Russia, meanwhile, has stepped up pressure to repatriate offshore assets, including via amnesties, a special bond program and threats of punishment against those failing to repatriate flight capital.
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Some countries reluctant to repatriate fighters Many countries are reluctant to repatriate their fighters because of the difficulty of prosecuting suspected ISIS members based on evidence collected on the battlefield.
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"They are talking about ways to repatriate," Mr. Levin said.
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Myanmar has said it wants to repatriate Rohingya who fled.
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SO DO YOU REPATRIATE MONEY NOW, OR DO YOU WAIT?
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Earnings on those resources would be much harder to repatriate.
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The police in England were working to repatriate the bodies.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS WE NEED TO BE ABLE TO REPATRIATE PROFITS.
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The State Department then arranged to repatriate the prisoners' remains.
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Before President Trump took office, Vietnam refused to repatriate Montagnards.
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The response is always this very dramatic, 'We don't repatriate.
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Repatriate the funds sitting offshore in a way that guarantees innovation!
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Trump's tax reform proposal could also help MasterCard repatriate overseas cash.
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What happens once you state you want to repatriate an object?
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We believe Apple would likely repatriate all of its offshore cash.
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This means they can repatriate their dividends without paying any taxes.
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Their home countries are reluctant to repatriate the Islamic State fighters.
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Other companies have presented similar plans to repatriate foreign cash holdings.
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In 2017, the university created a committee to repatriate the remains.
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France hopes to repatriate the soldiers' bodies in the days ahead.
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They must have the certificates to repatriate returns on those investments.
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There are certain due process rights that they have anyway and when we repatriate somebody, and the Trump administration knows this, when you repatriate somebody to Central America, Central America has to agree to take them back.
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The Denver Art Museum will repatriate a 10th century statue to Cambodia.
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Their families are currently working with US officials to repatriate their remains.
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Unlike in 2005, companies are not required to actually repatriate the funds.
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It has managed to repatriate nearly 299.9,000 suspects from some 90 countries.
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As a result, it's issuing billions dollars of debt to repatriate it.
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Curran has spent decades seeking ways to repatriate her father&aposs remains.
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Turkey's parliament approved overnight an agreement enabling Ankara to repatriate Pakistani migrants.
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Hong Kong authorities are also trying to repatriate residents from mainland China.
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The European Union has also outlined plans to repatriate citizens from China.
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They also sought to repatriate Maine treasures that had left the state.
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When that happens, the yen could skyrocket as Japanese funds repatriate cash.
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Cisco will repatriate $103 billion in overseas profits after the tax overhaul.
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Dow Chemical said it would create 21984 new jobs and "repatriate" 223 others.
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Hill said the government is working with Mexican authorities to repatriate the remains.
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Consequently, many foreign investors have left, rather than wait interminably to repatriate profits.
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American firms face high tax rates and have a disincentive to repatriate profits.
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The prosecutor said he ordered the operation to repatriate - but not kill - Khashoggi.
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I'm not even all that interested about if they are able to repatriate.
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The Canadian government said it plans to repatriate its citizens aboard the ship.
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Preparation to repatriate the woman to Norway began in October, according to officials.
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The prosecutor said he ordered the operation to repatriate - but not kill - Khashoggi.
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Any plans to repatriate Othman and other Moroccan prisoners were thrown into disarray.
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Paris is already trying to repatriate minors on a case-by-case basis.
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Trump scaring global central banks to repatriate their gold in case he confiscates it?
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It has agreed to let food companies, for example, repatriate some of their profits.
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S. tech firms) did mention in (analyst conference) calls they have plans to repatriate.
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They will even raise the couple thousand dollars it takes to repatriate a body.
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He has been trying to repatriate these remains going back to the Obama administration.
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Toyota sells cars here, and when they repatriate profits they are getting fewer yen.
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They are stranded because their home country has been too chaotic to repatriate them.
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The law allows the company to repatriate overseas profits at a lower tax rate.
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Deeming extremist women uniquely impossible to repatriate—or undeserving of repatriation—helps no one.
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Mr. Simpson wrote that Pakistan was now on a mission to repatriate all Afghans.
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So they might repatriate money, pay the lower tax and invest it at home.
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The office claims to have helped find and repatriate 972 sets of American remains.
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About 2,000 come from 50 other nations whose governments have refused to repatriate them.
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BOOM: Apple announces it will repatriate $21625 billion and pay $2900 billion in taxes.
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Khadka was to fly to India on Tuesday to help repatriate the rescued Nepalis.
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This implies it will repatriate virtually all of its $250 billion in overseas cash.
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Still, a German chartered flight landed at Kabul's airport to repatriate 19 Afghan migrants.
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Yes, corporations like Apple will have to repatriate overseas earnings under the new code.
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We focused on providing people with incentives to repatriate back to their own countries.
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When members want to repatriate, however, they have to be enlightened of the potential risks.
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Many firms with foreign ownership are also struggling to repatriate dividends to non-resident shareholders.
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He may believe that the more squeezing China does, the faster U.S. companies will repatriate.
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My plan will repatriate nearly $3 trillion in overseas cash for investment, jobs, and wages.
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A main motive for Brexit was, after all, to repatriate sovereignty from Brussels to Westminster.
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The fund raised more than $50,000 to repatriate his body to India for last rites.
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CBI does not plan to repatriate dividends, which will help strengthen its internal capital generation.
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The EU has long hinted it could seek to repatriate euro-denominated clearing after Brexit.
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Companies are struggling to pay for imports and foreign investors cannot repatriate dividends or profits.
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Hundreds in Rakhine on Sunday protested to urge Myanmar's government not to repatriate the Rohingya.
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Apple needs tax reform to repatriate some $22019 billion in profits currently being held overseas.
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The ruling led some to call for Apple to repatriate money it has kept offshore.
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Right now, companies must pay taxes if they repatriate earnings made outside the United States.
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Many are from troubled nations like Somalia where officials may be reluctant to repatriate them.
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Currently, companies are taxed at a rate of 35 percent when they repatriate those dollars.
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Martínez said it was essential for public health to allow these planes to repatriate people.
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It said the Turkish incursion highlights the urgent need for countries to repatriate their citizens.
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It said the Turkish incursion highlights the urgent need for countries to repatriate their citizens.
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It anticipates a $15 billion tax bill over eight years to repatriate its overseas cash.
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Because Yemen was in chaos at that time, officials were reluctant to repatriate detainees there.
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A separate court ruling limits detention time for immigrants whose countries refuse to repatriate them.
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Two multinational companies operating in Egypt said they had not begun to repatriate profits as yet.
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Seeking the ability to in some cases repatriate unaccompanied children who aren't from Mexico or Canada.
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Exporters have 90 days to repatriate earnings to the country, but some of them take longer.
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Speculation about corporate plans to repatriate funds in forward contracts may also be exaggerating the move.
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He sent an email to NASA, offering to repatriate the tapes, but the agency politely declined.
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It was too punitive to repatriate these until last year's changes to the U.S. tax code.
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It has also made it hard for overseas firms to repatriate profit, discouraging new foreign investment.
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When companies repatriate foreign earnings, they should be taxed at 239 to 33.6 percent, Bornstein said.
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"They will have a war chest of capital if they can repatriate," said the second banker.
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Senior American defense officials have sought to convince their international counterparts to repatriate captured foreign fighters.
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That would eliminate any disincentive to repatriate the funds, since taxes would have already been paid.
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The consulate in Jidda was distributing emergency rations to the workers pending efforts to repatriate them.
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If you come from a contagious country like Canada or Mexico, we can immediately repatriate you.
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On Friday, Mr. Tillis said the work to find and repatriate the teacher's body would continue.
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An end to the conflict might cause Pakistan and Iran to forcibly repatriate millions of refugees.
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America appears to repatriate IS fighters when there is sufficent evidence to indict them on arrival.
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The government will also send a charter flight to repatriate up to 14 citizens in Wuhan.
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The National Park Service said it planned to repatriate the fragments to the Tohono O'odham Nation.
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France A plane will be sent Thursday to repatriate French citizens, according to France's health ministry.
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His plans were to repatriate him later but that never happened because they had to retreat.
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That cut allows U.S. businesses to repatriate cash kept abroad without taking a major tax hit.
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Other countries were expected to follow swiftly, having announced plans to repatriate citizens from the ship.
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Members of the aboriginal groups will be traveling to Illinois in October to repatriate the artifacts.
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We will repatriate in a normal course as we see what the needs are for the business.
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The relaxation of constraints on capital movement have assuaged the fears of companies looking to repatriate profits.
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The 42-year-old former army officer also called for Ethiopian businessmen to repatriate their hard currency.
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A weaker Japanese currency is considered a positive for the country's exporters when they repatriate overseas earnings.
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The goal is, some day, to repatriate those assets to the countries from which they were taken.
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Its cash balances - which are fully abroad - represent the portion of profit that it does not repatriate.
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The tax bill provides some incentives for U.S. companies with cash holdings overseas to repatriate that money.
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We repatriate the finest air-cooled 911 chassis while incorporating the purest 911 bodywork from the 1960s.
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The yen tends to gain in times of crisis on assumptions that Japanese investors will repatriate assets.
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But Iran is struggling to repatriate its earnings, and to turn its memoranda of understanding into contracts.
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To repatriate any spoils of colonial war might establish a precedent to empty out the British Museum.
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The time to repatriate refugees may be debatable, but the time to begin the process is not.
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"In the centre of Damascus, there is now no problem to repatriate refugees," Pohl told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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The Saudi prosecutor said earlier that the team that killed Khashoggi had been sent to repatriate him.
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Another contentious U.S. proposal is to repatriate dispute resolution to the domestic legal system from international tribunals.
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Krishnan urged more countries to make agreements with India to quickly repatriate those rescued from sex trafficking.
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The Chinese authorities have been trying to repatriate Guo, who applied for U.S. political asylum in September.
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PepsiCo, like other multi-national companies, has been reluctant to repatriate foreign earnings given the tax consequences.
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As a result, analysts had expected Apple to repatriate most of its $252 billion in cash abroad.
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Several countries, including Australia, the US, and the UK, are working to repatriate their citizens from Wuhan.
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Bilateral efforts by Bangladesh and Myanmar to repatriate Rohingya have resulted in a token number of returns.
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The company said it had no plans to repatriate French employees from China over new coronavirus spread.
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Many European countries, for example, have hesitated to repatriate nationals, fearing a public backlash if they do.
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Burundi and Tanzania agreed in August to repatriate nearly 200,000 refugees who had sought refuge in Tanzania.
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Pfizer said it plans to repatriate about $20 billion, based on third-quarter cash and investment levels.
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But it can also go into reverse as companies pull investments out of foreign projects or repatriate earnings.
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Buying the yen was also recommended as Japanese investors tend to repatriate funds amid bouts of risk aversion.
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Since the 2014 border crisis, Mexico has ramped up its efforts to repatriate Central Americans crossing its borders.
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You see, Sam is a repatriate, and when killed, he can return his soul back to his body.
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Mr Trump wants to offer a one-time tax rate of 10% to firms that repatriate their cash.
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The foreign currency shortage has made it hard for firms to import and foreign investors to repatriate profit.
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But the restrictions have hampered manufacturing and trade and made it harder for foreign investors to repatriate revenues.
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Head of research at Naeem Brokerage, Allen Sandeep, said he did not expect companies to repatriate much now.
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And a one-time tax holiday allowing companies to repatriate overseas cash could bring back billions of dollars.
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The yen tends to gain in times of crisis due to expectations that Japanese investors will repatriate assets.
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This will be legally difficult, and it is impossible to repatriate people to some countries, such as Syria.
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He said the proposal to allow corporations to repatriate overseas cash would be a positive for the dollar.
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They decline to repatriate foreign profits back to America (these are taxed only when they cross the border).
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The measures could be immensely dollar-supportive, especially if they induce U.S. firms to repatriate cash held overseas.
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In June, France passed legislation stating that it would repatriate French jihadists on a case-by-case basis.
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Standing next to her Tunisian counterpart, President Beji Caid Essebsi, Merkel announced new plans to repatriate Tunisian citizens.
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However, European nations have been reluctant to repatriate their nationals, and many remain in Syrian Democratic Forces prisons.
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And they can move in both directions, which means that they can bring in ammunition and repatriate cash.
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The public prosecutor said he was the one who ordered the operation to repatriate - but not kill - Khashoggi.
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The controls limit the amount of dollars that Argentines can buy and force exporters to repatriate their earnings.
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Some countries like Russia have signaled that they will repatriate their fighters, but many other nations are refusing.
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And in Bangladesh, the United Nations has warned against a plan to repatriate some Rohingya refugees to Myanmar.
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The prisoners hail from dozens of countries, including many from Europe, that have been reluctant to repatriate them.
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In Germany, 16 states agreed in a joint resolution to repatriate items taken during the country's colonial era.
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Vietnamese and British authorities continued to coordinate to repatriate the remaining bodies, it added without giving further details.
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A GoFundMe page to help pay to repatriate the victims' bodies had raised more than $25,000 by Sunday.
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Under the status quo, firms have every incentive to keep profits abroad and little incentive to repatriate earnings.
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Apple kicked off the trend last month by announcing a massive $38 billion payment to repatriate its assets.
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Lawyers representing the women argue that Australia has a constitutional duty to repatriate citizens and apply due process.
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Israel has long sought to repatriate Cohen for burial from Syria, with which it remains technically at war.
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The latest announcement came Wednesday with the news that Apple plans to repatriate billions of dollars stashed overseas.
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That number should grow once Apple delivers on its pledge to repatriate billions from outside the United States.
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Following a 2004 tax holiday, Apple was able to repatriate $755 million in profits it had stashed overseas.
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Yet most territorial systems levy a 5 percent tax on their own companies when they repatriate their profits.
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Nigeria has also offered to repatriate its citizens, while Zambia and Madagascar canceled soccer matches with Bafana Bafana.
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Vietnamese and British authorities continued to coordinate to repatriate the remaining bodies, it added without giving further details.
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It's also good that, again, there's-, there's this encouragement to repatriate, ideally to invest in the United States.
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A Tunisian official denied that his government had agreed to repatriate any Islamic State fighters or their families.
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Furthermore, a 2008 federal law and related bilateral agreement allowed the U.S. to repatriate Mexican unaccompanied minors rapidly.
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Typically, though, that only happens when those companies return, or repatriate, their foreign profits to the United States.
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Kim also agreed then to repatriate remains of U.S. troops who died during the Korean War six decades ago.
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Turkish officials have suggested refusal to repatriate Gulen for trial would seriously strain ties between the two NATO allies.
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And tax proposals were designed to persuade American companies to repatriate overseas profits, giving the dollar a further lift.
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Huge trade flows between the two countries make it relatively easy to import the drug and repatriate the profits.
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Although the government has begun to repatriate some students from other parts of China, those in Hubei remain isolated.
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The idea is that this will encourage corporations to repatriate cash that can then be used for domestic investment.
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A tax bill passed by Congress in December 2017 was designed to encourage firms to repatriate cash held abroad.
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Our firm will pay only a small levy to repatriate cash held offshore and will benefit from accelerated depreciation.
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A higher dollar is usually negative for emerging markets, with U.S. investors likely to repatriate their cash back home.
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He has proposed allowing businesses to repatriate money earned overseas without paying taxes in exchange for buying infrastructure bonds.
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His trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has talked about his desire to repatriate the supply chains that international businesses have.
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But on Thursday, efforts to repatriate several thousand failed after refugees protested, saying they did not want to return.
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This has made it difficult for international airlines, who typically charge customers in local currencies, to repatriate their profits.
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The ability to repatriate cash, however, could depress capital markets activity by reducing investment-grade loan and bond issuance.
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The dollar shortage has also dissuaded international firms from investing out of fear they will struggle to repatriate profits.
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A tax holiday in 2005 lowered the corporate rate to 5.25 percent, enticing corporations to repatriate some $300 billion.
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But the rouble could firm further if the fear of sanctions persuades Russian businesses to repatriate cash held abroad.
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Hassett showed Republican senators a chart Wednesday indicating U.S. companies will repatriate $6900 trillion in foreign earnings this year.
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Previously, investors had to wait 120 days to repatriate funds they had moved into Latin America's No. 3 economy.
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The decree specified that those sanctioned would not be able to repatriate any financial holdings in Russia to Ukraine.
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On Monday, Morocco's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it would allow "exceptional flights" into the country to repatriate tourists.
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Putin has said he would enact a wider effort to repatriate Russians who are living abroad during the pandemic.
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Now, he is openly asking the South to repatriate him, only the second defector to make such an appeal.
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His lawyers have managed to frustrate efforts to repatriate most of the funds frozen in his British bank accounts.
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"In France, in 210, we refuse to repatriate the living but we try the dead," he told the court.
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"For example, Doctors Without Borders had to repatriate about 17 people for misconduct which was not explained," he added.
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Tech stocks got a boost from Apple, which erased losses after announcing plans to repatriate billions in overseas cash.
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Mr. Trump has said he wants to repatriate such corporate profits with a one-time rate of 249 percent.
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Like nearly all the Filipinas she knew, she always had an open balikbayan , or "repatriate box," in her apartment.
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Reynardson sold most of his Nigeria holdings last November but was able to repatriate the proceeds only last week.
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Even if the prisoners' identities can be confirmed, Moroccan authorities have limited ability to determine which ones to repatriate.
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The U.S. government said in March that Iraq had agreed to repatriate Iraqi nationals ordered deported from the United States.
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Hypothetically were they to repatriate all of it, the savings over the current tax rate would be about $122 billion.
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Trump has pursued a renegotiation of NAFTA to repatriate jobs from Mexico and limit Mexican exports to the United States.
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Firms will be allowed to repatriate foreign profits without paying a border levy: they have $1trn of cash stashed overseas.
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Israel's efforts to repatriate them have been hampered by the fact it has no ties with Sudan, a Muslim country.
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The result is that American firms refuse to repatriate all their earnings, and collectively stash some $1trn of cash abroad.
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Apple could also be trying to coax Trump into following through on his promise to help corporations repatriate overseas earnings.
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The government last month started the programme, which offers lower tax rates for Indonesians who declare and repatriate untaxed assets.
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Furthermore, one Trump policy—encouraging, or forcing, foreign multinationals to repatriate their overseas earnings—might eventually lead to dollar strength.
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Companies were also mandated to repatriate 60 percent of export revenues to Congo, up from 40 percent in earlier drafts.
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China can keep tabs on mainland investors and it requires them to repatriate the proceeds of share sales, in yuan.
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The need has arisen to repatriate the capital from sovereign wealth funds with spillover effects occurring for global equity markets.
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I also hope Trump entices large American corporations to repatriate their overseas cash hoards and invest in the American economy.
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The United Nations and Western states warned Kenya not to forcibly repatriate those who live at the U.N.-run camp.
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However, the bullion remained in the custody of the Bank of England, despite the Central Bank's request to repatriate it.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said he would repatriate the cash if there was a lowering of the tax rate.
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"If we repatriate that daigou business in the official channels, it will boost the Chinese domestic luxury market," d'Arpizio said.
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The Essex Police said on Friday that the Vietnamese and British governments were working together to repatriate the victims' bodies.
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And under the law, the State Department can deny visas to nationals of countries that refuse to repatriate their citizens.
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Thus, have Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Coca-Cola and other heavyweights been incentivized to repatriate billions of dollars in overseas profits.
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American officials have been reluctant to repatriate them because Yemen is chaotic and has an active affiliate of Al Qaeda.
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In other words, it's cheaper to issue short-term, medium-term and long-term bonds than to repatriate overseas profit.
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During tax holidays such as the one that President Trump proposes, corporations are able to repatriate profits at enormous savings.
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The American Jobs Creation Act provided a one-time tax break for companies that wanted to repatriate their offshore profits.
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On Tuesday, Israel's foreign minister, Yisrael Katz, announced plans to repatriate its citizens traveling in the country beginning on Thursday.
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The Pakistani Army says it is now spending millions to repatriate displaced people, rebuild infrastructure and earn residents' good will.
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" He said the coalition is working with some countries to make sure that "we could try to repatriate these people.
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Air Canada, West Jet, Sunwing, and Air Transat are working with Trudeau's government to repatriate Canadians who are stranded abroad.
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He predicts they will repatriate $300 billion to $400 billion in 2018, with Apple representing $200 billion of that amount.
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Soon, Lladrovci approached Erion's uncle with a demand: in exchange for $11,000 and immunity from prosecution, he would repatriate Erion.
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The U.S. tech giant announced earlier this month it will repatriate virtually all of its $250 billion in overseas cash.
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Pressure on European countries to repatriate citizens has increased since Turkey invaded Kurdish-controlled territory in northern Syria last month.
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Many analysts expect Apple to again repatriate funds for stock buybacks, which would raise the value of its executives' shares.
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Newsom said on Sunday the government was arranging to repatriate foreign cruise passengers by charter flights to their home countries.
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A series of federal laws has also compelled museums to repatriate human remains and sacred objects to Native American tribes.
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Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor has said Asiri was the one who ordered the operation to repatriate - but not kill - Khashoggi.
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor country and there is an assumption that investors there will repatriate funds in a crisis.
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You can repatriate those assets from overseas [and] that's $40 in cash per share overseas," Cramer said on CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange.
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Uganda plans to repatriate the two patients with Ebola to Congo, saying they can get better treatment in specialized facilities there.
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Shalaan said the order to repatriate Khashoggi came from former deputy intelligence chief Ahmed al-Asiri, who was sacked last month.
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Much could depend on HSBC's ability to repatriate about US$10bn of capital estimated to be stuck in its US subsidiary.
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U.S. companies with large cash hordes held overseas, like Apple and Microsoft, also received new financial incentives to repatriate that money.
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Iraq's Integrity Commimssion on Monday evening issued a statement asking the foreign ministry in Baghdad to ask Iran to repatriate Nasrawi.
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Although most of the remaining detainees are Yemeni nationals, the Obama administration refuses to repatriate them due to their country's instability.
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It can also provide UK-based fund managers with an incentive to take profits on foreign holdings and repatriate the cash.
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Now, some voices are arguing that if corporations could just repatriate more of their earnings, it would boost the U.S. economy.
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H: What happens when you decide, after you've done this research, that you are going to try and repatriate this object?
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption investors there will repatriate funds should a crisis eventuate.
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Iraq's Integrity Commission on Monday evening issued a statement asking the foreign ministry in Baghdad to ask Iran to repatriate Nasrawi.
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That effect is proving stronger than the expectation that American firms will repatriate more profits thanks to the recent tax cut.
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Veale said "several countries" had expressed willingness to repatriate their citizens but he did not specify how many or identify them.
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International law does not call into question a country's right, in principle, to repatriate people who do not need international protection.
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The SDF wants foreign governments to help repatriate Islamic State activists, saying the burden and risk of holding them is growing.
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In response, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook has apparently decided to repatriate some of the company's profits over the next few years.
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The government said it would only make an exception for flights to repatriate Dutch people from Spain and for medical staff.
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Our decision to repatriate is very much based on the desire to inter the hair within the tomb alongside the Emperor.
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The tech giant said it will pay $38 billion in taxes to repatriate its overseas cash because of the new law.
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The Pakistani military pledged to repatriate them, and American officials were exploring how to get the family out of South Asia.
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He also reiterated frequent calls from Rome for an EU policy to repatriate migrants who do not qualify for refugee status.
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He also reiterated frequent calls from Rome for an EU policy to repatriate migrants who do not qualify for refugee status.
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An immigration judge agreed to repatriate the boy in early July, she said, but he continues to languish in the shelter.
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A Belgian mission to rescue and repatriate orphan children arrived in the camp in June and made Ibrahim their top priority.
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For instance, companies should be allowed to repatriate revenue tax free for the purpose of developing and administrating job training programs.
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Australia plans to repatriate about 200 of its citizens who aboard the ship on Wednesday, and other countries have similar plans.
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In August 2018, MTN's shares fell by more than 20% after the central bank demanded the company repatriate $8.1 billion reut.
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Kabul's government was granted billions of euros in aid money on the condition that it help repatriate Afghans deported from Europe.
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The two were denied access to lawyers, a court hearing or a chance to appeal the government's decision to repatriate them.
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Second, repatriate $2.5 trillion of money held by American companies back to the United States at a 10 percent tax rate.
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On Sunday, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged all countries in the world to resist China's demands to repatriate Uighurs.
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The Australian embassy in Manila is to help repatriate Mahoney's remains, while the other two are in stable condition in hospital.
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If you favor a more business-friendly approach, you could give companies tax incentives to repatriate money they are stashing abroad.
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Canadian, Italian, South Korean and Hong Kong passengers were expected to follow, after their governments also announced plans to repatriate passengers.
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Companies that do well with lower taxes, deregulation, faster growth and the ability to repatriate earnings overseas were next on Cramer's list.
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Rodney Kelly is campaigning the museum to repatriate the Gweagal shield, which belonged to his great-great-great-great-great-great grandfather.
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"We have been told that we cannot repatriate our money and our investments stay in Malaysia if we don't sign," he said.
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U.S. lawmakers appear close to passing a tax bill that will make it cheaper for companies to repatriate money currently held overseas.
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Many countries are reluctant to repatriate because of the difficulty of prosecuting suspected ISIS members based on evidence collected on the battlefield.
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Having been born and raised in Brooklyn, in 2014, I answered a soul call to repatriate to my ancestral homeland of Borikén.
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Yet it created a legal hurdle, and it made it even more complex, UK officials said, to repatriate them to face charges.
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The yen tends to benefit during periods of geopolitical stress on the assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds in a crisis.
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"Regulators did not encourage issuers to repatriate panda proceeds from China, which could be a concern for some foreign issuers," he said.
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If the allegations are substantiated against particular units, then the United Nations can decide whether to repatriate them -- but not prosecute them.
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But most of the foreign reserves needed to calm the market are abroad, and America is making it hard to repatriate them.
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The French foreign ministry declined to comment on the memo or say whether embassy staff had been asked to repatriate their families.
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Tax systems are being bent to patriotic ends—in America to prod firms to repatriate capital, in Europe to target Silicon Valley.
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The agreement has made it easier to rescue and repatriate victims of trafficking, some of whom were previously treated as illegal immigrants.
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Back in 27, Congress approved a plan to "repatriate" such overseas funds that companies could bring back home at a reduced rate.
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Companies are now expected to repatriate the cash to fund dividend payments, share repurchases or finance other activities including mergers and acquisitions.
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It would also get companies to repatriate their overseas earnings to the United States and include benefits for child care, he said.
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Flights to evacuate or repatriate foreign migrants from Tripoli, which are mainly operated by U.N. agencies, were suspended because of Mitiga's closure.
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But Cook has been a fan of Trump's tax law which is helping the company to repatriate some of its overseas cash.
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Its new president, Mauricio Macri, has tried to bring capital back by declaring an amnesty for people who repatriate undeclared foreign savings.
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BUENOS AIRES — President Mauricio Macri of Argentina said Monday that he would repatriate $1.3 million in savings from accounts in the Bahamas.
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It was also unclear how Turkey would be able to legally repatriate those whose citizenship has been nullified by their home countries.
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The American Promise Act also would require clearer explanations of TPS terminations and evaluate a country's ability to repatriate its own people.
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And there were signs that Germany, which for years had considered it impossible to repatriate Afghans, might soon start sending some back.
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Some Korea watchers argue there could be unintended humanitarian consequences to the US push to repatriate workers and close North Korean businesses.
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Nigeria's central bank has asked MTN to repatriate $8.1 billion in monies sent abroad, claiming the funds were sent without proper certification.
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The British Department for Transport and Civil Aviation Authority prepared plans, under the code name "Operation Matterhorn," to repatriate stranded British passengers.
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Museveni also said telecommunication firms in Africa, which are often foreign owned, repatriate profits back home to the detriment of local economies.
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Mechanisms such as lower corporate income taxes, favorable tax-base definitions and tax holidays encourage multinational corporations to repatriate assets held overseas.
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Without naming him, the public prosecutor said the lead negotiator was the person who decided to kill Khashoggi rather than repatriate him.
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Turkey has been working to repatriate minors whose parents took them to the caliphate, as well as those found innocent of wrongdoing.
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Authorities then had to grapple with how to repatriate church members from Fiji, where they said many had been stranded without documents.
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The Myanmar government, however, has said that it will only repatriate those with the correct documentation to prove they are from Rakhine.
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And he did win a promise by Mr. Kim to help repatriate the remains of American soldiers killed during the Korean War.
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Erdoğan reiterated his plan to repatriate 2 million Syrian refugees in the "safe zone" he's attempting to establish across the Syrian border.
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In the same law, Congress can reduce taxes on companies who repatriate trillions of dollars that they have sitting in offshore accounts.
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The US's refusal to repatriate Muthana comes just days after Trump criticized European allies for not taking back their own captured citizens.
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As the legislation went into effect in 2005, the U.A.E. signed a $7 million agreement with Unicef to help repatriate the children.
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He also announced that C-141 Starlifter aircraft had begun to repatriate American troops, personnel and their dependents, along with Vietnamese orphans.
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France is also working with China to repatriate French citizens in Wuhan, with a first flight scheduled for later in the week.
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The proposal would lower corporate tax rates and give companies a one-time break to encourage them to repatriate funds from overseas.
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That's why it is so important to preserve precious personal belongings that have survived the crash and repatriate them to loved ones.
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Specifically, investors were fired up about the plan to cut regulation, give businesses massive tax cuts and let them repatriate foreign profits.
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William F. Burke Jr. of the Fire Department, was killed in the 2001 attack, led a campaign to repatriate the Koenig sculpture.
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The amendment also makes changes to the tax rates at which businesses would repatriate the foreign earnings they currently are holding overseas.
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Even the three-time premier Berlusconi vowed in the heat of the campaign to repatriate 600,000 migrants if the center-right wins.
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The government can seize the ship, but the cost to feed, house and repatriate the crew is often more than its resale value.
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and its currency benefits when Japanese investors repatriate funds in times of financial or geopolitical stress.
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Around the same time, tribal members still in Oregon first learned of the Summers collection and mounted a campaign to repatriate the objects.
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Check out more videos from VICE: The bill also allows corporations to repatriate foreign profits and do so at an incredibly low cost.
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The law gave companies a tax incentive to repatriate overseas cash, some of which had been sitting in foreign bank accounts for years.
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But a 23 percent dive in the ringgit MYR= in 2015 saw the government urge funds to repatriate capital and limit foreign exposure.
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Consider four potential dangers: a stronger dollar; trade wars; immigration curbs; and a tax holiday that prompts American firms to repatriate foreign profits.
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Moreover, for days, Saudi authorities refused to respond to requests from grieving families and the Iranian government to access and repatriate the bodies.
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Trump's tax plan would require multinationals to bring in, or repatriate, those profits at a sharply reduced tax rate payable over several years.
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The lawyers acting on behalf of the women argue that yes, Australia has a constitutional duty to repatriate citizens and apply due process.
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"The administration's goal is to create an orderly and responsible process to repatriate Salvadorans and help them return home," the news release said.
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London handles the bulk of clearing of trades in euros, but the European Central Bank has long wanted to repatriate this to Frankfurt.
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There they lingered, with the Kurds (unlike the Iraqis) reluctant to execute them, but with most European states unwilling to repatriate their nationals.
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And while the Getty has agreed to repatriate objects to Italy before, the "Victorious Youth" controversy has proven to be a unique case.
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But they are quieter about their equally successful campaign to repatriate Uighurs, a mostly Muslim ethnic group from Xinjiang, in China's far west.
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In a separate deal, Telia has agreed to buy Turkcell's share in Fintur, which enables Telia to repatriate cash from Fintur, Telia said.
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation, and its currency benefits when Japanese investors repatriate funds in times of financial or geopolitical stress.
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And just last month, the Justice Department announced plans to repatriate some of the 2200,2000 people who crossed the border illegally last year.
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Paradoxically, such surges often lead to the dollar doing well, as US investors repatriate money from more risky places such as emerging markets.
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Corporations, however, don't have to pay taxes on their income abroad until they repatriate it back home Read more on the debate here.
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Sarkis Khoury, the head of Lebanon's Directorate General of Antiquities, told the Times: "We will do all we can to repatriate this item."
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The South's policy is to repatriate North Koreans whose vessels drift into southern waters if the sailors express a wish to return home.
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The country's airline regulator, the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority, said it has "wet leased" 34 aircraft from international carriers to repatriate Monarch's customers.
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An adviser to Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said it was wrong to repatriate anyone facing charges in Egypt and the matter needed checking.
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The company plans to repatriate a majority of the $252 billion in cash that it held abroad, capitalizing on the new tax law.
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Chile's taking on the Rapa Nui cause comes as European museums are facing growing pressure to repatriate objects to their countries of origin.
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A plausible compromise would let businesses repatriate all past profits accumulated overseas at a somewhat discounted rate, say 15 percent to 16 percent.
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They are among the hundreds of Americans now stranded in Peru as other countries, including Britain and Israel, worked to repatriate their citizens.
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Among Japanese companies that operate in Wuhan, Honda Motor is planning to repatriate about 30 of its expatriate staff, a company spokeswoman said.
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In addition to creating a buffer zone in northern Syria, Erdogan plans to forcibly repatriate more than a million Syrian Arab refugees there.
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It seems that the necessary ideas to free up seed capital, repatriate offshore assets and reform a broken tax system might be delayed.
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If a child loses the right to stay here legally, immigration agents should find her and safely repatriate her to her home country.
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He said Hasina reiterated her call for the international community to continue to pressure the Myanmar government to repatriate its people from Bangladesh.
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Russia also refused to repatriate tens of thousands of North Korean laborers, and in October provided an internet connection to the reclusive state.
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In the Netherlands, the government cabinet and security services were resisting efforts to repatriate anyone with suspected Islamic State links or their children.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has in recent months accelerated a "voluntary returns" program to repatriate migrants from a number of countries.
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ING strategist Dmitry Polevoi said the rouble would also be hurt by the dividend season as foreign investors convert payments into dollars to repatriate.
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The moves of the market are fueled by three items on Trump's agenda: lower corporate taxes, deregulation and the ability to repatriate overseas capital.
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And big American banks might simply repatriate jobs to New York once London no longer offers the advantage of being in the single market.
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If corporate-tax cuts spur multinational companies to repatriate the pile of earnings they have hitherto kept offshore, it will further buoy the greenback.
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The fifth set of buyers were those who like the idea that something can be done with corporate taxes to repatriate the money overseas.
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Last year, the Obama administration proposed a one-time "tax holiday" that would let American companies repatriate offshore profits at a reduced tax rate.
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Thailand has frequently acquiesced when Cambodia has asked it to repatriate citizens with criminal convictions or those it considers a threat to national security.
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Stanbic IBTC Bank is one of four banks that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) accused of helping MTN to illegally repatriate $8.1 billion.
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Foreign investors are unable to repatriate profit and some are shutting shop, hit by capital and import controls imposed over the last 18 months.
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This meant MTN did not have certificates showing it had brought the money in so it could repatriate funds earned at its Nigerian business.
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Italy's decision to repatriate an Italian citizen who had fought for ISIS late last month was praised by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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In November last year, the party proposed to repatriate half a million Syrian refugees back to their country, saying the war was "nearly over."
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Many countries are reluctant to repatriate their fighters because of the difficulty of prosecuting suspected ISIS members based on evidence collected on the battlefield.
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Instead, Congress should require corporations to repatriate their foreign-sourced profits and pay the deferred taxes due which are already on the corporate books.
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Nor do they encourage Nigerian exporters to repatriate foreign exchange, since they still expect a further fall in the value of the local currency.
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A court in The Hague said on Monday the government must actively help repatriate 56 children living in poor conditions in camps in Syria.
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On Sunday, Myanmar's Ministry of Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement announced that it would repatriate 150 refugees per day for two weeks beginning Thursday.
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Last month, a 47-year-old Vietnamese man appeared in a German court accused of helping Vietnam's secret services to kidnap and repatriate Thanh.
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US officials have encouraged countries to repatriate their citizens in detention in Syria in order to ease the burden on the SDF's detention facilities.
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The yen, which tends to gain on expectations that Japanese investors will repatriate assets in a crisis, fell 20.6 percent to 21 per dollar.
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The Saudi public prosecutor has said the order to repatriate Khashoggi came from Asiri and that a travel ban has been imposed on Qahtani.
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Yet the authorities refused to let them repatriate because they said Friedrich, who was an American citizen by then, had dodged his military service.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Movements and campaigns to repatriate the artifacts of countries pillaged by European colonial powers have become increasingly common.
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Suu Kyi said Myanmar was prepared to repatriate any refugees who wished to return, just as long as they could produce the proper verification.
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Other countries, including Mexico and Israel, have made arrangements to repatriate their citizens abroad, leaving Americans even more puzzled about their own government's response.
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The American embassy in Riyadh said Saturday it was working with Saudi authorities to arrange a commercial flight to repatriate Americans in the kingdom.
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Their fate has befuddled foreign governments, who see them as a security threat and are loath to accede to SDF entreaties to repatriate them.
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In reality, when corporations repatriate offshore earnings during a tax holiday, the largest beneficiary of the giveaway is not working Americans but corporate shareholders.
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Spain's government is working with China and the European Union to repatriate Spanish nationals from the Wuhan area, Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya said.
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He also told reporters Wednesday that the US was obliged to repatriate the infected American citizens who were aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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Several countries, including the US and the UK, are also working to repatriate their citizens, though several major airlines have halted flights to China.
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Guatemala's government later issued a statement saying some people were using children to try to secure entry and offered to repatriate migrants who failed.
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As a repatriate, Sam's blood is deadly to his ghostly enemies, and the scientists at Bridges use this to create all kinds of weapons.
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The French authorities said on Monday that they had helped repatriate more than 400 people from Wuhan since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Still, the Trump administration may soon repatriate a Saudi, Ahmed Muhammed Haza al-Darbi, under a February 2014 plea deal with military commissions prosecutors.
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Planning Minister Mustafa Kamal said it would take time to repatriate the refugees, and in the meantime Bangladesh needed a place to house them.
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Tax policy in the U.S. has made it expensive for corporations to repatriate overseas gains, either to invest or to pay out to shareholders.
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The Guo saga highlights how China's efforts to repatriate elite Chinese seeking refuge on American soil have become increasingly contentious in the bilateral relationship.
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A lower court earlier this month had said the government must actively help repatriate 56 children living in poor conditions in camps in Syria.
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The announcement is likely to be welcome news to President Donald Trump, who has been pushing tech companies to repatriate much of their manufacturing.
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S. companies to repatriate overseas cash through changes to the tax code could see a further fillip to the spending capabilities of domestic strategic buyers.
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In January, Myanmar and Bangladesh signed a deal to repatriate the refugees within two years, but disagreements have held up the implementation of the plan.
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Russian diplomats have offered to help repatriate migrants in exchange for construction materials and money, and the proposal is getting some attention in European capitals.
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Already, foreign investors are struggling to repatriate earnings because the central bank's reserves have more than halved since 2011 to about $16.5 billion in March.
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That would whittle down the huge and democratically unaccountable Brussels bureaucracy, and it would repatriate a large amount of authority transferred to the EU Commission.
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption Japanese investors may repatriate their foreign holdings in times of heightened global uncertainty.
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And a proposed change in the tax rules on foreign profits may cause companies to repatriate cash, giving a short-term boost to the dollar.
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A deal between Mr Trump and Congress to cut corporate taxes, goes the logic, would spur flush American companies to repatriate retained profits held offshore.
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And members of Dublin's city council are hatching a plot to dig up and repatriate James Joyce's remains from Zurich, where the Irish author died.
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In 2004, the U.S. passed the American Jobs Creation Act, which allowed U.S. multinationals to repatriate qualifying cash dividends at an 85 percent tax discount.
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The agency is helping to organise charter flights to repatriate sub-Saharan migrants who agree to take a package or receive a re-integration grant.
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As U.S. companies with foreign earnings repatriate cash, after the tax law changes last year, there may be less need to issue new corporate debt.
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Pfizer would be one of the biggest beneficiaries, with more than $80 billion in funds overseas that Chief Executive Ian Read would like to repatriate.
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Macedonia became the latest country to repatriate detainees captured on the battlefield by U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, taking seven Islamic State fighters on Monday.
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So he said that if you don't marry the Chinese man, we will contact the police and repatriate you and your brother to North Korea.
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The incoming president wants to slash the headline level to a more competitive level and make it less costly for companies to repatriate their cash.
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Bangladesh had begun preparations to repatriate an initial batch of 2,200 Rohingya to Myanmar on Thursday, but there have been extensive doubts about the plan.
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For the United States and its allies, one issue is how to prosecute and deal with Westerners who joined ISIS and now want to repatriate.
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Unless the company chooses to repatriate cash, Fitch believes that Amgen will continue to issue debt to fund domestic capital deployment, including payments to shareholders.
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In April, exporters were asked to repatriate earnings held abroad within 90 days of the export date, to improve foreign exchange inflows into the country.
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Under the agreement, the two countries would work together to solve the huge refugee crisis and repatriate Rohingya who wanted to return to Rakhine State.
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When geopolitics roil financial markets, the yen tends to rise on the view that investors from Japan, the world's biggest creditor nation, will repatriate funds.
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The remains of thousands of US soldiers are still in North Korea, despite decades of effort by families and the US military to repatriate them.
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The bill significantly lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies, allows them to repatriate cash from overseas, and modifies numerous deductions, among other changes.
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Turkey announced last week it would start to repatriate captured Islamic State fighters to their countries of origin even if their citizenship had been revoked.
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More than 90 percent of earnings should repatriate given cost of capital and associated country or currency risk of predominately technology, pharmaceutical and industrial companies.
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The yen tends to benefit during times of crisis due to Japan's net creditor nation status, and the expectation that Japanese investors would repatriate assets.
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Japan is the world's largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis, thus benefiting the yen.
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However Cambodia refused to repatriate them, so they were released from immigration custody and many held down jobs until they were re-arrested last year.
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"The sanctions may limit the ability of the group to repatriate cash from MTN Irancell, including future dividends," the company said in an earnings report.
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CFRA predicts the company will repatriate as much as $200 billion back into the U.S. and use most of the proceeds to buy back stock.
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One feature of the new tax law is that it requires companies to repatriate earnings held overseas under the old tax code within eight years.
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Indeed, members of the family issued a plea to the public on Tuesday, seeking money to help repatriate the bodies of Mr. Martínez and Valeria.
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After Brazil's president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, criticized the program as modern-day slavery, the Cuban government last week began to repatriate hundreds of its doctors.
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Brandee Dudzic, executive director of the group Repatriate our Patriots, told ABC News that Segovia-Benitez wasn't diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder until 2011.
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In Germany, the Kabul blast was sure to fuel a debate over the government's efforts to repatriate Afghans whose applications for asylum had been rejected.
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The report and other analysts have noted that many of those places are hesitant to repatriate their citizens, fearing political backlash or hurdles in prosecution.
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She said that of the some 800 French citizens who live in the Wuhan area, France expects to repatriate up to a few hundred people.
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It is unclear what will happen to the collection then, but the seminary said the artifacts would be safeguarded as it worked to repatriate them.
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These firms, among others, have spent record sums of money this year lobbying U.S. lawmakers to make it cheaper for them to repatriate their cash.
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European officials have been meeting with African governments in an effort to stem the flow, including promises of aid and vows to repatriate the arrivals.
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His family has decided to repatriate Rodriguez's remains to his hometown of Guayaquil, the consul general of Ecuador in New Jersey said in a statement.
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The announcement that Britain would take back at least some children from Syria was welcomed by advocates, although they urged the government to repatriate more.
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Turkey is holding hundreds of Islamic State suspects and last month launched a program to repatriate detainees that has caused friction with its NATO allies.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari sent a delegation to South Africa to assess the situation and later announced plans to repatriate 640 citizens from the country.
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Meanwhile, Meadows voiced support for allowing U.S. corporations to repatriate an estimated $2.6 trillion in cash held overseas at a reduced 8 percent tax rate.
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Commercial flights have been curtailed, and many nations have sent charter flights to repatriate citizens from Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak.
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The Turks hope to achieve two objectives by creating a buffer zone: drive the Kurds away from their border and repatriate a large number of Syrians.
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They cite Nicolas Sarkozy, who is running to be France's next president and has talked of a new treaty to repatriate powers and limit free movement.
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"The United States will continue to repatriate and, when appropriate, prosecute its citizens, as we have done in the past," a State Department official told CNN.
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Google notes that Nansen became known as one of the world's greatest humanitarians after he shifted his efforts to repatriate refugees and establish the Nansen Passport.
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Such divestments are generally frowned upon by Chinese regulators, while Beijing's clampdown on capital outflows is making it tougher to repatriate sale proceeds, according to bankers.
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It is no surprise that there are growing movements to protest the racism and Eurocentrism ingrained in many museums, and to repatriate objects stolen under colonialism.
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They peaked at over 313,000 in 2007 before Japan offered them incentives to repatriate after the global financial crisis, and fell to under 174,000 in 2015.
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"(Chancellery Minister Thomas) Drozda, (Finance Minister Hans Joerg) Schelling and (Transport Minister Joerg) Leichtfried agreed to repatriate stranded passengers as quickly as possible," the spokesman said.
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His children, who were born in Belize and have TPS protection, have virtually no connection with the country they may soon be forced to repatriate to.
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Japan is the world's largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis, thus pushing up the yen.
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Part of President Donald Trump's tax plan calls for a "holiday" that would lower the U.S. rate to incentivize companies to repatriate — bring home — that money.
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One of Mr Modi's 100 files, from 1976, finds the Indian embassy in Tokyo under pressure to repatriate Bose's ashes from the Renkoji temple in Tokyo.
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors would repatriate their foreign holdings in times of heightened global uncertainty.
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Japan is the worlds largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis, thus pushing up the yen.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Brussels court has ordered Belgium to repatriate from Syria within 75 days a woman whose husband fought for Islamic State and her children.
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" Bangladesh "urgently calls on the government of Myanmar to repatriate the Rohigya within Bangladesh's borders, and on the international community to pressure Myanmar to do so.
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In May, Apple announced a fresh round of $100 billion in stock buybacks, more than 40% of the cash it said it would repatriate from overseas.
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This means a plan to repatriate cash from overseas corporations and to go along and support Trump's plan to revise and simplify the current tax system.
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The law requires companies to repatriate, or bring back, foreign earnings, beginning in 2018, with the option of paying taxes on those earnings over eight years.
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" Bangladesh "urgently calls on the government of Myanmar to repatriate the Rohigya within Bangladesh's borders, and on the international community to pressure Myanmar to do so.
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Bank Negara Malaysia also said 1MDB had to repatriate funds remitted abroad after the central bank revoked three permissions it had granted for the fund transfers.
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However, the rating agency maintained its negative outlook on the stock because MTN had been unable to repatriate dividends from Nigeria over the last six months.
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Corporate integration would give companies an option to repatriate overseas profits at a lower tax rate if they chose to pay out those earnings as dividends.
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US officials have sought to encourage countries to repatriate their citizens in detention in Syria in order to ease the burden on the SDF's detention facilities.
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In order to protect American lives, he seems determined to force recalcitrant countries to honor their legal and moral obligations to repatriate their less desirable citizens.
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The Pakistani military pledged to repatriate them, and American intelligence agencies were tracking the hostages as they crossed into the rugged tribal areas of northwest Pakistan.
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Their home countries — nearly 50, including the U.S. and European nations — are reluctant to repatriate the Islamic State fighters, fearing that they could spread radical ideology.
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On November 14, facing mounting threats from the newly elected president, Cuba announced it would repatriate over 5333,300 doctors — nearly half the program's professionals — from Brazil.
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On November 2003, facing mounting threats from the newly elected president, Cuba announced it would repatriate over 8,300 doctors — nearly half the program's professionals — from Brazil.
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Some governments have appeared more willing to repatriate children than their parents, though few seem ready to send people to Syria and Iraq to collect them.
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But one of the Thaynakwith elders, Tapij Wales, asked Dr. Wright if she could use DNA to repatriate other Aboriginal remains in museums around the world.
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In a statement, Catherine McKenna, the Canadian minister of environment and climate change, said a Canadian company had been awarded a contract to repatriate the trash.
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So, a month and a half after the killing, all is clear: Attempt to repatriate a critic terribly botched, suspects identified, stern punishments meted, case closed.
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Elsewhere in Africa, Rwanda offered to house or help repatriate some of the thousands of African migrants being held in Libya — some reportedly auctioned as slaves.
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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.
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Chief among them: the need to cut the corporate tax rate, simplify the individual tax code and persuade businesses to repatriate billions of dollars parked overseas.
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The amnesty program was introduced last year as President Joko Widodo sought to cover a budget deficit and get taxpayers to repatriate previously concealed overseas assets.
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The United States has chartered a flight to repatriate consular staff members and other American citizens today from Wuhan, the Chinese city where the virus originated.
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Spain Spain's government is working with China and the European Union to repatriate Spanish nationals from the Wuhan area, Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya tweeted Tuesday.
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A new Pentagon report says the US government is encouraging other countries to accelerate efforts to repatriate foreign ISIS fighters to their home countries for prosecution.
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Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said in November that Ankara would repatriate most detainees with suspected links to Islamic State by the end of this year.
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Some security experts say it is crucial for countries to repatriate and prosecute their nationals if the jihadist movement is to be prevented from rising again.
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Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that investors there will repatriate offshore funds in a crisis, boosting demand for yen.
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A number of Nigerian-owned businesses and properties were targeted during the attacks, leading Lagos to repatriate hundreds of its citizens back to Nigeria last week.
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Only one country has agreed to repatriate its citizen-fighters, and American officials have refused to identify it, fearing the publicity would dissuade any other takers.
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Special forces deployed in search On Monday, New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters said his government had worked since 2013 to locate and repatriate Akavi.
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The Belgian state won an appeal in late February against a ruling ordering it to repatriate six children who are with their mothers in al-Hawl.
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Worries that higher yields in Japan may prompt Japanese investors to repatriate funds hit European bonds, boosting German and French yields to seven-week highs on Wednesday.
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Iraq until recently had refused to take them back, but struck a deal with the United States in March to repatriate its citizens, sparking the immigration sweeps.
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The decree said targeted individuals and firms would have their financial and property assets frozen in Russia and would not be able to repatriate them to Ukraine.
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However, if U.S. companies get the big tax breaks that Trump wants and can repatriate overseas money and have less regulation, then Cramer recommended owning the stocks.
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In its statement on Monday, FLEC warned the government of China to repatriate all its citizens in the oil-producing area as their presence "constitutes a provocation".
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One effect of the explosion has been to heighten the debate in Germany over whether it is reasonable to repatriate Afghans whose applications for asylum are unsuccessful.
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Since it also has treaties with developed markets and other low-tax countries, multinationals with Mauritian intermediaries can repatriate the proceeds of African investments at minimal cost.
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Chief Financial Officer Akhil Johri told Reuters on Wednesday that the company expects to quickly repatriate $1.603 billion in overseas cash under the new U.S. tax law.
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"But if it has to pay a 40 percent tithe to repatriate capital based on our screwed up tax system, that's not going to work," O'Leary said.
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Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake on Friday ordered exporters to repatriate export earnings held abroad with effect from April 1 to improve foreign exchange inflows to the country.
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News that Italy will repatriate almost 8003 Chinese cultural artifacts obscures the country's controversial sign on to China's Belt and Road Initiative without the European Union's consultation.
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In recent weeks, airlines operating out of Egypt have complained that they have been unable to repatriate earnings, a problem faced by foreign investors across the board.
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The UNHCR helped repatriate the first set of Sri Lankan refugees from India in 2011 by ferry, so they could carry more of their possessions with them.
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American firms earning a dollar overseas will, in the future, be able to "repatriate" those earnings, bringing them back to the United States without penalty or tax.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government said last week that Turkey would start to repatriate Islamic State members and urged Western countries to take responsibility for their citizens.
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Owens and Brauer also allegedly showed their clients how to use debit cards and fake purchases to repatriate funds to the US without revealing the secret accounts.
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It operates in Taliban-controlled areas with guarantees of safety and helps to repatriate bodies from both sides after fighting between the militants and the Afghan army.
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When Democrats and progressives ask, "How will we pay for this plan?" a potential way is through the proposed tax holiday to repatriate corporate money from overseas.
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Mr. Bali said about 400 Syrians had been released through this process, and added that Kurdish authorities were trying to repatriate other prisoners to their home countries.
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As many as several hundred Railroad Chinese may have perished on the job between 1864 and 1869, leaving bereft survivors and family members to repatriate the remains.
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So that leaves about $20163-22016 billion that Iran plans to immediately repatriate and use to stimulate the economy, according to Iranian government spokesman Mohammad-Baqer Nobakht.
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So that leaves about $6-7 billion that Iran plans to immediately repatriate and use to stimulate the economy, according to Iranian government spokesman Mohammad-Baqer Nobakht.
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"Our ultimate aim is to repatriate every single one of these pieces, at least the ones that we can determine were obtained improperly or illegally," Carpenter said.
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Trump, who has repeatedly urged European nations to repatriate and prosecute imprisoned ISIS fighters, initially said the continued detention of the ISIS detainees would be Turkey's responsibility.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey announced that he intends to use the strip, known as a "safe zone," to repatriate at least one million Syrian refugees.
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Prior to that, Guo had enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with China's intelligence service, even helping to repatriate overseas fugitives, he later said in his YouTube videos.
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Lower corporate taxes would push companies to repatriate their assets back to the United States, which they have been resisting because of high, noncompetitive U.S. tax rates.
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Speaking with reporters later on Tuesday, Dunford said the detained foreign fighters came from 40 different countries and progress to try to repatriate them had been slow.
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"That obviously has an impact on how investors look at their funds and they are starting to repatriate from emerging markets to the U.S. economy," she added.
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Britain's Civil Aviation Authority plans to repatriate at least 150,000 of the holidaymakers now stranded abroad in the biggest evacuation of Britons since the second world war.
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The Obama administration ultimately reduced the list to five, but the Trump administration has given no indication that it will try to repatriate or resettle the men.
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There should be a way to get big corporations to repatriate their foreign earnings in a "fair way" at a rate that isn't too low, he added.
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Mazloum said he either wanted to see countries repatriate their citizens or for an international court to be established in northeast Syria that could prosecute the fighters.
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Singapore has no extradition treaty with Vietnam but its immigration authority has the power to repatriate people under certain circumstances, according to the city-state's Immigration Act.
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Law enforcement officers arrived at the Museu de Lleida in western Catalonia around 93am this morning to execute an order to repatriate 44 artifacts to neighboring Aragon.
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Marie Dosé, a lawyer for one family, welcomed their return but argued that French authorities should repatriate all children, not only those who had lost their parents.
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Tanzanian activists, and at least one government official, want Germany to repatriate the skull of a chief who was killed after fighting German colonists in East Africa.
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It has yet to repatriate any profits, and in 2015 it said that the North Korean state had established a second carrier to compete with its own network.
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It was referring to a program dating from 2014 that has drawn on the resources of several Chinese agencies to track and repatriate corrupt officials and their plunder.
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President Donald Trump's plan to incentivize U.S. companies to repatriate their overseas cash could spur a new wave of dealmaking for large tech companies like Cisco, analysts say.
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Cisco Systems CEO Chuck Robbins told CNBC on Wednesday if the company could repatriate overseas capital, it would do a combination of dividends, buybacks and M&A activity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Emmanuel Macron's pledge to repatriate African artifacts held in French museums to their countries of origin has taken a significant step forward.
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The document signed by Trump and Kim included an agreement to work to repatriate the remains of prisoners of war and those missing in action from the conflict.
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A repeat of that, perhaps with some favourable tax treatment for firms that repatriate foreign profits, is the lowest common denominator on tax policy for the Republican caucus.
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Last week, Air France-KLM told Reuters it had been unable to repatriate any earnings since October and was owed more than 100 million Egyptian pounds ($12.77 million).
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So any moves to repatriate manufacturing, even greased by tax incentives, would undoubtedly take a long time to unpick and re-form such a complex supply chain system.
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It noted that in 2016, the market benefited from a tax amnesty program, which helped to repatriate funds into the country as well as expectations of infrastructure spending.
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Last August the Obama administration issued a warning to Beijing after discovering that Chinese spies in the US were trying to track Mr Ling down and repatriate him.
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When geopolitics roils financial markets, the yen tends to rise on the view that investors from Japan, the world's biggest creditor nation, will repatriate funds during a crisis.
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What follows is my exchange with Howard and Borromeo revealing some of the unfamiliar territory that institutions must navigate repatriate art and artifacts to their cultures of origin.
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In simple terms, it aims to repatriate jobs and manufacturing to the United States by favouring the taxing of spending on imports instead of taxing sales of exports.
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Two weeks later, authorities said they planned to adjust the terms of a Eurobond planned for next year, in a way that would help Russians repatriate financial assets.
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Now just under 46 percent of U.S. CFOs say they would take advantage of the tax plans reduced rate to repatriate some or all of their repatriated cash.
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The US' presence acted as a buffer between the two factions, but experts say Turkey will move into Syria, and repatriate the two million Syrian refugees in Turkey.
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Those rounded up by the authorities never intended to stay in the country, but are now forced to stay here until arrangements can be made to repatriate them.
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Vanuatu's interior minister, Andrew Soloman Napuat, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that the government would wait for a court decision before taking any steps to repatriate the group.
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The new tax law requires companies to repatriate, or bring back, foreign earnings, beginning in 2018, with the option of paying taxes on those earnings over eight years.
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The amnesty, which offers hefty tax discounts to individuals and companies who declare concealed untaxed wealth, would allow special purpose vehicles to declare or repatriate money stashed overseas.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The Netherlands must actively help repatriate the young children of women who joined Islamic State in Syria, a court in The Hague ruled on Monday.
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And early this year poet, Lemn Sissay joined a coalition to repatriate the bones of Prince Alemayehu of Ethiopia, which have been in England for over a century.
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A Trump plan with a ten percent tax holiday to repatriate money from overseas would put anywhere from $85033 to $400 billion in the federal government's tax account.
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The tax law President Donald Trump signed last month makes it cheaper for multinational companies to repatriate foreign cash, and they could use that money to fund transactions.
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If they want to repatriate the cash back to the United States, they must pay taxes at the rate of 35 percent, minus whatever they already paid abroad.
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They passed a law that said companies had a little period of time in which they would be allowed to repatriate money at a steeply discounted tax rate.
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The new law requires them to bring the money back to the United States — or to "repatriate" it — but at reduced tax rates as low as 8 percent.
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To repatriate Japanese citizens in Hubei Province, the government negotiated with the Chinese authorities and dispatched five chartered flights to Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus, from Jan.
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An acute shortage of hard currency has hit business and discouraged investment in the past two years as companies have struggled to pay for imports and repatriate profit.
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Merkel said the European Union would begin negotiations with Nigeria this month about a migration deal to ensure it could repatriate Nigerian citizens denied asylum in EU countries.
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The State Department plans to repatriate more people from Wuhan, and the C.D.C. has sent four teams to military locations where their flights will land, Dr. Messonnier said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it would start helping repatriate Europeans from the Chinese region hit hardest by the coronavirus after a request from France.
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Marin, a Social Democrat, said on Wednesday the government had given its "silent blessing" for the foreign ministry to go ahead with a plan to repatriate the children.
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Thousands of jihadists and their children have filled Kurdish-controlled camps in recent weeks, posing a major quandary to foreign governments: Should they repatriate their citizens, and how?
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"Once there's an order from a judge the government works to repatriate the child and then DHS and HHS have to work with the consulates," Frankel told me.
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Since last year Maduro's government has been trying to repatriate gold from the Bank of England, fearing it could be caught up in international sanctions against his administration.
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The move could bolster China's efforts to repatriate fugitive officials but critics have voiced concern that Beijing could use the crime-fighting body to track down dissidents based overseas.
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Because of the ongoing instability in that country, US officials have been unable to repatriate them and have sought third-party countries like Saudi Arabia to take them in.
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Last summer in Singapore, Kim promised Trump he would repatriate the fallen heroes -- only a handful of whose bodies have been handed over, but the search has now stalled.
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When Mohamed first heard over the radio in May that the government of Kenya planned to repatriate all Somali refugees, his first thought was that it would never happen.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland will implement a new law in July to help seize and repatriate illicit wealth parked in its banks by foreign dictators, the government said on Wednesday.
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The Boston-based conglomerate said it had 313,000 employees at year-end, including 106,000 in the United States, and that it can repatriate approximately $10 billion of non-U.
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This could help drive higher levels of merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, as Trump targets higher growth by allowing companies to repatriate overseas cash and by cutting taxes.
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"There will be positive incentives to repatriate capital that has been abroad," says Autry, who expects that this repatriation will come with demands for reinvestment in domestic job growth.
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Matteo Salvini of the hard-right Northern League pledged that, if he were to become prime minister, his government would repatriate anyone without a resident's permit found peddling drugs.
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The auto industry has been plagued by uncertainty since U.S. President Donald Trump last year launched a renegotiation of NAFTA, seeking to repatriate manufacturing jobs to the United States.
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The moves followed years of struggling to repatriate revenue held in local currency as the cash-strapped government failed to convert it to hard currency amid tight exchange controls.
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"What we're trying to do is to be able to repatriate those Canadians who are driving across the border," Taylor said at the Cowen and Co Global Transportation Conference.
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Additionally, the passage of tax reform, including lower corporate tax rates and greater incentives to repatriate capital, could lead to a rise in big-ticket deals involving U.S. startups.
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A year ago, Cook told CBS' "60 Minutes" he would "love to" repatriate Apple's overseas cash, but he thought the 40 percent tax rate was unreasonable, backward and awful.
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It also said it would allow foreign investors to gradually repatriate dividends for 2014 and 2015 and doubled the daily limit on currency withdrawals and purchases, among other changes.
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Jolie, 43, will also meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who has garnered global praise for committing not to repatriate any Rohingya unwillingly, and the Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen.
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Wealth managers say the new tax information exchange would motivate some of their clients to repatriate funds, and Indonesia's deposit rates are generally higher than elsewhere in the region.
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The last time they got one was in 2004-2005 under former President George W. Bush, whose administration let multinationals voluntarily repatriate profits at a 5.25 percent tax rate.
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Dollar liquidity may come under renewed pressure however following a central bank directive to allocate greater levels of excess hard currency to companies seeking to repatriate long-held profits.
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Zimbabwean banks are limiting daily withdrawals to between $40 and $100 due to cash shortages, which has also seen some firms struggle to repatriate dividends and pay foreign debts.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM), which helps repatriate migrants, said many were left with little choice but to go abroad again to try to pay off their debts.
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U.S. law presently allows corporations to defer corporate taxes on their foreign profits until they repatriate these profits by transferring them from their foreign subsidiaries to the United States.
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But the caps exacerbated the forex shortage, undermined the confidence of foreign investors who could no longer repatriate their earnings and made it harder to clear imports at ports.
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Few topics proved more popular for Candidate Trump than his pledge to end "bad" trade deals and repatriate American jobs, so we anticipate significant effort on the trade front.
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Greek Culture minister Aristides Baltas told the Guardian that the country is working to forge international alliances in its bid to repatriate the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum.
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What Trump's tax bill does is level the playing field for our companies and also allow U.S. firms to repatriate cash held overseas with a one-time lower tax.
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The company, which is set to repatriate $283 billion into the United States, upped its payout, effective immediately, by 16 percent, from $0.63 per share to $0.73 per share.
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In June, France passed legislation to repatriate French jihadists on a case-by-case basis — 12 French and two Dutch orphans whose parents were militants were transported to France.
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The yen often comes into favour in times of market stress, partly due to expectations that Japanese investors will eventually repatriate their overseas assets if such market turmoil persists.
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One of the main pitches Republicans made in support of last year's tax overhaul was that it will encourage U.S. multinationals to repatriate their massive piles of foreign profits.
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Broadcom, for instance, cannot repatriate foreign earnings to the U.S. and would not benefit from a lower related tax rate, Kessler wrote, because of an international domicile in Singapore.
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Ms. Swaraj said the Indian authorities were coordinating with Saudi Arabia to repatriate Indians who want to leave and trying to help unpaid workers to get their back wages.
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Giants like Alphabet or Amazon that have billions of dollars overseas could repatriate their assets, but tech companies often need and use the cash for overseas projects, he said.
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Fitch believes Coca-Cola would benefit materially from corporate tax reform that could provide significant flexibility for the company to repatriate overseas cash that could accelerate gross debt repayment.
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Suu Kyi, who does not control the military, has lately appeared to take a stronger lead in the crisis, focusing government efforts on rehabilitation and pledging to repatriate refugees.
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But the tax law President Donald Trump signed last month makes it cheaper for multinational companies to repatriate foreign cash, and they can use that money to fund transactions.
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In essence, until Apple and other global corporations actually do repatriate their profits, other taxpayers will be on the hook for the costs of defending Apple's global market advantages.
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Bret Stephens Apple's announcement on Wednesday that it will repatriate most of the estimated $21982 billion that it holds in offshore earnings is great news for the United States.
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The State Department decided to repatriate them anyway, simply separating them from other passengers on the planes in an area cordoned off using plastic sheets, according to the Times.
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She said the agencies also have to pay a security bond of 500,000 to 1.5 million Kenya shillings ($4,852 to $14,556) for the government to repatriate workers in emergencies.
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Brady said that priorities for tax reform include flatter and simpler tax rates, eliminating loopholes, competitive business tax rates and making it easier for corporations to repatriate foreign earnings.
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If President Trump wants to repatriate and tax corporate profits stashed offshore, he might also consider the untaxed billions hiding in plain sight on campuses right here at home.
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"We will leave no stone unturned until we repatriate the Tutankhamun bust and the other 32 pieces sold by Christie's," Egypt's Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Enany told the BBC.
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"He wanted to get to Europe to have a better life," Mohammad said, adding that despite the flight ban the Iraqi federal government had helped to repatriate his nephew's body.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh have been discussing a plan to repatriate the refugees but more insecurity in Myanmar is likely to raise even more doubts about how quickly that might happen.
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Companies like Apple can finally repatriate the hundreds of billions in cash that they stashed away offshore because now they won't have to give Uncle Sam very much of it.
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This January, the Berlin Society of Anthropology, Ethnology and Prehistory announced it would return an Ainu skull, and in March Hokkaido University agreed to repatriate remains disinterred in the 1930s.
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Already China has exerted pressure on the governments of Malaysia, Egypt, and Uzbekistan, forcing them to repatriate Uighur populations to China, where they are placed in internment camps and prisons.
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That, plus the economy's dip and the government's unwillingness to let foreign firms repatriate their profits, has led many international airlines to cut routes or pull out of Nigeria entirely.
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The group called for stronger international cooperation to "recover and return stolen assets and repatriate and prosecute fugitive offenders" and also for increased transparency and a tougher stance against corruption.
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Some wealthy Russian entrepreneurs are interested in buying sovereign Eurobonds as a way to repatriate their assets from abroad, where they believe they are potentially at risk from Western sanctions.
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The yen tends to be bought back at times of heightened global uncertainty because of expectations Japanese investors may repatriate their foreign investment, despite the country's proximity to North Korea.
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The new tax law, which slashed the corporate tax rate and made it easier for companies to repatriate overseas cash, has made dividends and share buybacks quick and appealing options.
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Last week, Myanmar and Bangladesh signed a pact to repatriate some of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who fled there, potentially putting them in a very dangerous situation.
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France began this year to repatriate captured ISIS fighters and their wives, Reuters reports, after U.S. pressure increased following the fall of most ISIS-held territory in Iraq and Syria.
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Turkey began deporting foreign citizens linked to Islamic State on Monday, starting a program to repatriate detainees following its offensive last month against U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria.
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Under the new measures, portfolio investors could access foreign exchange in a free-floating window, boosting confidence that they would be able to liquidate and repatriate capital with relative ease.
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Mattis said he was optimistic that North Korea will soon make good on its pledge at the summit to repatriate the remains of missing US soldiers from the Korean War.
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Second, allow U.S. companies to repatriate an additional $1 trillion of cash at a one-time tax rate of 10 percent of the total cash reinvested in the United States.
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If the U.S had done a better job of reinvesting its money and gotten multinationals to repatriate their money back to the U.S., it would be in much better shape.
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Under the plan, the government would declare a tax holiday — a rate as low as 22004 percent — to encourage the United States companies operating overseas to repatriate their overseas profits.
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The bank, which would put an emphasis on public-private partnerships, would be funded through the sale of 50-year bonds to U.S. corporations that want to repatriate overseas earnings.
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Because conditions in Yemen are chaotic, the Bush and the Obama administrations were reluctant to repatriate Yemeni detainees, so they stayed behind as others from more stable countries went home.
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Grieving families in Vietnam told reporters that they had been struggling to repatriate the bodies for burial, and that neither the British nor the Vietnamese government would pay the costs.
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Many countries are reluctant to repatriate them because of the difficulty of prosecuting suspected ISIS members based on evidence collected on the battlefield, causing frustration among US national security officials.
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IATA, which represents around 265 airlines accounting for 83 percent of global air traffic, said Venezuela had approved one request to repatriate funds in 2015 and only one so far.
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Avicii's parents, two sisters and one brother are in the nation to repatriate his body this week, according to police in Oman, a popular vacation destination on the Arabian Peninsula.
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The US has become the first country to offer to repatriate citizens on the ship where at least 355 passengers and crew on board have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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A delegation of Myanmar officials visited the sprawling Bangladeshi refugee camps on Wednesday, where they spoke to several dozen Rohingya in an effort to kickstart a process to repatriate them.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland will try to repatriate children of Finnish mothers who traveled to Syria to join Islamic State "as soon as possible", Prime Minister Sanna Marin said on Monday.
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Rights groups have called on ASEAN to rethink support for plans to repatriate Rohingya Muslims who have fled member state Myanmar, where activists say returnees could face discrimination and persecution.
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Beginning in the late 21996s, Japan offered to help repatriate the Zainichi, many of whom were attracted to North Korea's socialist promises and an economy then larger than the South's.
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All four are expected to detail one-time charges taken in connection with the recently enacted tax overhaul, which forces banks to revalue some assets and repatriate cash from overseas.
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The money raised has financed a spate of merger activity, enabled companies to boost earnings per share with buybacks, and substituted cost-effectively for paying tax to repatriate profit earned overseas.
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The basics of the story are these: Newt comes to America with his suitcase full of fantastic beasts to repatriate one of said fantastic beasts, when another escapes and chaos ensues.
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The bill significantly lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies - to 21 percent from 35 percent - allows them to repatriate cash from overseas, and modifies numerous deductions, among other changes.
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"In light of Trump's proposal on cash repatriation, we believe AMGN could repatriate a significant portion of its $34.8B cash held overseas," equity analyst Ying Huang wrote in a research note.
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It's gotten so bad that he's decided to do something he once thought unthinkable: take the Syrian government at its word and accept the plan announced last July to repatriate refugees.
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Maduro's government has been seeking to repatriate some 31 tons of gold in the Bank of England's vaults on fears it could be caught up in international sanctions on the country.
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The bank also asked the court to dismiss MTN's case seeking to stop the monetary authority's order for the telecoms firm to repatriate the funds back to Nigeria, the documents showed.
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"When they see the yen weaken, they may use that as an opportunity to repatriate the earnings," Sy said - a move that would in turn likely cause the yen to strengthen.
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Their return came after North Korea had ignored notice on Thursday of plans to repatriate the crew, some of whom were suffering frostbite, and the vessels, Jeong told a media briefing.
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El Salvadorans with protected status will also have an additional year after the conclusion of the TPS-related lawsuits to repatriate back to their home country, the department said on Monday.
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However, the amount of money a QFII can repatriate out of China every month must not exceed 20 percent of its assets in the country, the same as in the past.
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As yet, one of the bullish arguments for the dollar—that American companies would repatriate cash because of a change in the tax laws—doesn't seem to be having any impact.
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Monarch went bust at the start of this month, and it was immediately grounded, meaning Britain's Civil Aviation Authority had to repatriate thousands of passengers who were overseas at the time.
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Senior US defense officials have long encouraged countries to repatriate their citizens but those efforts have had limited success as many countries, including European allies, have balked at repatriating their citizens.
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After a bout of violence sent hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas to Bangladesh in 1991-92, it took five years to repatriate even a portion of those who wished to return.
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Nigeria's central bank has accused South Africa-based MTN of violating currency regulations by sending $8.1 billion abroad, and in August ordered the company and its banks to repatriate the funds.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's de facto leader, has recently created one of her own, too, to consider how to pump money into the region and repatriate refugees to smouldering villages.
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In 2001, the Indianapolis Children's Museum acquired the collection from the Stone Company and put it on display, while declaring its intention to repatriate the fossil and eggs back to China.
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The government has also asked Anbang - best-known overseas for the record-breaking purchase of the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York - to repatriate the proceeds of those sales, Bloomberg said.
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"It's not the case that Mr. Godwin is lying — Liberia doesn't repatriate its own citizens, especially the ones that have criminal records so Canada brings him back," Bharati told VICE News.
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Privately, many executives expect Prince Mohammed to persuade or pressure wealthy Saudis to repatriate some of the billions of dollars which they are believed to have transferred overseas for safe-keeping.
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VIENNA, Dec 13 (Reuters) - The Austrian government has agreed to repatriate any passengers of Air Berlin unit Niki stranded abroad by cancelled return flights, a Transport Ministry spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Beijing has been trying for months to get him back, including, as the Wall Street Journal reported in October, using Steve Wynn as an intermediary to ask Trump to repatriate him.
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Dollar deposits inched down from $52.74 billion to $52.03 billion over the same period as conglomerates used them for trade-related settlements and also to repatriate into won , the data said.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said Iraq would either help repatriate non-Iraqi IS detainees to their home countries, or prosecute those suspected of having committed crimes against Iraq and Iraqis.
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The dollar was 0.61 percent lower at 110.12 Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and its currency benefits when Japanese investors repatriate funds in times of financial or geopolitical stress.
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Despite France's opposition to the death penalty, the French government has repeatedly refused to repatriate any citizens caught in Iraq or Syria fighting with ISIS, saying they should be tried locally.
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Amid mounting public outrage over the killing, the Philippines has taken steps to repatriate 10,000 Filipinos who have overstayed their work visas in Kuwait, offering to pay airfares and visa fines.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore on Monday said it would repatriate the chief cleric of a Muslim mosque for offensive remarks targeting Christians and Jews, a decision that aimed to "repudiate divisive speech".
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On Wednesday traders said some foreign investors were booking profits from treasury bills and bidding to repatriate funds abroad, creating a liquidity squeeze on the currency market, after debt yields fell.
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The government quickly called an emergency meeting, and, in collaboration with federal agencies, the National Guard was activated and immediately sent overseas to repatriate as many United States citizens as possible.
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Mangudya added that Zimbabwe, where Mnangagwa is trying to woo foreign investors, was also arranging a $400 million facility to ensure payments for critical imports and allow investors to repatriate funds.
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NEW YORK, Jan 24 (Reuters) - United Technologies Corp expects to quickly repatriate $2 billion in overseas cash under new U.S. tax laws, Chief Financial Officer Akhil Johri told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The amnesty program, under which Indonesians are encouraged to repatriate previously undeclared overseas assets to avoid increasing penalties, was launched in July and is a top priority for President Joko Widodo.
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Saudi authorities say the operation that led to Khashoggi's death was meant to repatriate him alive, but their shifting accounts - including initial denials - have been met with scepticism and furor abroad.
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The widely-publicized "Fox Hunt" and "Sky Net" operations to repatriate overseas fugitives suspected of corruption and economic crimes constitute a key plank of President Xi Jinping's sweeping anti-graft campaign.
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A spokesman for FDLR said on BBC Kinyarwanda radio on Tuesday that they attacked Rwanda as they were pushing Rwandan troops who had tried to forcibly repatriate Rwandan refugees in Congo.
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A central part of President Donald Trump's tax reform plan is to allow companies to repatriate profits earned abroad without having to pay the highest-in-the-world corporate tax rate.
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After intense lobbying by big companies, Congress in 2004 passed the American Jobs Creation Act, which provided a one-time tax break for companies that wanted to repatriate their offshore profits.
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Mr. Gaffey told him about various ways to continue conceal his accounts and also how to repatriate the money to the United States through a fictitious sale, advice the client followed.
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They may get tax credits for child care costs, their companies may be allowed to repatriate foreign profits, and their coming income tax cuts might fund a luxury vacation or two.
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Those with export proceeds exceeding or equal to the new threshold would be allowed to use the revenues to offset foreign currency expenses, without having to repatriate the funds, she said.
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Three days ago the government said it would repatriate 100 Moroccan nationals, mostly students, from the Wuhan area, which has been locked down by Chinese authorities to deal with the virus.
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Such steps would also end the problem of large offshore earnings that companies are loath to repatriate since they hope for favorable treatment or a repeat of our mistaken tax holiday.
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But the euphoria faded as capital controls imposed in early 2015 made it harder for foreign firms — which would invest in dollars but be paid in Egyptian pounds — to repatriate profit.
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In addition, the Trump plan seeks to repatriate offshore corporate profits so once a company earns profits overseas, they can bring those profits back to the U.S. without incurring additional taxes.
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U.S. companies will repatriate profits earned by their foreign subsidiaries rather than leaving them abroad, and more capital will flow from other less productive U.S. sectors into the U.S. corporate world.
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The museum said on Thursday it had decided to repatriate Bluebeard three years ago, but had kept the statue in storage until Sicilian officials arrived to pick it up this week.
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"After Tuesday's meeting, the Myanmar side (accepted) our position, and agreed to take steps to repatriate and resettle these people," Bangladesh's Relief and Refugee Repatriation Commissioner Mohammed Abul Kalam told CNN.
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During his election campaign, Trump backed a policy of cutting taxes on cash that countries repatriate as a way to entice them to invest their overseas money in the United States.
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Ultimately, the artists hope their actions will place pressure on not only the Neues Museum but on all museums to repatriate objects to the communities and nations from which they came.
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At a news conference last week in Washington, Adel al-Jubeir, a senior Saudi official, said his government was willing to repatriate some 50 Saudi men held in the Kurdish camps.
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For democracies, there is scant political support for bringing back such a problematic group, although the Belgian government was recently ordered by a court to repatriate two women and six children.
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The death of a Russian citizen would have to be registered at the consulate in order to repatriate the body back to Russia via civilian channels, according to the Russian diplomat.
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The Republican tax law sharply cut the corporate tax rate, encouraged corporations to repatriate overseas income at lower rates, and at least temporarily, cut taxes for the wealthy and most other Americans.
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Bloomberg reported on Monday that Anbang, best-known overseas for the record-breaking purchase of the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York, was told to make the disposals and repatriate the proceeds.
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But to repatriate effectively and move to a territorial system without harming the United States' global ties, the president-elect must work to improve trade discrepancies, the global delivery service CEO said.
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Overseas missions "publicly demonstrate our values" of loyalty and honour; sometimes the agency can repatriate other countries' casualties (South Korea is said to be keen to take them, the North less so).
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The US government has long sought to encourage countries to repatriate their citizens, and the Department of Justice has been able to charge several American citizens for their alleged involvement with ISIS.
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However, the effort to get other countries to repatriate their citizens from Syrian Democratic Forces detention camps has had limited success to date, with only a handful having publicly repatriated their fighters.
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According to investment bank Qatalyst Partners, both changes could leave a group of the largest traditional tech-company acquirers with an additional $400 billion to spend, if they repatriate money from overseas.
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Trump has often said that he would make it easier for American corporations like Apple and Google to more easily repatriate earnings, so as to reinvest those earnings into US manufacturing jobs.
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Orascom, an Egyptian company that built North Korea's Koryolink mobile network, never managed to repatriate its profits from the project and, in effect, lost control of its majority stake three years ago.
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However, it warned that its ability to repatriate funds from Zimbabwe and volatility of the Zimbabwean currency were "material risks" to its business in relation to liquidity and foreign exchange translation impacts.
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New Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne took fresh steps this week to revive investment, removing a mandatory 120-day holding period for foreigners wanting to repatriate funds from Latin America's third biggest economy.
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Apple — Apple CEO Tim Cook told a Dublin radio station that the company expects to repatriate billions of dollars back to the U.S. next year, although he did not specify an amount.
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But over the past decade, the Pakistani government has been working to repatriate many of these refugees, including a large number of the almost 1 million refugees living in the Peshawar district.
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He also says he wants U.S. companies to repatriate their foreign cash, proposing a one-time tax holiday that would allow them to pay just 10 percent to bring their cash home.
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The US government has long sought to encourage countries to repatriate their citizens and the Department of Justice has been able to charge several American citizens for their alleged involvement with ISIS.
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Although the Swiss government opposes the call, saying it has no legal powers to repatriate the funds that will otherwise flow into the Swiss budget, it has not shut the door entirely.
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Trump's pre-election economic plans included a special one-off tax holiday allowing U.S. firms to repatriate funds held overseas with only a 279 percent payment, versus the current 21871 percent rate.
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Speaking in Springfield, Missouri, Trump laid out his goals in broad terms: simplify the tax code and make it more competitive, deliver tax relief for the middle class, and repatriate offshore profits.
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However, proposals to cut the US corporate tax rate and remove the deductibility of interest payments against income are likely to spur them to repatriate their cash and potentially reduce bond issuance.
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That would mean lower tax rates (for both companies and individuals) in return for the abolition of some "loopholes"—one aim would be to get companies to repatriate overseas earnings, for example.
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The yen tends to benefit during times of economic and political uncertainty due to Japan's net creditor nation status, and the expectation that Japanese investors would repatriate assets during times of crisis.
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One way to increase productivity would be to provide an incentive for capital investment, perhaps with a business tax overhaul that would lead corporations to repatriate the money they are keeping abroad.
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That would increase the impact of tax avoidance as those companies currently do owe taxes on profits they book offshore — to be paid when they repatriate those profits to the U.S. parent.
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Sources told Reuters in early December that wealthy Russians facing the prospect of targeted U.S. sanctions next year had floated the idea of a special treasury bond to help them repatriate assets.
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Rohingyas Myanmar and the United Nations have reached a deal to work together to repatriate hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled violence in the country in the past year.
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The comments came a day after Turkey said it had begun deporting Islamic State fighters it had captured, starting a program to repatriate the detainees that has strained ties with European countries.
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S&P 236 companies repatriate less than 30 percent of their foreign income and pay only foreign taxes, which are lower than U.S. taxes on about 70 percent of their foreign profits.
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And the result, prosecuting male returnees while now refusing even to repatriate female ones, effectively gives women less of a path to atonement and redemption than their more clearly prosecutable male counterparts.
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The commitment established within the Joint Statement between President Trump and Chairman Kim would repatriate these as was done in the early 1990s and would reinforce the humanitarian aspects of this mission.
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It also bans the export of industrial equipment, machinery, transportation vehicles and industrial metals to North Korea, and requires countries currently hosting North Korean migrant workers to repatriate them within 24 months.
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Lawyers for 23 women who joined Islamic State from the Netherlands had asked a judge on Friday to order the state to repatriate them and their 56 children from camps in Syria.
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It is possible that the corporate tax rate will be reduced, and that companies might be given a "tax holiday," a window within which to repatriate foreign cash at a reduced rate.
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The yen tends to rise in times of market turbulence since Japan is the world's largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis.
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The seizures marked the latest action in an effort by the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., to repatriate looted antiquities discovered in New York City to their countries of origin.
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The Florida Republican also used his tweet to criticize "mid-level" officials in the State Department for failing to act quickly to repatriate citizens after Peru shuttered its borders on March 16.
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The U.S. Ambassador to Peru, Krishna Urs, departed the country on March 20 over medical concerns, the embassy said, but has continued to be engaged from Washington in efforts to repatriate Americans.
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The Myanmar government has said it is willing to repatriate those Rohingya who have flocked to Bangladesh over the past two months, if they can prove they used to live in Rakhine.
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Israeli media suggested that Netanyahu may also hope to repatriate Naama Issachar, an Israeli-American woman imprisoned by Russia on a drug conviction that the Netanyahu government has contested as too harsh.
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The prisons hold about 11,000 men, of whom about 9,000 are locals — Syrians or Iraqis — and about 2,000 come from 50 other nations whose home governments have been reluctant to repatriate them.
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A tax amnesty, launched in July and lasting until March, is President Joko Widodo's priority to get taxpayers to declare assets - including - repatriate undeclared overseas assets and widen Indonesia's narrow tax base.
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However, the new tax code will lower J&J's effective tax rate and allow the health-care products company to repatriate its $16 billion in overseas cash at a less expensive rate.
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Erdogan said the aim of the Turkish military incursion was to establish a 30-kilometer "safe zone" inside Syria that would allow Turkey to repatriate the millions of Syrian refugees in Turkey.
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The US has made a concerted effort to have countries repatriate their citizens in detention in order to ease the burden on detention facilities but has had limited success in doing so.
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The difference is because the Bush administration struck diplomatic deals to repatriate large batches of prisoners to countries like Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan in bulk, and many recidivists come from those batches.
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It also banned the export of industrial equipment, machinery, transportation vehicles and industrial metals to North Korea, and required countries currently hosting North Korean migrant workers to repatriate them within 24 months.
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"If Thomas Cook goes into administration it will cost the taxpayer as much to repatriate holidaymakers as it would cost to save Thomas Cook," General Secretary Brian Strutton said in a statement.
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In a further blow to reverse Yankee prospects, president-elect Trump said he plans to allow US firms to repatriate funds held overseas with only a 10% tax rate, versus the current 35%.
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"The process has only got smoother now as High Commission officials are taking interest," said Jyoti Nale, program director for Save the Children India, which works with the Maharashtra government to repatriate girls.
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As a solution, Mr Trump favours a large cut in the corporate-tax rate, from 35% to 15%, and a chance for companies to repatriate foreign profits at a tax rate of 10%.
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The yen tends to benefit during geopolitical or financial stress as Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialise.
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The pound's woes also make it difficult for Zain to repatriate profits, leading it to invest in local real estate as a hedge against inflation as well as raising the unit's capital expenditure.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's tax reform could bring almost $2 trillion back to the United States as U.S. firms repatriate cash piles from foreign affiliates, a U.N. report said on Monday.
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The president frequently uses Cook and Apple as an example of how he says his tax cut package is creating jobs because it spurred the company to repatriate earnings it had held overseas.
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Google reportedly has $60.7 billion in overseas revenue it has yet to repatriate for fears it would lose too much of it to US taxes, which are set at 35 percent for corporations.
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Foreign companies have struggled to repatriate profits since an uprising in 2011 that drove off foreign investors and tourists, starving the import-dependent economy of hard currency and forcing it to ration dollars.
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The UN refugee agency UNHCR said in January it might miss a 2016 target to repatriate 50,000 refugees because the Somali government is battling the al-Shabaab insurgency and provides few public services.
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The motion alleged that the banks then issued certificates of capital importation worth a total $13.92 billion subsequently - but without central bank approval - so the South African firm could repatriate the hard currency.
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Earlier this month, on the tenth anniversary of his disappearance, Levinson's family released a statement lambasting Iran for the alleged detention, and the US authorities for their inaction in attempting to repatriate him.
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The South also attempted communication through the U.N. Armistice Commission and then broadcast the intention to repatriate the six through loudspeakers at the border, Unification Ministry spokesman Lee Duk-haeng told a briefing.
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France on Monday said it will ignore a request from the Trump administration to repatriate hundreds of ISIS militants captured fighting alongside Syrian-born fighters and other foreign militants in Syria and Iraq.
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The yen tends to benefit during periods of geopolitical stress as Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialize.
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The yen tends to benefit during geopolitical or financial stress as Japan is the worlds biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialize.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he ordered to set up parameters for the issuance of bonds denominated in foreign currency that businesses can use to repatriate funds from abroad.
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But, with the exception of massive players like Apple, which would be incentivized to repatriate money from overseas if taxes were lowered, positive tax news did next to nothing for the tech cohort.
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The yen tends to benefit during geopolitical or financial stress as Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialize.
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The tax cuts have not encouraged GM to repatriate manufacturing jobs, but rather the opposite – by 2020, nearly a third of all GM's North American vehicles are expected to be produced in Mexico.
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Member states are required to expel and repatriate any individuals working for a North Korean bank or institution on their territory, and limit the number of bank accounts for North Korean diplomatic missions.
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PepsiCo's financial policies have been aggressive during the past several years with increased shareholder returns, similar to Coca-Cola, which has resulted in higher domestic borrowing given the reluctance to repatriate foreign earnings.
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Senior US officials have encouraged countries to repatriate their citizens in detention in Syria in order to ease the burden on the SDF's detention facilities but has had limited success in doing so.
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Lufthansa, which also owns Swiss International, Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines, is carrying out 140 relief flights to repatriate stranded citizens in what has been described as the biggest operation of its kind.
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The Trump administration has called for foreign governments to repatriate their citizens, though officials have suggested that some detainees who cannot be repatriated could be sent to the military prison at Guantánamo Bay.
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Russia said earlier on Thursday it was halting all flights - apart those to repatriate Russian citizens or those authorised by special government decisions - starting on Friday to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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Brexit advocates said leaving the European Union would allow the government to repatriate 2000 million pounds a week from Brussels — about $203 million at current exchange rates — and spend it on health care.
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There was so much cash that Mr. Guzmán used an expensive method to repatriate his profits: He flew the money back from the United States to Mexico in a fleet of private jets.
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Lufthansa, which also owns Swiss International, Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines, is carrying out 140 relief flights to repatriate stranded citizens in what has been described as the biggest operation of its kind.
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The prisons hold about 11,000 men, of whom about 9,000 are locals — Syrians or Iraqis — and about 2,000 come from some 50 other nations whose home governments have been reluctant to repatriate them.
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This proposed law includes a 2628% corporate tax rate, with a zero percent tax rate for manufacturing companies and a one time amnesty rate to repatriate earnings held offshore at a 28503% rate.
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There will be no need to repatriate foreign profits of American companies if the tax code is modified to allow companies to remain home in the U.S. with a lower corporate tax rate.
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Going by the precedent of a similar tax holiday in 2004, most of the profits that companies repatriate would benefit shareholders, not workers, according to analysis by the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.
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Shortly after, the US announced it would repatriate American passengers; one passenger who opted to remain on board reported hearing chants of "USA!" and "Get me off this ship" when their departure came.
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A month later, Apple announced that it plans to pay $38 billion in taxes — signaling that Apple was planning to repatriate nearly $20183 billion in overseas cash at a 15.5% percent tax rate.
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The higher court accepted the government's argument that the decision about whether to repatriate the women and children should be a political one and that judges should not make foreign or diplomatic policy.
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Analysts at Rabobank said speculation that Apple might offload U.S. Treasuries to pay for the $38 billion in taxes on the profits it intends to repatriate could also have weighed on U.S. bonds.
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The British government had also refused to repatriate children, until the death of Shamima Begum's 3-week-old son forced it to look at ways of bringing ISIS militants' children back to Britain.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - United Nations human rights boss Michelle Bachelet called on Bangladesh on Tuesday to halt plans to repatriate 2,200 Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, warning that their lives would be at "serious risk".
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The UK government has a chequered history with Greybull, after the collapse of airline Monarch in 2017 forced it to repatriate more than 100,000 stranded tourists at a cost of about 60 million pounds.
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Many policy makers are also deeply concerned about the estimated $2 trillion in corporate earnings that American companies have stockpiled offshore and refuse to repatriate because they would then owe taxes on that money.
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IATA, which represents around 265 airlines accounting for 83 percent of global air traffic, said Venezuela had approved one request to repatriate funds in 2015 and only one so far Reporting by Victoria Bryan
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Viacom has deemed substantially all of the cash held by its foreign subsidiaries as permanently reinvested in its foreign operations and does not intend or foresee a need to repatriate any of this cash.
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Still, the industry could be pressured to open a few US plants, possibly as a condition of a low-rate "tax holiday" that would allow it to repatriate foreign cash holdings at low rates.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium will appeal against a judge's order forcing it to repatriate two Belgian women convicted of being Islamic State militants and their six children from Syria, the migration minister said on Sunday.
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Brandee Dudzic, executive director of the group Repatriate our Patriots, told ABC News that Segovia-Benitez wasn't diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder until 2011, seven years after he was discharged from the military.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - China should not repatriate the increasing number of North Korean escapees it has arrested in recent months, because severe punishment faces those sent home, a U.N. human rights investigator said on Friday.
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Goldman Sachs said a Brexit is a "clear catalyst" for the euro to fall, although it noted the euro might initially rally against the dollar as a risk-off move spurs funds to repatriate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Nigerian central bank may reduce the amount it has ordered South African telecoms firm MTN to repatriate as part of an ongoing disagreement, central bank governor Godwin Emefiele said on Sunday.
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At the time, Tokyo got G7 consent to stem a yen spike driven by speculation that a devastating earthquake and nuclear disaster in March would force Japanese insurers to repatriate funds to pay claims.
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Apple didn't say how much, if any, of that stash it would repatriate, but by highlighting its U.S. capital-expenditure plans the company clearly wants to climb on President Donald Trump's "America First" bandwagon.
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It triggered a drop in U.S. bond yields and a slide in the dollar against the yen, which tends to benefit during times of crisis on the assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds.
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The country's newly implemented tax amnesty program to encourage taxpayers to repatriate money stashed offshore by imposing only a 2-303 percent tax had spurred expectations that Indonesia's property prices were set to surge.
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The AI technology that Uber and other US companies use was born in Toronto, largely thanks to work by computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, and the Vector Institute was set up to repatriate that knowledge.
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It could be that the kind of measure that it would take to repatriate money hidden on islands and sort out all this injustice would require a very bold and radical set of proposals.
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They may rise even further when a wave of cash comes home in response to America's new tax rules, which encourage firms to repatriate the $22018trn of funds they have parked in foreign subsidiaries.
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DHAKA/YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar officials visited camps for Rohingya Muslim refugees in Bangladesh on Wednesday in an effort to kickstart a process to repatriate hundreds of thousands who fled an army crackdown last year.
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Tim Cook, Apple chief executive, has dismissed the ruling as "political crap ", but recently said that Apple is planning to repatriate some of its $215 billion overseas cash back to the U.S. next year.
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"These entities have collaborated to repatriate funds deposited in HSBC's Swiss private bank with the aim of concealing them from Spanish tax authorities," the court said in a separate statement also published on Thursday.
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The Swiss campaign highlights pressure to repatriate money forfeited by banks in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad case, which involves money-laundering probes in at least six countries including Switzerland, the United States and Singapore.
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It also sets a one-time tax for companies to repatriate more than $2.6 trillion now held overseas, at rates of 15.5 percent for cash and cash-equivalents and 8 percent for illiquid assets.
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In a statement on Tuesday, a spokesman for Netanyahu said the prime minister, along with Israeli President Reuven Rivlin, jointly sent an official request to Putin to pardon Issachar and repatriate her to Israel.
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Overseas profit was sheltered from American taxes, and because most of Apple's cash – an eye-watering $285 billion at the end of 2017 – was held offshore, it was cheaper to borrow than repatriate it.
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Finding a way to repatriate trillions of dollars Corporate America has abroad with an established territorial tax along with true corporate tax reform at home should be in every candidate's agenda, Democrat or Republican.
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Trump's proposal to cut corporate taxes and let companies like Apple repatriate their offshore cash is expected to lead to companies putting more cash into dividends and stock buybacks intended to aid U.S. investors.
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Outflows from China surged to a record $725 billion last year and could pick up further if U.S. firms face political pressure to repatriate profits, IIF said in a report released earlier this month.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey announced on Thursday that it would repatriate an American suspected of being a member of the Islamic State, after a commitment from the United States that his entry would not be blocked.
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The Indonesian government has floated plans to repatriate citizens from the war-torn country, and enrol them in deradicalization programs, but concerns remain they may bring violent, extremist ideology or combat skills with them.
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At the time, Tokyo got G7 consent to intervene to stem a yen spike driven by speculation that a devastating earthquake would force Japanese insurers to repatriate overseas funds to pay for damage claims.
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Even the proposed territorial taxation scheme, which would allow US companies to repatriate all of that foreign income at a lower tax rate is not as simple as the various economic models might suggest.
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Cisco, Amgen and Alphabet are among those that have taken advantage of the new opportunity to repatriate substantial cash holdings from overseas, and all are spending a portion of those funds buying in stock.
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Authorities in Iceland struck agreements last year with creditors of three failed banks, which once held assets worth over 10 times the country's gross domestic product, on how they will repatriate any funds recovered.
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Coca-Cola generates substantial overseas cash flows due to its position as the world's largest non-alcoholic beverage company and has been reluctant in the past to repatriate foreign earnings given the tax consequences.
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She notes, however, that the correction could be put off by the recent tax reform because of its promise to repatriate, or return, several trillion dollars back to companies and thus into the market.
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The last tax holiday in the United States was in 2004, when the American Jobs Creation Act allowed corporations a one-time opportunity to repatriate profits at the heavily discounted rate of 5.25 percent.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh and Myanmar have agreed to take help from the U.N. refugee agency to safely repatriate hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who had fled violence in Myanmar, Bangladesh said on Saturday.
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"Who wants to be the politician who decides to repatriate Individual A who, two years down the road, blows himself up?" said Lorenzo Vidino, the director of the George Washington University Program on Extremism.
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The yen, seen as a safe haven in part because of Japan's large trade surplus and a tendency for domestic investors to repatriate money in times of market turbulence, traded at 105.77 per dollar.
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Since 2017, the iPhone manufacturer's reserves have fallen by $61 billion from its $163 billion peak, with Apple taking advantage of US tax reforms to repatriate overseas reserves and pay it out to investors.
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The Japanese government has said it was working as quickly as possible with local authorities to help repatriate any of its citizens who wish to return from Wuhan, the epicentre of a coronavirus outbreak.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Belgian court's decision to overturn a ruling forcing it to repatriate two Belgian women convicted of being Islamic State militants and their six children from Syria has left their family devastated.
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Sunshine Uzbekistan, a group of Uzbek human rights activists living in exile, has asked the Justice Department not to repatriate the money but to put it into a trust for use when conditions improve.
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In November, France handed a historical sword stolen from Senegal to the government and it says it plans to permanently repatriate more artifacts looted from Africa during its colonial rule to their original owners.
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Neighboring Austria said on Wednesday it would not help repatriate any citizens who fought for Islamic State and other militant groups, as countries across the West wrestle with how to deal with returning militants.
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The Japanese government has said it was working as quickly as possible with local authorities to help repatriate any of its citizens who wish to return from Wuhan, the epicenter of a coronavirus outbreak.
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A first flight to repatriate French nationals from the Chinese town of Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus, was leaving France Wednesday night and a second flight would occur Thursday or Friday, she said.
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The return of the maro 'ura, which would have been worn by chieftains during coronations and ceremonies, comes as part of President Emmanuel's pledge to repatriate objects taken without consent in the colonial period.
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With the U.S. thinking about leaving NAFTA, "new tax incentives to repatriate profits in place and the dollar weak, the ingredients for a domestic investment boom are in place," analyst Sean Darby wrote Thursday.
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The yen tends to benefit during times of geopolitical or financial stress as Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption investors there will repatriate funds should a crisis eventuate.
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Huberty also told investors that its service revenue stream from products like Apple music is growing by 18 percent and the company's plans to repatriate its overseas cash could bring good tidings for shareholders.
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Putin also said that the business people earlier this year had floated an idea of "mechanisms to repatriate the capital," adding the proposal included the use of external sovereign debt denominated in foreign currency.
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That, in turn, has led to concerns that the foreign fighters could escape or be freed and return home to launch attacks — and to a new burst of activity to repatriate some of them.
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Still, the industry could be pressured to open a few U.S. plants, possibly as a condition of a low-rate "tax holiday" that would allow it to repatriate foreign cash holdings at low rates.
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The goal: to repatriate the tens of thousands or Eritreans still living in Israel, a move that human rights activists say could quickly spell disaster for one of the world's most vulnerable refugee populations.
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In 2012, Israel was one of the first Western countries to remove protection for the South Sudanese when it reached a deal with then newly-independent South Sudan to repatriate hundreds of asylum seekers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Next week, a delegation of Rapa Nui people, indigenous to Easter Island, will travel to London to meet with British Museum administrators about their request to repatriate Hoa Hakananai'a.
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Trump's tax proposals would reduce the official corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent, allow corporations to repatriate overseas profits at a 10 percent rate while also reducing the top individual tax rate.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium has won an appeal against a judge's order forcing it to repatriate two Belgian women convicted of being Islamic State militants and their six children from Syria, a court said on Wednesday.
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"In my heart, I felt like, &aposThose are ours, and we need repatriate — whatever means we can to have those returned here,&apos" said Cheryle Kennedy, chairwoman of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde.
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Companies would be barred from exporting if they do not repatriate earnings but would be allowed to keep earnings in dollars, though there would be tax incentives if they convert earnings to rupiah, he said.
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"Spain, however, may be glad to stem the flow of British pensioners to the economy, whilst Germany may be glad to see greater immigration from Eastern Europe and to repatriate some of its own workforce."
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MSCI said in June it would not include China A shares in its benchmark index until China allows foreign investors to freely repatriate capital under its cross-border Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) investment scheme.
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The pair promised in the document to "build a lasting and stable peace regime" on the Korean Peninsula and to repatriate remains of prisoners of war and those missing in action during the Korean War.
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Monarch cancelled 750,000 future bookings on Monday after going into administration, and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is now working to repatriate 110,000 customers who were due to fly back to Britain from their holidays.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Bangladesh has begun preparations to repatriate an initial batch of Rohingya Muslims to Myanmar on Thursday, but it is still unclear if any of them want to return, humanitarian officials said.
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The yen tends to benefit during times of geopolitical or financial stress as Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialize.
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The company projected revenue of $60 billion to $62 billion in the second quarter and a tax rate of 15%, following a one-time move in which it paid $38 billion to repatriate overseas cash.
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Policies rather than economic factors put the brakes on FDI spending, UNCTAD investment chief James Zhan said, including Trump's tax reform, which encouraged U.S. firms to repatriate earnings, effectively sucking FDI out of foreign projects.
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Apple's Chief Executive Tim Cook said earlier this month that the company expects to repatriate billions of dollars of global profits to the United States next year, without specifying exactly how much would be returned.
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Tech executives also wanted a tax holiday — something that did not happen during the Obama administration — that would allow them to repatriate overseas profits at a marginal tax rate, perhaps around 20 percent, he said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Senate passed a bill on Tuesday that reopens an amnesty for Brazilians to repatriate undeclared assets from abroad without prosecution, though they will have to pay 35 percent in tax and fines.
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The yen tends to benefit during times of geopolitical or financial stress because Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialize.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. current account deficit narrowed sharply in the first quarter as imports of goods declined, while U.S. companies continued to repatriate foreign earnings following the overhaul of the tax code in 240.
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"All the European countries took a decision because of their public opinions not to repatriate their jihadists, but it was clear the Kurds wouldn't keep them indefinitely," France's former ambassador to Washington Gerard Araud said.
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It had agreed to repatriate the items from its collection, considered to be human remains, after a request from Ethiopia's minister of culture and tourism in April last year, the museum said in a statement.
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Amer told local broadcaster DMC in an interview that the central bank would provide $1.5 billion for payments to foreign oil companies this year and that banks have started allowing foreign companies to repatriate profits.
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The back taxes that U.S. companies have to pay as a result of EU rulings could be foreign taxes that are creditable against the U.S. taxes companies have to pay when they repatriate their income.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria said on Wednesday it would not help repatriate any citizens who fought for Islamic State and other militant groups, as countries across the West wrestle with how to deal with returning militants.
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Apple in January said it would make about $38 billion in tax payments to bring profits kept overseas back to the United States under new federal tax laws, suggesting it may repatriate around $245 billion.
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Also helping to boost the dollar, the plan included lower one-time low tax rates for companies to repatriate profits accumulated overseas, which analysts say would lead to a temporary phase of sizable dollar buying.
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Why it matters: The slaughter and expulsion of Muslims from the Rakhine state appears "increasingly like a genocide," writes the AP, and now there are efforts underway to repatriate the Rohingya that fled to Bangladesh.
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And in August, Italian and Sudanese police signed an agreement to collaborate more closely in the crackdown on smuggling, paving the way for Italy to repatriate tens of thousands of failed asylum seekers to Sudan.
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Africa's second-largest crude producer continues to suffer from lower oil prices, which have caused a dollar liquidity squeeze that has made it difficult for foreign companies to repatriate profits and discouraged many from investing.
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In a less-benign global liquidity environment, one must expect that foreign investors will continue to repatriate capital from the emerging markets in general and from countries with weak economic fundamentals like Turkey in particular.
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As a signatory to the United Nations convention on refugees, China is obligated to not repatriate them, yet it cooperates with North Korea to find defectors and even pays its citizens for turning them in.
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He also asked whether any American or other exchange had made a counterbid, and about any threat to LSEG's business from French President Francois Hollande's desire to repatriate euro-denominated clearing to the euro zone.
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Monarch canceled 750,000 future bookings on Monday after going into administration, and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is now working to repatriate 110,000 customers who were due to fly back to Britain from their holidays.
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Ms. May will be judged on the extent to which she and her negotiators — led by the new Brexit secretary, David Davis — can repatriate control of immigration but retain access to the union's single market.
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The U.S. would then have a territorial tax structure allowing U.S. companies to earn income outside the country and repatriate earnings back to the U.S. for free or at a low rate, according to Clifton.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is negotiating with Malaysia over a deal to repatriate and continue to incarcerate a Guantánamo Bay detainee accused of being an accessory to two major terrorist attacks in Indonesia, officials said.
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The Republican tax reform bill, which was signed by President Trump in December, lowered the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and made it cheaper for multinational companies to repatriate foreign cash.
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Africa's second-largest oil producer has been hit by lower oil prices, which have caused a dollar liquidity squeeze that has made it difficult for foreign companies to repatriate profits and discouraged many from investing.
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The agency that sent Nesemalhar to Oman, for example, refused to repatriate her saying the employer paid 300,000 rupees ($1,955) for her and she must refund that in order to be allowed to return home.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - MTN Group, Africa's biggest mobile operator, is sticking to its 2400 dividend target despite new U.S. sanctions making it harder to repatriate cash from its Iran joint venture, the company said on Wednesday.
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The "unprecedented global effort" to repatriate US citizens comes as dozens of countries have shuttered their borders and restricted travel in an attempt to stem the spread of the virus -- leaving thousands of Americans stranded.
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In a televised address on Thursday, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi pushed back against international criticism and promised to personally oversee efforts to bring peace to Rakhine and repatriate those who have fled to Bangladesh.
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Canada has secured a plane to repatriate its citizens onboard the Grand Princess cruise ship that is due to dock in California on Monday after cases of the new coronavirus were discovered on the vessel.
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Cut the rate; repatriate the capital to the U.S. of A. Abolish the alternative minimum tax that nearly everyone agrees has long since outlived its intended purpose of catching a handful of wealthy tax avoiders.
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The other bill, from Delaney and Yoho, would allow U.S. multinational corporations to repatriate earnings at a mandatory, one-time tax of 8.75 percent, a discount on the current 35 percent rate and deferral option.
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"President Duterte ordered the Armed Forces of the Philippines to be prepared to deploy military assets to repatriate overseas Filipinos in the Middle East, particularly from Iran and Iraq, at any moment's notice," Filipino Sen.
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Vietnam: The grieving families of 39 people found in England last month in the refrigerated trailer of a truck say neither the British nor the Vietnamese governments are helping them pay to repatriate the dead.
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Others likely to benefit include fixed income, as investors are rewarded more for investing in riskier credits, and event-driven funds, which could profit if Trump allows companies to more easily repatriate earnings from overseas.
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The administration used the threat of ending NAFTA to extract agreement from Canada, and especially Mexico, on a package of protectionist measures designed to repatriate jobs in auto manufacturing and associated industries, like steel making.
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Vietnam: The grieving families of 39 people found in England last month in the refrigerated trailer of a truck say neither the British nor the Vietnamese governments is helping them pay to repatriate the dead.
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International airlines have for years struggled to repatriate billions of dollars in revenue held in Venezuela's local bolivar currency, as the cash-strapped government failed to convert it to hard currency amid tight exchange controls.
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Their fate, and that of their families, has befuddled foreign governments, with few ready to repatriate citizens who pledged allegiance to a group sworn to their destruction, but who might be hard to legally prosecute.
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The Japanese currency tends to benefit during times of geopolitical or financial stress because Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialize.
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So we need a long-term structure, for helping countries, like Jordan, be able to help refugees, invest in their human capital, education, health, and-, and skills, and one day help them repatriate in their countries.
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JAKARTA, June 29 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank will issue more certificates in foreign currency that tax amnesty participants can use as an alternative for their investment should they decide to repatriate money, its deputy governor said.
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But his desire to boost U.S. economic growth - via tax cuts, increased spending and encouraging U.S. firms to repatriate billions of dollars of cash held overseas - is consistent with higher interest rates and a stronger dollar.
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CAIRO, March 3 (Reuters) - Egypt's civil aviation ministry said on Thursday it had reached an agreement with the central bank over paying foreign airlines who have complained in recent weeks about their inability to repatriate earnings.
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He has already promised corporations an almost free pass to repatriate hundreds of billions of dollars that will, if past practice is a guide, create very few jobs but end up ballooning CEO paychecks and benefits.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo plans to impose harsher punishments on mining companies that fail to repatriate at least 40 percent of their revenue from mineral exports, central bank governor Deogratias Mutombo said on Wednesday.
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The admission by Win Myat Aye, who is overseeing plans for reconstruction in violence-ravaged Rakhine state, casts further doubt on plans to repatriate the roughly 700,000 Rohingya currently sheltering in crowded refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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And Russia, which shares a short land border with North Korea, has also resisted U.S.-led efforts to repatriate tens of thousands of North Korean workers whose remittances help keep the country's hard line leadership afloat.
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As more people become aware of the ongoing efforts to decolonize museums and repatriate indigenous objects, many of the issues that have been central to Linklater's career for years are gaining new and long-overdue urgency.
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An amnesty, or a big reduction of the rate paid, will prompt companies to repatriate a wall of cash, although whether they will invest it or spend it on buying back shares remains to be seen.
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"Secondly, investment flows to India could be impacted if multinational corporations choose to repatriate larger shares of their income, as suggested during the Trump campaign," Citi continued, referring to Trump's threatened crackdown on multinational tax offshoring.
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Like other airlines, Lufthansa has struggled to repatriate revenue held in the local bolivar currency due to exchange controls and had reduced flights to Venezuela to limit its exposure, before its weekend announcement of a suspension.
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Trump could ramp up diplomatic pressure on countries such as China, the country that has refused to repatriate the largest number of people ordered deported from the United States, but that could have wider diplomatic ramifications.
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Pharmaceutical giants are once again acquiring smaller biotechnology companies after a lull in activity — deals that become a lot easier for drug companies to stomach after the Republican tax overhaul allowed them to repatriate overseas cash.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Capital outflows from China surged last year to a record $725 billion and could pick up further if U.S. firms face political pressure to repatriate profits, the Institute of International Finance said on Thursday.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's parliament approved overnight an agreement enabling Ankara to repatriate Pakistani migrants, as people continue to be sent to Turkey from Greece as part of an EU deal to stem mass migration to Europe.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - The World Bank's managing director and Nigeria's president on Wednesday discussed how the multilateral lender could help Nigeria overcome its economic crisis and repatriate more than $300 million stolen by a former military ruler.
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A provision in the tax plan that would encourage companies to repatriate cash from overseas, he said, would likely spur stock buybacks rather than investment in new factories, as some Republicans have suggested is the aim.
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The bank earlier this year said it would gradually allow investors to repatriate 2014 and 2015 profits, and also lowered the level of mandatory sales of foreign income for companies to 65 percent from 75 percent.
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Surely the fact that Trump invited the company to repatriate the 94 percent of its total cash holdings previously stashed outside the United States at a deep discount had nothing to do with Cook's ongoing courtship.
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Russian military officials reportedly proposed to the United States' top general last month that the U.S. and Russia cooperate to rebuild areas of Syria ravaged by civil war and repatriate thousands of refugees to the country.
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The biggest item on the business agenda, tax reform, which Republicans announced on November 2nd, would favour tech firms by cutting the corporate tax rate and allowing firms to repatriate offshore profits at that lower rate.
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The government of Nicolas Maduro has since last year been seeking to repatriate about $550 million in gold from the Bank of England on fears it could be caught up in international sanctions on the country.
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Iran is the third-largest market for MTN, which until the lifting of international sanctions against Tehran recently had been struggling to repatriate around $1 billion in accumulated dividends from its 49 percent stake in Irancell.
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" Unlike the traveler or the tourist, who belongs somewhere and intends to return there, the exote is a "voluntary exile who goes to distant lands in search of a new home with no intent to repatriate.
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So we need a long term structure for helping countries like Jordan be able to help refugees invest in their own human capital, education, health and skills, and one day help them repatriate in their countries.
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More Balanced Capital Allocation Expected Coca-Cola generates substantial overseas cash flows due to its position as the world's largest non-alcoholic beverage company and has been reluctant to repatriate foreign earnings given the tax consequences.
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Why in the world would a company repatriate those profits at a tax penalty of up to 40%, when it could merely park the profits in Europe at the EU's effective rate of less than 15%?
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Scheduled international flights operated by Qantas and Jetstar will continue until late March to help repatriate Australians, and will then be suspended until at least the end of May, Qantas said in a statement on Thursday.
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He said the key to Vietnam's rise was post-Vietnam War engagement with the United States, which began in 1985, when the countries started working together to repatriate remains of U.S. service members lost in Vietnam.
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The airline said that if asked by authorities it will conduct special flights to repatriate Greek citizens as it has done recently, flying Greeks back home from London, Spain, Morocco, Poland, Serbia and the Czech Republic.
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The mayor of Guayaquil, Cynthia Viteri, defended the decision to block a plane that was flying to Ecuador in an attempt to repatriate Spaniards who had been stranded there after travel bans were put in place.
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And he had a hand in Chinese police operations that reached abroad, including Operation Fox Hunt, which sought to repatriate hundreds of former Chinese officials and businesspeople who had fled abroad and were suspected of corruption.
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Its logic for attacking the Syrian Kurds last year was it had to push back against a group it considered an existential terrorist threat, but also provide a haven into which it could repatriate Syrian refugees.
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In a bid to improve foreign exchange inflows, the central bank said all exporters that do not repatriate their earnings within approved timelines would be forced to sell all their proceeds at the official interbank rate.
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The odds are much better on taxes than health care because there is general GOP agreement on slashing corporate and individual rates and allowing corporations to repatriate trillions of dollars held abroad at a lower rate.
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Many would like to see a package of tax cuts for businesses and middle income Americans and a tax holiday for companies to repatriate hundreds of billions of dollars they've kept offshore for years, organizers said.
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In the wake of initiatives to repatriate Africa's stolen property, the author of this letter asks the French President to repair what his ancestors have broken, before attempting to restore the war trophies of colonial conquest.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government is working with China and the European Union to repatriate Spanish nationals from the Wuhan area of China amid concerns over coronavirus, Spain's Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya said on Monday.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The governments of Spain and Portugal are working with China and the European Union to repatriate their nationals from the Wuhan area struck by the coronavirus, the two countries' foreign ministers said on Monday.
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With ACE, Lomax said his main purpose was to "repatriate" the audio and video materials he had captured across the globe — placing them back within their places of origin and incorporating them into local education initiatives.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Thursday it had missed a United Nations deadline to repatriate North Korean workers due to what it called objective difficulties, but said it was scrupulously complying with U.N. sanctions on Pyongyang.
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Briefing reporters after he spoke on the telephone with his Chinese counterpart, Motegi said China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, told him that he understood Japan's concern and desire to repatriate its nationals as soon as possible.
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After the collapse of ISIS, Ms. Muthana began an effort to repatriate to the US. She claims that she now regrets the error of her ways and wants to return to America with her young son.
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For Emmanuel Ally, a 21-year-old law student living in London who was born in Mauritius after his family was evicted from the Chagos Islands, it's not even about being able to repatriate to Chagos.
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Which is good, because the last time this happened, when Monarch Airlines went bust in 2017, it cost the CAA £0003 million to repatriate 85,000 people, about half the number they're on the hook for now.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Senate has approved an extension of a program allowing Brazilians to repatriate undeclared off-shore assets that collected 46.8 billion reais ($13.8 billion) in taxes and fines for the country's cash-strapped government.
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Second, American corporations with large investments in Mexico might decide to take advantage of other favorable provisions aside from the tax rate differential in the tax overhaul and repatriate money and jobs to the United States.
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The $1.5-trillion bill, which U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law in December, lowers the income tax rate for U.S. companies to 21 percent from 35 percent, encourages them to repatriate cash, and modifies numerous deductions.
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"The biggest threat to gold in the first quarter is if the new Trump administration can push forward an aggressive fiscal agenda, in particular a tax incentive for U.S. corporations to repatriate earnings held offshore," Kendall said.
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"Since one of the new administration's top priorities is to allow US companies to repatriate overseas cash at a lower tax rate, Apple may have a more acute need to put this cash to use," Suva said.
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"Although airline insolvencies are relatively rare... they do happen and at times have required government to step in to repatriate passengers at great cost to the taxpayer," Peter Bucks, who chaired the review, said in a statement.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's sovereign Eurobond this year should offer a "foreign currency amnesty" option so Russian businesspeople can use it to repatriate funds from abroad, said Andrey Kostin, the head of the country's second-largest bank, VTB.
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They could conceivably be allowed to remain longer because the order also guarantees that Salvadorans will have 365 days from the conclusion of litigation over the program — whenever that is — to "repatriate" back to their home country.
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Mr Trump triumphed by winning states in the rustbelt Midwest, such as Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, that had voted Democrat for decades but where voters were receptive to his populist pledges to repatriate jobs and curb free trade.
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Apple expects to repatriate billions of dollars of global profits to the United States next year, Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a radio interview on Thursday, but did not specify exactly how much would be returned.
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Under the amnesty, Argentines can either repatriate money and invest it in low-yield bonds to help finance infrastructure projects or declare assets but keep them abroad and pay a one-time fee and subsequent annual taxes.
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"The concerned authorities in the sultanate, and in coordination with some Yemeni parties, managed to find the aforementioned woman in Yemen and transferred her to the sultanate this evening, in preparation to repatriate her home," ONA said.
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However, some other fund managers said there could be a chilling effect on Gulf bourses in general if investment flows from Saudi Arabia shrank because of the crackdown, or if Saudi investors were forced to repatriate funds.
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The massacre of more than 130 schoolboys in Peshawar in 2014 prompted the government to unveil a "national action plan" to repatriate all refugees, even though no Afghans have been proved to have participated in the attack.
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Since the start of the year, regulators have approved over 100 applications from local companies looking to repatriate $17 billion worth of capital – more than twice what the government has set aside for infrastructure projects this year.
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Apple said in January it expects to pay about $38 billion in taxes on what it plans to bring back to the U.S., implying that it will repatriate virtually all of its $250 billion in overseas profits.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar and Bangladesh will start a fresh attempt next week to repatriate thousands of Rohingya Muslims who fled violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state, officials said on Thursday, nearly a year after a major attempt failed.
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Not only has the statutory tax rate on corporate income fallen from 35 percent to 21 percent, but U.S. companies can now repatriate untaxed income stashed overseas at a 15.5 percent rate (33 percent for illiquid assets).
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We also discuss the RISD Museum and its recent attempt to repatriate an item in its collection, the financial realities that face students, and how arts education can help us solve some of the challenges of today.
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"Although airline insolvencies are relatively rare... they do happen – and at times have required government to step in to repatriate passengers at great cost to the taxpayer," Peter Bucks, who chaired the review, said in a statement.
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A wayward wild elephant from northeast India was washed hundreds of miles down the Brahmaputra River into Bangladesh during torrential flooding earlier this summer, and is now marooned there, despite efforts by the Bangladeshis to repatriate it.
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He's decided to repatriate to the U.S., and the option he chooses depends on how successful he ends up being when he returns stateside—how soon he opens a practice, how much money he ends up making.
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The UK government has a chequered history with Greybull, after the collapse of the firm's airline Monarch in 2017 forced the government to repatriate more than 100,000 stranded tourists at a cost of about 60 million pounds.
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Congress took a stab at enticing companies to repatriate their offshore earnings back in 2004 with a tax holiday, but the "fool me once, shame on you" approach resulted in participating companies cutting more than 20,000 jobs.
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BANGKOK — A senior cabinet minister and army general from Myanmar arrived in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on Thursday to discuss a trouble-plagued scheme to repatriate Rohingya Muslims who fled military assaults and now are in camps in Bangladesh.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh is in negotiations with Myanmar aimed at a deal to repatriate displaced Rohingya and Dhaka's foreign minister will address the matter at talks in Myanmar this week, the Bangladeshi foreign ministry said on Sunday.
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Tanzanian activists, and at least one government official, want Germany to repatriate the skulls of Tanzanian chiefs, including Chief Songea Mbano and Chief Mangi Meli, who rebelled against the German colonial regime in the early 20th century.
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However, 52 percent of voters disagreed with me and really wanted to reduce immigration levels — and it seems clear some also believed they were voting to repatriate existing residents, though that was never suggested by Leave campaigners.
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Big companies like Apple, General Electric and Microsoft have kept an astonishing $2.6 trillion in profits offshore, hoping Congress will lower the tax rate or give them a tax holiday to repatriate the money at ultralow rates.
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Our correspondents examined two phenomena in the regional turmoil: a Russian effort to repatriate women and children from territory held by the crumbling Islamic State, and a push for gender equality that's swelling in Kurdish-controlled areas.
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The Homeland Investment Act permitted corporations to repatriate previously untaxed foreign income at a rate of 22004 percent instead of 35 percent (or a lower rate if a corporation complied with other provisions) in 2005 and 2006.
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The government will not block the return of the around 20 such Swiss men, women and children in the conflict zone, but will take no active measures to repatriate the adults, the cabinet said in a statement.
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DAKAR, Senegal — Nigeria plans to repatriate at least 600 of its citizens living in South Africa after recent attacks in and around Johannesburg that targeted Nigerians and other African immigrants and left at least 10 people dead.
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The United States defense secretary, Mark Esper, warned this month that refusal by Britain and other European countries to repatriate around 2,000 former fighters was creating an "untenable situation" that posed a threat to the region's security.
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The issue of buybacks has become thornier lately in light of the big corporate tax cut Congress passed at the end of 2017 that came with an accompanying major break for companies looking to repatriate overseas profits.
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Apple achieved part of that goal in December 2017, when Trump's tax reform enabled Apple to repatriate hundreds of billions in overseas cash at a lower tax rate, saving the company an estimated $27 billion in taxes.
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"If it is not possible to try them on site anymore, I don't see any other solution than to repatriate those people to France," the French justice minister, Nicole Belloubet, told the newspaper Libération on Jan. 10.
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The U.S. military says the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Kurdish and Arab fighters led by the Kurdish YPG militia, is holding about 700 foreign fighters and attempting to repatriate them to their home countries.
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Her comments, during an onstage discussion organized by the Commonwealth Club, came in response to a question about the possibility of tax reform that would encourage U.S. companies to repatriate some of their massive overseas cash hoards.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A former Chinese automotive official suspected of corruption has returned home from New Zealand to 'surrender' to the authorities, the official Xinhua news agency said on Friday, as Beijing steps up efforts to repatriate fugitives.
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The Trump administration has long sought to have countries repatriate their citizens who went to Syria to fight for ISIS and prosecute them but has had limited success, and their continued detention in Syria has caused concern.
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