Sentence examples for repatriate earnings from inspiring English sources
Right now companies must pay steep taxes if they want to repatriate earnings made abroad, leading big corporations like Apple to keep billions of dollars overseas.
A statement by the Treasury Department also announced the formal start of tightened restrictions, under a law passed last year, meant to severely inhibit Iran's already weakened ability to repatriate earnings from the sale of oil, its most important export.
"Although the H.I.A. does not appear to have spurred the domestic investment and employment of firms that used the tax holiday to repatriate earnings from abroad, it may still have benefited the U.S. economy in other ways.
The company, whose brands include Scotch, Post-it, Scotchgard, Thinsulate and Scotch-Brite, said the reinvestment falls under the provisions of the American Jobs Creation Act, which was passed by Congress last year and allows companies to repatriate earnings from overseas operations at a greatly reduced tax rate.
Solutions de-risking cross border investments, while protecting investor returns and the ability to repatriate earnings would lure more investors in the support of global entrepreneurship.
Most other countries impose a much lower rate than the US on repatriated earnings.
A strong yen hurts the competitiveness of Japanese exports and erodes the value of exporters' repatriated earnings.
It would reduce the tax rate on so-called repatriated earnings of American companies to 5.25percentt from 35percentt.
A strong yen hurts Japanese exporters by making their goods more expensive overseas and by eroding the value of their repatriated earnings.
Rather, some of the companies that benefited from the repatriated earnings proceeded to cut jobs, raise dividends, and boost executive compensation.
A bill in the House would tax repatriated earnings at 5.25 percent, a fraction of the usual rate of 35 percent; a bill in the Senate would cut the rate to 8.75 percent, or 5.25 percent for companies that added jobs.
