More Tax Inversion News

Bloomberg News, Obama Let Delphi Avoid Taxes in Tactic President Assails, by Zachary R. Mider:

President Barack Obama says U.S. corporations that adopt foreign addresses to avoid taxes are unpatriotic. His own administration helped one $20 billion American company do just that.

As part of the bailout of the auto industry in 2009, Obama’s Treasury Department authorized spending $1.7 billion of government funds to get a bankrupt Michigan parts-maker back on its feet -- as a British company.

• Americans for Tax Fairness, Tax Fairness Coalition Sees Poll Results on Corporate Inversions as a Sign that the Issue Will Be Hot this Election Season
• Bloomberg, Lew Explores U.S. Inversion Limits He Dismissed in July
• Bloomberg, Treasury Said to Examine Inversion Restrictions Without Congress
• CNBC, Disney CEO Rebukes Tax Inversion Mania
• Forbes, All Together Now: U.S. Tax Code Is A Rotting Carcass
• The Hill, Let's Tell the Truth About Inversions
• Human Events, ‘Economic Patriotism’ and the End of Corporate Taxes
• Morning Consult, Poll: Tax Inversions
• New York Times, Inverting the Debate Over Corporate Inversions
• New York Times, Obama Weighing Options to Stop Corporate Tax Flight
• New York Times editorial, The Tax Dodge Goes On
• New York Times, Walgreens Is Said to Be Near Deal to Buy British Drugstore Chain, But Without an Inversion
• Roll Call, Durbin, Reed, Warren Seek Executive Action to Combat ‘Inversion’
• Tax Analysts Blog, Don't Count on Tax Reform to Stop Inversions
• Tax Analysts Blog, It's Not Clear How to Effectively Deal With Inversions
• Tax Foundation, More Perspective on Inversions: Not a Threat to the Tax Base but the Face of U.S. Uncompetiveness
• Wall Street Journal, How Tax Inversions Became the Hottest Trend in M&A
• Wall Street Journal, Inverted View of U.S. Corporate-Tax Bite
• Wall Street Journal, The ‘Inversion’ Tax Hit on Investors: Answers to Readers’ Questions
• Wall Street Journal, U.S. Treasury Exploring Ways to Deter Tax Inversions Without Congress
• Washington Post, U.S. Policymakers Gird for Rash of Corporate Expatriations
• Wall Street Journal Law Blog, How Tax Inversions Became the Hottest Trend in M&A