rules that would encourage "repatriation" of foreign-earned corporate income.
U.S. lawmakers will probably seek to reduce the financial incentives of corporate inversions and to encourage repatriation of the massive amounts of U.S. corporate cash held overseas, at far more desirable tax rates.
At the same time, some newspapers reported that the government was preparing a law to encourage such repatriation.
But it would also "encourage" voluntary repatriation of legal migrants and "those of foreign descent to return to their lands of ethnic origin".
UNHCR encourages voluntary repatriation as the best solution for displaced persons and often provides transportation and a start-up package, which might include cash grants and practical assistance such as farm tools and seeds.
Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and the House speaker, and Chuck Schumer of New York, who is in line to be the Senate's Democratic leader, have favored tax changes that would encourage corporate repatriation.
