U.S. Treasury Inversion Curbs May Put Tax Deals in Peril

The transcript discusses the Treasury's actions to address corporate tax inversions, highlighting political reactions from both Democrats and Republicans. It explores the immediate impact of new rules on pending inversion deals and the legal implications, including hopscotch loans and tightened ownership rules. The discussion emphasizes the need for comprehensive corporate tax reform to address the root causes of companies moving overseas for tax benefits.

What pressure are Republicans putting on the administration regarding corporate tax reform?

What was the reaction of corporate tax attorneys to the new rules implemented by the Treasury?