(Foreign losses, which would likely have doubled that figure, were excluded from the restitution calculations).
Among the biggest donors was Japan, which suffered the heaviest foreign losses in the In Amenas gasfield siege in Algeria last week with 10 workers killed.
The year 2009 was the first time in 10 years that Mr. Romney didn't use the full amount of his foreign tax credit to offset his taxes in the United States, which means that his foreign losses that year more than offset his gains, producing a net loss.
The changes were so big that they could be seen from space, quipped Sir David Nicholson, the departing head of the NHS.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsThe government soon came to wish they would disappear.
Cynics fear this will speed its decline.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsIn part the World Service's woes are those of any incumbent media outfit, but more severe.
This will rise to £600m by the end of 2014.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsSky built an audience through sport and movies.
An issue which they found frightening and yet boring, because they did not understand its origins nor feel its passion, seemed happily to have been consigned to the history books.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsUnfortunately it has not been.
Global Witness says that this is an abuse of the law one aimed at restricting freedom of expression and finding out the names of their confidential sources.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsThe row stems from a deal in Guinea in 2008.
British retailer Marks & Spencer should be allowed to deduct some of its foreign losses from its British tax bill, a senior European Union court adviser said Thursday in a legal opinion that if approved by an EU court could set a legal precedent and cost EU governments billions of euros in tax revenue.
He rejected the request, arguing that his shareholders had more of a stomach for U.S. losses than foreign losses.
