• The barriers for filing claims are low for other law firms, and there is no evidence they are pulling punches while corporate crooks get a free pass, he said.

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  • The president avoided mentioning Enron's sudden economic ruin, but he said Congress needed to pass legislation to make corporate America "more accountable to employees and shareholders and held to the highest standards of conduct, " so that workers who saved all their lives will not risk losing everything if their employer fails.

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  • If Sam owns the goodwill, that part of the purchase price should not pass through SamCo with its corporate tax.

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  • An LLC's profits can be taxed as a corporate entity (a C corporation) or as a "pass through" entity (an S corporation), meaning that the company avoids paying tax on both corporate profits and the owners' personal income.

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  • And others that would pass the test, such as corporate tax cuts, are not in the package.

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  • The tougher rules in Switzerland have struck a chord with a Swiss public wearied by a string of high-profile corporate mishaps, and had looked likely to pass since news broke two weeks ago that the Swiss pharmaceuticals giant Novartis planned to give its departing chairman a SFr72m pay-off, even though the plans were subsequently dropped.

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  • At that point either corporate profits must be squeezed, or firms must pass on their higher costs through higher prices.

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  • The reinsurer, in turn, may pass part of its risk along to some other corporate victim.

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  • An LLC's profits can be taxed as a corporate entity (a C corporation) or as a "pass-through" entity (an S corporation), meaning that the company avoids paying taxes on both corporate profits and the owners' personal income.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • That's because an LLC's profits can be taxed as a corporate entity (a C corporation) or as a "pass-through" entity (an S corporation), meaning that the company avoids paying taxes on both corporate profits and the owner's personal income.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • What Congress did in the 1960s was pass a rule that made REITs exempt from paying corporate income taxes as long as they paid 95% of their net income as dividends--a payout requirement that has since been lowered to 90%.

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  • The issue is that a great number of small businesses are taxed as pass- through entities, so the rate of the corporate tax would not necessarily apply to those taxed at the individual rate.

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  • MLPs pay no corporate taxes (which gives them a lower cost of capital) and they pass along all income and deductions to partners, who pay personal taxes.

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  • In federal tax terms, it's a "pass-through" entity, meaning it doesn't pay federal corporate-income taxes at all.

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  • Though no champagne or greeting cards are involved, we do admit to some corporate-congratulations of our own as we compare what we predicted against what actually came to pass.

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  • Under the Bush dividend plan, however, corporations can pass along tax-exempt income to investors only to the extent that they have paid corporate income tax.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Peter Merrill, a principal at the accounting firm of PriceWaterhouseCoopers, argues that the shift to pass-through companies may be the single most important reason why U.S. corporate tax revenues are so low.

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  • Financial penalties are considered ineffective, since companies can simply pay a fine and then pass the cost on to their customers in the form of higher prices, with little impact on corporate behaviour.

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