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How Private Equity Lobbying Watered Down the Corporate Minimum Tax

August 08, 2022

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The new corporate minimum tax is not law yet and is already rife with exceptions for the businesses that might have to pay it.

By Alan Rappeport | NYTimes | NYT > Business | Disclosure

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How Private Equity Lobbying Watered Down the Corporate Minimum Tax

The new corporate minimum tax is not law yet and is already rife with exceptions for the businesses that might have to pay it.

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