It is finding and using loopholes in the law, or creating loopholes.
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So I don't think we're building a business that hopes for loopholes or depends on loopholes.
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Secondly, the very wealthiest, the big corporations have had loopholes, hedge funds have loopholes, they've had a really good ride.
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Carried interest is one of those loopholes that we talk about when we talk about getting rid of loopholes that affect wealthy Americans.
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"So what we need to do is, we need to throw out those complicated loopholes, those deductions, those special interest loopholes," he added.
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He insists he merely exploited tax loopholes legally available to any billionaire — loopholes he says Hillary Clinton failed to close during her years in the United States Senate.
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Ninety-two percent of those surveyed say there are currently too many tax loopholes for wealthy people, and 90 percent say there are too many loopholes for corporations.
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If the Trump administration tries to open up loopholes that allow employers to dump their employees onto the exchanges, then the states can close those loopholes on their own.
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Like the Patriot Act renewal in 2015, this year's fight over 702 will close the NSA's most egregious legal loopholes, but even the best scenario leaves other loopholes open.
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Reality check: Blaming 'loopholes' The administration has branded as "loopholes" a series of laws that are designed to provide human rights and due process rights protections to immigrants, especially children.
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But the federal system has long been mired by gaps and loopholes — and according to a new report by Joshua Eaton for ThinkProgress, one of those loopholes appears to be getting worse.
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In other words, the agency is using its CO2 guidelines as an excuse to create loopholes in other pollution limits—the same sorts of loopholes that Wehrum unsuccessfully championed in the Bush years.
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Here's what you need to know: • Closing loopholes on guns.
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The resulting international patchwork of laws has lots of loopholes.
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Some in the business were not impressed by the loopholes.
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He also aimed to close regulatory loopholes to stop profiteering.
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These loopholes need to be carefully plugged one by one.
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Why do you have a problem with closing the loopholes?
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But the lucrative industry appears to still enjoy regulatory loopholes.
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DePass' troll has uncovered a series of easily exploitable loopholes.
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Plugging loopholes in the rules is a good first step.
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Go deeper: U.S. embassies find loopholes to celebrate Pride Month
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There are too many loopholes to park cash overseas forever.
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Loopholes abound which allow the rich to keep their land.
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However, these criminal organizations that smuggle aliens have found loopholes.
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The loopholes for reissuing or repricing options have been closed.
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But there are plenty of loopholes left in the system.
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We can stop carving out legal loopholes for oil companies.
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Most privacy advocates support the law, though some note loopholes.
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It would also close tax loopholes and expand tax credits.
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Do we really need more loopholes to cheat small businesses?
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"There are three huge loopholes," admitted CBP Commissioner Kevin McAleenan.
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It makes sense to close loopholes and lower tax rates.
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NOT THE MENTION SPECIAL INTERESTS LOOKING TO KEEP THEIR LOOPHOLES.
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In addition, there are little loopholes that accrue over time.
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"There are no loopholes," Shaub said in a tweet Tuesday.
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Wyden last year issued a report examining estate tax loopholes.
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The Republican Party's allergy to closing loopholes predates his presidency.
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The drafters of the state's constitution looked to create loopholes.
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But even with bolstered compliance, major loopholes would still remain.
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But he was angry about loopholes used by the rich.
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You are always liable to create tax loopholes that grow.
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In other words, these loopholes create a functionally open border.
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We have repeatedly called on Congress to close the loopholes.
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There are some loopholes or "workarounds" that could be addressed.
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Provincial ethics rules are a patchwork of restrictions and loopholes.
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So come on Washington: Let's get rid of the loopholes.
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It's one of the most illogical and unjustifiable loopholes ever.
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The loopholes, deductions and special favors for privileged groups remained.
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A president would impose stiff sanctions on Russia without loopholes.
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From the start, the new taxes were pocked with loopholes.
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But there are at least three loopholes in these claims.
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Rather than eliminate the incentives and loopholes, they increase them.
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First, states can close loopholes that Congress refuses to close.
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They've also tried to tighten loopholes to extract tax payments.
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The candidates also favor closing loopholes in existing gun laws.
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Will Mr. Trump's proposals for tax reform address these loopholes?
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Lawyers look for loopholes and mistakes and then negotiate deals.
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Of course, lobbyists continue to find loopholes in this process.
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"That's what perverts have been waiting for: loopholes," Noah said.
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His proposal to reduce or eliminate tax loopholes for the superrich – if sincere, given that he's one of them -- is appropriate at a time when the Panama Papers teach us how large these loopholes are.
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His proposal to reduce or eliminate tax loopholes for the superrich - if sincere, given that he's one of them - is appropriate at a time when the Panama Papers teach us how large these loopholes are.
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Until that changes, loopholes like this one may have to do.
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We have a lot of loopholes that are still not closed.
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But Apple has been slow to close the most glaring loopholes.
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Not that I'm the sort of guy to exploit such loopholes.
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But a new report says those criteria are rife with loopholes.
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Plans have been drawn up to close some of these loopholes.
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The rules they are supposed to enforce are riddled with loopholes.
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And he has asked also for the loopholes to be closed.
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But not all industries have the same access to those loopholes.
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Headlines MPs propose law to crackdown on 'gig economy' loopholes on.ft.
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Congress has previously acted to close loopholes created by technological change.
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When giant companies wanted more tax loopholes, Washington got it done.
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At the federal level, Amazon relies heavily on tax loopholes, too.
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We should not be expanding loopholes in the new farm bill.
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There are "private citizen to private citizen" and gun-show loopholes.
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The groups argue the new rules provide "loopholes" for chemical manufacturers.
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Instead, he called for improved background checks and regulations without loopholes.
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It contains too many loopholes in its enforcement and inspections provisions.
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Congress had the chance to change the law, close the loopholes.
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"These loopholes are questionable and need to be tightened," he said.
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I also called for closing loopholes including the carried interest loophole.
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Congress could close the loopholes, but it's unclear if they will.
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Obama described tax inversion as the most pernicious of tax loopholes.
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Classic tax reform means lower rates in exchange for closing loopholes.
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That's because loopholes are the most underrated locus of political power.
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Urge Congress to close loopholes in gun prohibitions for domestic abusers.
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In 2015, the Obama administration closed some of the FLSA loopholes.
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As should be obvious by now, this legislation expands such loopholes.
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And the public widely supports closing the loopholes in the law.
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If we close the loopholes, we can keep the families together.
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Similarly, it's far too easy for companies to hide behind loopholes.
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The department's first study called for rate cuts and closing loopholes.
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As many have pointed out, these policies are full of loopholes.
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There are no loopholes when it comes to basic human rights.
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The solution is how do we expand, to close these loopholes.
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They view exemptions for religious beliefs as huge loopholes for discrimination.
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To foot the bill for her new plan, Clinton proposes "closing additional high-income tax loopholes -- focusing on loopholes available especially to Wall Street money managers, like hedge funds and private equity firms," an aide said.
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"The President has actually called on Democrats in Congress to fix those loopholes -- the Democrats have failed to come to the table, failed to help this President close these loopholes and fix this problem," she said.
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OBAMA CALLS FOR ACTION ON CORPORATE TAX LOOPHOLES: President Obama on Tuesday called for the Republican-controlled Congress to close corporate tax loopholes such as those that allow U.S. companies to reincorporate overseas to lower their taxes.
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But Democrats in Congress are trying to keep the loopholes in place, using a budget gimmick to try and keep the anti-work loopholes intact so California and other states can keep millions dependent on food stamps.
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The latter understands far more and thus knows which loopholes to exploit.
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"It's easy for people to take advantage of legal loopholes," he said.
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Loopholes in our immigration laws all supported by extremists, open border Democrats.
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"And that tragedy will only end when Congress finally fixes these loopholes."
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There are other loopholes and penalties for violating the law are scant.
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Closing these loopholes could remove many of the harms of data collection.
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While legal teams exploit loopholes, political teams lobby to keep them open.
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Police can use these loopholes to delay or deny access to records.
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But it doesn&apost look like it closed any of the loopholes.
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Net neutrality laws written by ISPs are also reportedly filled with loopholes.
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He would cap deductions for the wealthy and close special-interest loopholes.
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He thinks that there are still loopholes for them to abuse workers.
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CAVUTO: It makes you wonder whether they want to address those loopholes.
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And like Trump, Clinton wants to cut loopholes used by the rich.
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Essentially, WordPress' ToS is filled with loopholes for abusers to spread misinformation.
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There are other potential loopholes unrelated to the "place of business" language.
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The loopholes, about which conservation groups are so concerned, are proving fatal.
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Are you abusing tax loopholes at the expense of middle-class families?
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The corporate tax code is riddled with loopholes and ripe for improvement.
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Exploiting tax loopholes is one of Amazon's most important long-term strategies.
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Even for retirement accounts, the Labor Department's rules contain vagaries and loopholes.
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Are you abusing tax loopholes at the expense of middle class families?
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Perhaps Pfizer could have found more tax loopholes or costs to cut.
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The same may be true for the hundreds of other tax loopholes.
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Sinclair has achieved its formidable reach by exploiting loopholes in these regulations.
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"The decision is flawed, politically motivated and has glaring loopholes," he said.
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Do not create any loopholes for new chemicals to escape EPA scrutiny.
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They must vote to get rid of the loopholes, and fix asylum!
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Middle East, but were thwarted by loopholes and vested interests—including the
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Facebook officially prohibits advertising or selling tobacco products, but there are loopholes.
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Legal loopholes and lax enforcement have allowed them to sidestep those rules.
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Dignified workplaces mean laws that include every worker -- no loopholes, no exclusions.
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It is these loopholes in the system that need to be fixed.
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The U.K. government is also looking at ways to fix those loopholes.
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They also identified similar loopholes in 34 other states at the time.
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Mostad also thinks companies won't be able to hide behind loopholes forever.
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"He hasn't proposed anything to address these loopholes," Mr. Holtz-Eakin said.
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These loopholes reveal the limited impact of raising the federal minimum wage.
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They're not "loopholes," but are actually incentives to encourage investment and growth.
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Multiple plans and options offer more loopholes and obfuscation than actual care.
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Loopholes cost over $1 trillion, and equal incomes don't pay equal taxes.
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We want better privacy protections like the FCC rules, not more loopholes.
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They are scattered around the world, usually in places with legal loopholes.
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The taxes at issue then, however, were predominantly to close corporate loopholes.
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Trolls do nothing but take advantage of loopholes in our patent system.
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Tax authorities can close loopholes and change laws to collect more money.
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Another is that tax reform should close "loopholes" and limit tax preferences.
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Agencies were also told to close regulatory loopholes and improve management procedures.
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These are crippling loopholes that cause family separation, which we don't want.
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The Trump administration says many claims are fake, aided by legal loopholes.
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In a section about loopholes and how individual income might be treated as business income, lowering the person's tax rate, Curry was used as an example of the type of person who would not be allowed to abuse loopholes.
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There are obviously a number of different loopholes including the gun show loophole.
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These are crippling loopholes that cause family separation which we don&apost want.
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If they really want to fix them, change the Immigration Laws and Loopholes.
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But the proposals have possible loopholes that could jeopardize coverage, according to Politifact.
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Although privacy advocates welcomed the regulations, they caution that loopholes could undermine them.
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This was a master class in how to exploit and manipulate regulatory loopholes.
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A "revenue neutral" plan means that tax cuts are offset by closed loopholes.
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But the enterprising and tax-shy can still exploit loopholes in the system.
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Wyden said Democrats' feedback wasn't sought on the tax "loopholes" they find problematic.
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They want to get rid of the loopholes as well as I do.
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So many connections, so many advances, and so many wide-open cybersecurity loopholes.
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He took advantage of loopholes in the law which have since been closed.
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The way to end child marriage is to eliminate all loopholes, all exceptions.
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Even with insurance, due to loopholes it came to a total of $22,2000.
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It has called for the RSPO to address loopholes in the audit process.
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"We've been working to remove such loopholes so victims get justice," Hamid said.
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Nearly 30 years on the law, replete with loopholes, is still being implemented.
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It redraws the basis for taxing multinationals, which are expert at finding loopholes.
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Do they want to keep tax loopholes that let profitable corporations evade taxes?
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They didn't want to leave any bureaucratic loopholes for the authorities to exploit.
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They have also taken advantage of loopholes related to hedging and merchant banking.
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They refuse to give the votes necessary to fix the Loopholes and Asylum.
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No delays, no gimmicks, no loopholes, no shirking of responsibility — the real thing.
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At least 23 states have bills pending that would close domestic violence loopholes.
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Real lobbying reform has to start with new legislation that closes lobbying loopholes.
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It is true that, in time, some of these loopholes could be closed.
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It's funny because people talk about them being loopholes, but they're technically not.
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When enormous Wall Street banks wanted new regulatory loopholes, Washington got it done.
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The prime minister, Li Keqiang, said the case had "exposed many regulatory loopholes".
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The systematic failures that have allowed human traffickers to exploit loopholes are unacceptable.
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A full ban on asbestos in the U.S. without loopholes is long overdue.
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Such delay results from exploiting loopholes in the system for policing drug patents.
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Mr. Thump's manipulation of tax and bankruptcy loopholes helped grow his father's fortune.
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"I don't think it can be weakened when we eliminate loopholes," he said.
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We need to close the loopholes that let corporations escape paying their taxes.
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Not likely, because the new regulations have enormous loopholes to avoid such designations.
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But those special-interest loopholes only benefit the biggest companies and richest individuals.
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Foremost, we need to move forward swiftly with closing loopholes in background checks.
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Second, courts need to be cognizant of all the potential loopholes in application.
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Instead, the administration could pursue loopholes to make incremental changes in the margins.
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Commitments to simply reduce credit exposure with glaring loopholes clearly don't cut it.
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Matt threatens to find some legal loopholes to make sure she never returns.
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The new legislation is also intended to close loopholes in existing gun regulation.
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They said close the loopholes and don't give people a pass on this.
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Nonetheless, the returns reveal enough about the loopholes Mr. Trump took advantage of.
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The Treasury has estimated that these loopholes cost about $25 billion a year.
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This approach would reduce the official 35 percent rate, while also eliminating loopholes.
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And it closes loopholes and strengthens limits on who can receive farm subsidies.
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Companies, of course, have long sought to exploit loopholes in the tax code.
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Tour operators and Cuba experts predicted that the Cuban government would find loopholes.
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But school choice advocates said that any federal policy could mitigate unintended loopholes.
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They caution that their analysis does not include potential "loopholes" in the regulation.
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Some of the [limitations] are absolutely the result of loopholes in our system.
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They want a simpler tax structure, fewer brackets and loopholes to be closed.
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And it closes loopholes that companies and individuals exploit to avoid paying taxes.
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Dimond cautions that trusts "are never ironclad," and can be filled with loopholes.
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Eliminating unjustified tax loopholes is estimated to raise $2628 billion over 28503 years.
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The tax haven loopholes they're using have no purpose other than tax avoidance.
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Every election cycle, special interests use legal loopholes to hide their political spending.
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Legal loopholes and sophistry aside, that would most likely violate the INF Treaty.
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By eliminating or reducing a number of loopholes, it makes the system simpler.
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There aren't likely to be those loopholes for communications with a documentary filmmaker.
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Independent analysts were trying to understand the sanctions and whether there were loopholes.
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An experienced relocator can suggest creative routes or identify loopholes in airline policy.
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Yes, when I was a senator, I did vote to close corporate loopholes.
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She advocated for commonsense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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Plus, Game of Thrones has left itself some resurrection-shaped loopholes here and there, and it would seem almost everybody in the viewership expects the show to avail itself of at least one of those loopholes, if not several of them.
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New York Times columnist Jim Stewart told CNBC that Trump's tax plan — which calls for across-the-board income tax cuts and the closure of loopholes for some investment-related activities — would not close the loopholes that Trump himself used.
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Small Business Majority's scientific opinion polling found 90 percent of small employers say big corporations use loopholes to avoid taxes that small businesses have to pay, and 92 percent say it is a problem when big corporations use such loopholes.
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"Where Senator Portman voted to protect the loopholes that let felons and domestic abusers get guns without a background check, Governor Strickland will be a strong vote in the United States Senate to close those loopholes," Giffords said in a statement.
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The committee held hearings on the ways in which some of our most profitable corporations and wealthiest individuals avoided paying taxes through the use of unjustified tax loopholes — loopholes that have no economic purpose and whose only purpose is tax avoidance.
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Close all those loopholes and use that money to cut tax rates for everybody.
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Yet, Trump is actively working to legalize loopholes that promote discrimination that harms them.
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THAT MEANS YOU HAVE TO PLUG LOOPHOLES TAX EXPENDITURES SO YOU CAN LOWER RATES.
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Chinese officials say the bill just plugs some loopholes in the country's extradition law.
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But there are loopholes that make this less than effective in the real world.
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The subversive industry is feared by the establishment, with investors reliant on legal loopholes.
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If the government didn't want these things to happen, they'd patch up the loopholes.
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Closing loopholes doesn't solve the problem of the base that controls the Republican Party.
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"There are too many loopholes," Ms. Barragan, an administrator at a car auction, said.
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A campaign to close loopholes in tax collection has hit small firms especially hard.
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Like Trump, she has called for closing loopholes that corporations use to avoid taxes.
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We will, very importantly, be funding and closing the loopholes that undermine our enforcement.
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A decent SERIES FINALE wraps up narratives that were left untold and closes loopholes.
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Although the number of countries adopting such measures has steadily grown, loopholes remain common.
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"But there are loopholes in the system that he takes advantage of," argued Campbell.
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VidAngel has tried to find loopholes in the law to make its service work.
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Federal law already has many loopholes in who can and cannot own a firearm.
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But 87% of Republicans support universal background checks and closing the gun show loopholes.
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The congressional bill would close loopholes in federal labor laws that exclude domestic workers.
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And what about the loopholes that hedge fund managers use to game the system.
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They want to see the loopholes closed and Wall Street paying more, not less.
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Eliminating loopholes is a prominent factor in broadening the risk pool, he said. 5.
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Tax law is riddled with loopholes embedded in the economy and defended by beneficiaries.
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Congress must take quick, decisive action to ensure such glaring ethical loopholes are closed.
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Mike Johnson has dismissed his colleague's concerns, stating that the bill will close loopholes.
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But attorneys argued the bills, which the providers endorsed, come with too many loopholes.
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To pay for this tax cut, close more corporate loopholes and cap more deductions.
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And the Murdochs could find loopholes that get around some aspects of the taxes.
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That system did not work well because the wealthy found loopholes to avoid taxes.
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The WSJ attributed this to what it called "loopholes" in United Nations sanctions procedures.
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"These are crippling loopholes that cause family separation, which we don't want," Trump said.
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SO TO CLOSE LOOPHOLES AND REDUCE THE RATES TO MAKE US MORE COMPETITIVE, FINE.
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The work though to actually lower rates is in the closing of those loopholes.
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Yet there are so many loopholes that companies often pay relatively little in tax.
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Steve Bullock wants to make sure that large tech companies pay taxes without loopholes.
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But the marketplace is highly susceptible to fraudsters intent on exploiting the site's loopholes.
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And, yes, when I was a senator, I did vote to close corporate loopholes.
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Close all those loopholes and use that money to cut tax rates for everyone.
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Still, gaping loopholes persist that enable would-be gun owners to avoid background checks.
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He got it in a special session, but it came with loopholes to exploit.
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We'll close the loopholes and fix this broken immigration system once and for all.
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The sanctions have loopholes that are easily skirted by the stroke of a pen.
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The policies mocked by Schumer are known as the gun show and internet loopholes.
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She advocated for common sense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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Everyone is hacking everyone, trying each other's defenses, constantly looking for weaknesses, for loopholes.
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Obama has talked about closing tax loopholes, while Ryan has talked about cutting spending.
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Some note that the law has large loopholes for determining when someone must register.
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Voting against cost of living increases is 1 reason why dark $ loopholes stay open.
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Second, the gaping loopholes in our federal immigration security system must be immediately closed.
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Now the powers that be are systematically loosening screws, unplugging gaps, and widening loopholes.
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But proofs involve assumptions, which are open to challenge, and loopholes keep turning up.
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Government forces have exploited loopholes in the cease-fire agreement to continue their advance.
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Private jets are able to bypass travel bans and screenings through loopholes Crabbe explained.
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However, the bill contains many loopholes that allow employers not to offer sick leave.
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To others this looks like an attempt to ensure any eventual deal has loopholes.
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Get rid of the loopholes, and I am with you on the corporate taxes.
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And today, many states still have marital rape loopholes in certain sexual assault laws.
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Are there loopholes to get around those restrictive carry-on baggage and boarding rules?
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The fund would be paid for by closing tax loopholes for the wealthy. Sen.
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But an effort to close loopholes in those rules, for now, has been stalled.
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In January, Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, scolded states that were looking for loopholes.
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Gottlieb acknowledged the difficulty in trying to police drug companies that exploit legal loopholes.
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If it was forbidden to investigate other politicians, it would open up massive loopholes.
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Critics say the World Anti-Doping Agency's banishment of Russia has too many loopholes.
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The answer, in a word, is yes, although there are some loopholes, Kitrosser said.
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Here are five such loopholes that Congress could have and should have eliminated: 22019.
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Moreover, individual tax rates are too high with too many categories, deductions and loopholes.
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Mnuchin said the revenue losses would also be offset by killing many tax loopholes.
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I'm not the first to point out all these loopholes and weaknesses in DACA.
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But, [due to various loopholes], the loans are often backed by US tax dollars.
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Gaps and loopholes in current immigration laws have resulted in too many dead Americans.
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Under normal circumstances, these kinds of ad copy loopholes are annoying but, like, fine.
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The administration should also work to strengthen the program by eliminating other regulatory loopholes.
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HIDDEN CITY FARES Most airlines prohibit exploiting these pricing loopholes, though few have prosecuted.
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California politicians have been particularly aggressive in trying to close these sorts of loopholes.
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In his speech, Trump bemoaned the complexity of the tax code, high tax rates, and too many loopholes—common complaints among Republicans, though the loophole stuff is of course rich given the president's well-known use of loopholes in his business career.
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Once SESTA/FOSTA is repealed, we should pass legislation that screens for trafficking in all relevant arrests while closing loopholes in labor laws that exempt the agricultural sector, family businesses, and children from such screening—loopholes that stymie our fight against traffickers.
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Unlike Trump's plan, which creates new tax loopholes and is a corporate giveaway, my Rebuild America Act would be paid for by eliminating tax loopholes that allow hugely profitable multinational corporations to stash their profits in offshore tax havens around the world.
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NIELSEN: If Congress closes the loopholes, some of which — many of which are closed in the two bills that we hope are taken up this week by the House, then they close the loopholes and the families will stay together throughout the proceedings.
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Loopholes lenders had exploited to set interest rates higher than the regulatory maximum were closed.
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He cited unfair law enforcement, arbitrary inspections and inadequate supervision as loopholes in market regulation.
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Whereas banning the procedure hasn't proven successful, lawmakers have found loopholes to create other barriers.
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This legislation would provide nearly $35 billion to improve water infrastructure by closing corporate loopholes.
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But there are plenty of loopholes to push through the most urgent cases, Khanna said.
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IF WE CAN SQUEEZE THE NUMBERS AND PLUG MORE LOOPHOLES AND GET TO 15%. GREAT.
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At least it seems like there are loopholes when it comes to this particular rule.
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That case, Lam said, highlighted "loopholes" in the current law with regards to Greater China.
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The best example of that would be simple tax reform with fewer or no loopholes.
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I was one of the few undocumented immigrants for whom the exceptions and loopholes worked.
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There's another industry, though, that exploited multiple loopholes on its path to greatness: Chinese tech.
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The 1986 law closed a lot of those loopholes, but also cut the top rate.
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She says loopholes in the laws need to be closed so families can stay together.
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" He added: "CATSAA is written with the idea that there should be almost no loopholes.
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Most of these corporate tax loopholes are small, but their aggregate weight is quite large.
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Depending on the specifics, some of that could be made up for by closing loopholes.
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Yes, but: Consequential as the policy is, it does have loopholes that limit its impact.
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What happens if you start playing with the loopholes in the rules of their definitions?
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They have proposed lower marginal rates, a higher standard deduction and elimination of some loopholes.
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A bill in Congress right now threatens to create even more loopholes enabling genetic discrimination.
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And this was supposed to be done in conjunction with the closing of some loopholes.
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They exploited the loopholes in our laws to enter the country as unaccompanied alien minors.
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Even simple international policies, like plugging tax-haven loopholes, have seen little or no progress.
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Schools are able to find these loopholes for public records laws for protecting trade secrets.
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Taking commonsense steps to close those loopholes, experts say, could block other fraudsters from entry.
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We've already seen net neutrality legislation written by the ISPs, and it's filled with loopholes.
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In America the GINA Act theoretically prevents genetic discrimination, but recent cases show significant loopholes.
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Hidden loopholes and pages of fine print disclosures create confusion and add to the distrust.
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"Worse, loopholes risk ... allowing countries to cheat," Femke de Jong of Carbon Market Watch said.
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The guidelines also close key legal loopholes that rig the system in favor of corporations.
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" He added: "CATSAA is written with the idea that there should be almost no loopholes.
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The bill will finally close legal loopholes used by the Home Office to bypass Parliament.
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On Monday, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin reiterated the proposal to get rid of those loopholes.
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"I've long talked about this," McAuliffe continued, mentioning background checks and loopholes at gun shows.
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Are these loopholes in the tax code, or is it just the way things are?
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Keeping this approach, but toughening up the policing, means creating yet more rules—and loopholes.
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But many investors are still exploiting regulatory loopholes, turning to smaller and less restrictive cities.
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But large corporations do, which means they can dedicate significant resources to utilizing tax loopholes.
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The impact of tax loopholes is a huge concern for us, and we're not alone.
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Decades of government loopholes, carve outs, handouts have overpromised, while government spending programs have underdelivered.
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Healthcare, Retail, TransportationCBD and hemp startups are using creative loopholes to skirt Facebook's ad ban.
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The loopholes that Nixon and Salazar want to close have directly contributed to the crisis.
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In other words, arcane loopholes, even now, are allowing credibly accused abusers to operate unfettered.
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The ban permits few exceptions: even standard loopholes for rape and incest are not available.
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We also knew that the laws meant to restrict those farmers' malfeasance had many loopholes.
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Over the past year, authorities have strengthened regulatory oversight and closed loopholes in the country.
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The House has already passed a bill to close loopholes in our background check system.
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Loopholes notwithstanding, convictions for misdemeanor domestic violence and felonies are entered into the NICS databases.
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Mr. Kaine supports "targeted spending reductions" but wants to close tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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The resulting loss of revenue would be partly offset by eliminating loopholes and limiting deductions.
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One factor contributing to the abuse are the loopholes surrounding employment authorization for non-citizens.
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Economists said Trump's order has many loopholes to enforcement and could violate international trade law.
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Could be fixed so easily if they would vote with Republicans to fix the loopholes.
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Raise the tax rate and get rid of the loopholes, get rid of carried interest.
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" Kudlow said the Trump administration is not yet "satisfied" that trade loopholes "have been closed.
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President Donald Trump pledged to eliminate "tax breaks and loopholes" that favor the highest earners.
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Only Honda and Hyundai were in full compliance with the standards without resorting to loopholes.
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President Reagan and congressional Republicans wanted lower tax rates and Democrats wanted to close loopholes.
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Laws governing massage parlors are riddled with loopholes that allow for criminal operations, Polaris said.
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This morning, Schumer premiered a clip poking fun at a very serious subject: gun loopholes.
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They could do this by cutting spending, closing tax loopholes, or eliminating certain tax breaks.
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He's also looking for loopholes to exploit—a "plan B" could be selling DIY kits.
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Good tax reform slashes individual rates so that reductions and loopholes are no longer necessary.
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But the rules contain loopholes, and the South Asian yards continue to dismantle old ships.
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Indeed, the last time that Congress adopted any legislation closing estate tax loopholes was 1990.
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When Congress opens loopholes, it's typically with the intention of shoving Americans right through them.
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Loopholes in the Security Council resolution allowed for military operations to continue against terrorist groups.
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So even closing vaccine loopholes after generations of permissiveness won't necessarily capture everyone who's unvaccinated.
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Instead, they should ask tough questions about his legal errors and the loopholes he created.
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They hire sharp accountants, exploit loopholes, and use special tax havens to shield their money.
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Chaudhry said the government was looking to close "loopholes" that allowed banned groups to operate.
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And there are many loopholes that could be closed in the name of greater equity.
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"This would really help close all the loopholes in the Equal Pay Act," says Williams.
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Closing various corporate loopholes would add back about $400 billion, the Tax Policy Center estimated.
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Even when states do have rules on the books, they vary widely and loopholes abound.
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Critics — including social-media watchdogs and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — slammed Facebook for the loopholes.
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However, many companies don't pay it since there are a ton of special interest loopholes.
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Those sanctions were especially potent, closing loopholes and cutting off important funding for the North.
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But to get there, it should try to close loopholes, not open giant new ones.
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Business investments would be completely deducted immediately, and all "loopholes" and credits would be eliminated.
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There are 3 huge loopholes in Trump's justification for assassinating Iran's top general, Qassem Soleimani
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The investigation of the sinking has exposed numerous loopholes in safety standards in South Korea.
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But in the end, the hero can only pore over paperwork, looking desperately for loopholes.
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Some environmental groups criticized the slower pace and expanded loopholes the deal awarded the automakers.
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Business investments would be completely deducted immediately, and all 'loopholes' and credits would be eliminated.
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Some analysts worry that Moscow will find loopholes for them to stay, citing "humanitarian" reasons.
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In 2014, facing mounting pressure from the EU and the US, Ireland closed these loopholes.
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We are a nation that protects innovators and entrepreneurs — not legal loopholes for economic predators.
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Supporters of the law in Congress have been pushing to close some of those loopholes.
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There are less obvious loopholes this time, making it a politically riskier tactic, Gleckman said.
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Yet the program was extended in February and is now being expanded to close loopholes.
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Ted Deutch's argument to "bring up the assault weapons ban and close all those loopholes."
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Needless to say, the United States also offers far more loopholes than any other country.
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The plan also lists several loopholes around background checks that Biden would tackle as president.
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But in the end, the hero can only pore over paperwork, looking desperately for loopholes.
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The White House cites a 1997 court settlement and a 2008 law as these loopholes.
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The reason is simple: the bill is junk, hastily drafted and full of exploitable loopholes.
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Honest reform would have meant closing corporate loopholes — a move they originally promised to make.
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But investigative records like those are often impossible to obtain due to various confidentiality loopholes.
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It pushed for more transparency in free trade deals and close tax loopholes for corporations.
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The bill would close all the loopholes in federal labor laws that exclude domestic workers.
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Clearly, the league thinks that teams taking advantage of quasi-loopholes is part of that.
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"One public meeting will not close background check loopholes," said Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer.
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Closing those loopholes is bound to be difficult, politically costly—and not at all fun.
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"Get rid of the tax loopholes, get rid of all of the subsidies," he said.
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"Companies should not perceive discrepancies or loopholes in U.S. energy-related secondary sanctions," he added.
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And if that's too much trouble, there are other loopholes one can take advantage of.
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Small Business Majority's polling found that an overwhelming 90 percent of small business owners believe big corporations use loopholes to avoid taxes that small businesses have to pay, and 75 percent believe their small business is harmed when big corporations use loopholes to avoid taxes.
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BUSINESS • The European Commission is expected to propose plans today to remove six corporate-tax loopholes.
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Officials have worked to close loopholes, to stamp out insider trading and to cut reckless borrowing.
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"None of these loopholes she's using were created because of anything Hillary Clinton did," Stewart says.
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"They're crowded because the Democrats will not give us any relief from these loopholes," Trump said.
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However, there are loopholes for entrepreneurial ex-Googlers who want to start self-driving truck companies.
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Madhesi lawmakers protested and walked out of parliament, saying the changes had loopholes and were incomplete.
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Loopholes and convoluted privacy agreements are used and abused until they're exposed as legal fig leaves.
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So many of the big hacking attacks are successful because they exploit loopholes in older software.
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They oppose changing the loopholes that encourage and allow people to stay in the U.S. illegally.
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Chinese officials say the bill would merely plug some loopholes in the country's extradition law. 3.
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And the whole point is we&aposre just like liberals, we want to close the loopholes.
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With the call inviting her to testify before Congress about gun-buying loopholes, she eagerly accepted.
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But he said he will revoke the bill from a vote unless those loopholes are plugged.
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" "Crucially, our plan closes the terrible loopholes exploited by criminals and terrorists to enter our country.
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In 2019, strive to own and learn from these mistakes, close the loopholes, and do better.
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There are always going to be security loopholes and a chance for corruption within any system.
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Yet when loopholes allow local dialects on air, such as in traditional opera, they are exploited.
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At the food and drug regulator, it said there were "many loopholes" in the regulatory process.
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And we will try, after Trump, to close the loopholes in the system his dishonesty revealed.
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Personal taxes are a labyrinth of privileges and loopholes, most of which benefit the well-off.
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"We are not doing anything sneaky or relying on any private APIs or loopholes," he explains.
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No one doubts that America's tax code is a mess, stuffed full of loopholes and complexity.
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Beware that some of these "tax free" states do have some loopholes that occasionally target visitors.
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" Nielsen said the administration opposes the Graham- and Durbin-led deal for insufficiently closing immigration "loopholes.
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But there are certain loopholes that mean there could still be outside influence in the vote.
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Meanwhile, North Korea has found so many sanctions loopholes that experts have deemed international sanctions ineffective.
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However, startup founders shouldn't need to pass through loopholes to unleash their growth in New York.
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THE White House has long promised to fund tax cuts by scrapping unspecified loopholes and deductions.
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He advised lowering the top tax rate from 212 to 333 percent and closing tax loopholes.
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Trump's own tax proposals would actually close down none of the remaining tax "loopholes" benefiting debt.
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However, there are many loopholes and deductions that Trump's team of lawyers could help him navigate.
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Gucci Gulch refers to tax lawyers and Gucci Loopers (ph) who create loopholes for rich people.
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We got to 28% essentially because that was the amount of loopholes that we could close.
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Williams cannily exploited gaping loopholes in the health insurance system that allowed him almost unfettered entry.
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Now it`s up to Congress to close these loopholes and gain control of this border.
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We need to close the loopholes and then we need personnel and resources that we need.
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They know better than most of us, so they know the loopholes, they are exploiting them.
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Context: This is just one front of a broad Russian campaign that often exploits legal loopholes.
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That in turn is why the tax code is full of loopholes that benefit the wealthy.
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She proposes eliminating the income cap on payroll taxes, carried interest and ETF tax loopholes. Sen.
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Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross must submit a review of "Buy American" loopholes within 220 days.
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But many bank-friendly loopholes would remain open, allowing the same tax dodging schemes to persist.
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As a result, margarine makers can't call it "butter" (though some manufacturers have found creative loopholes).
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Loopholes that allow multinational corporations to dodge their taxes are essential to keep the U.S. competitive.
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"These loopholes in current law create a dramatic pull factor for additional illegal immigration," he said.
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It relies on exploiting loopholes in a fast-growing area of advertising known as affiliate marketing.
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Companies may simply exploit loopholes, such as a clause excepting postings of less than six months.
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The case study presented is indicative of larger loopholes in the immigration system, the AP contends.
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The group discussed loopholes in U.S. immigration laws and how to address MS-13 gang violence.
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The "bad guys" use loopholes in the existing scheduling laws to create new legal fentanyl variants.
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Loopholes, however, have allowed large farms to benefit and sometimes blow past the existing subsidies cap.
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Set upon a life of leisure, Moondog looks for loopholes in the task set before him.
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If they changed asylum and if they changed loopholes everything on the border would be perfect.
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The budget proposal could create loopholes that allow dangerous individuals to legally buy weapons, Schumer argued.
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"Democrats, working with Republicans in Congress, can fix the Asylum and other loopholes quickly," he tweeted.
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The power to close these loopholes for good now rests with President Donald Trump and McConnell.
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Tax reformers from both parties want to reduce rates while closing loopholes and broadening the base.
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"Please look over [the proof] for any loopholes I might have missed," the anonymous poster wrote.
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This phenomenon is hardly isolated to Chinese mothers coming to California to exploit American immigration loopholes.
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So in "tax reform," lowering tax rates comes with another thing: closing loopholes and reducing deductions.
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Many of our readers will have already spotted the enormous loopholes gaping in this proposed legislation.
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His tax changes would raise duties on dividends, eliminate loopholes and hike charges on unproductive land.
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Loopholes and inadequacies in the Equal Pay Act mean that pay discrimination persists throughout our economy.
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The estate tax is also riddled with loopholes, which the 2017 law did nothing to address.
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Gun rights advocates say loopholes allowed for the sale of slightly modified versions throughout the ban.
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"They are not loopholes, they are federal guarantees to protect children like him," Mr. Dunn said.
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But because of loopholes and inconsistent laws at the state level, many abusers own guns anyway.
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We must take a vote on the House-passed bill to close these loopholes without delay.
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He exploited loopholes in national security to achieve masterful strokes of espionage, counterterrorism or simple revenge.
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When campaigning, Mr. Trump promised to close tax loopholes based on his expert knowledge of them.
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A few examples: • Campaign Finance Australia's campaign finance system is riddled with loopholes and delayed disclosures.
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The goal was to cut tax rates without reducing government revenue because loopholes would be closed.
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I don't think you can really do meaningful tax reform without closing the most egregious loopholes.
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We did not find any suspicious loopholes in the fine print of either company's return policy.
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I knew the trip was a bad idea, but I kept trying to find these loopholes.
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Fourth, business tax reform must not open up new loopholes for top earners to evade taxes.
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Santa Clara city officials this week discussed revamping zoning that would limit Airbnb stays and loopholes.
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One is whether to offset tax cuts by cutting spending or closing tax loopholes or both.
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The party largely advocates for common sense reforms to address background checks, loopholes and assault weapons.
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EU rules to fight money laundering have been overhauled, but some loopholes have never been closed.
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But there is no agreement on which loopholes to close or where to set the rate.
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Well, if the rate comes down to a point where it's competitive, why keep the loopholes?
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That would prevent China from exploiting loopholes in Nafta, playing well to a blue-collar base.
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Some of this is deliberate, the companies using loopholes to lower labor costs and maximize profit.
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But the unjustified tax loopholes we've identified here and others like them have no such justification.
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With various legerdemain and loopholes, however, the U.S. corporate tax rate is effectively around 21625 percent.
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Trump has signaled support for legislation that would close some loopholes in the background check system.
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Perhaps the Justice Department and the Mueller investigation will close this and other loopholes in FARA.
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To make such significant changes fair, the plan will close the loopholes given to large corporations.
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An additional misconception regarding Section 2628 exchanges is that they are tax "loopholes" for the wealthy.
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That's because persistent systemic barriers and loopholes in existing equal pay laws continue to shortchange women.
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Still, other states are recognizing the value in a legal body that sleuths out legal loopholes.
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Decades of targeted changes have left numerous loopholes and tax shelters not needed in this century.
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And it doesn't close the loopholes in US labor laws that have left domestic workers unprotected.
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Now there are questions about the technical glitches and loopholes left by the hastily passed plan.
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Waivers in "buy American" laws also provide large loopholes that permit government procurement from other countries.
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They bought off interest groups, exploited parliamentary loopholes, and ignored the clear will of the people.
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On closer inspection, it looks a lot like a plan to create loopholes to avoid them.
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Trump's exploitation of loopholes in American conflict of interest law, after all, is a policy issue.
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Crucially, our plan closes the terrible loopholes exploited by criminals and terrorists to enter our country.
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Senate Democrats called last year for a $1 trillion infrastructure program, financed by closing tax loopholes.
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BECKY QUICK: If we had a simpler tax code, one that would not allow for so many loopholes, one that would not make it worthwhile for big companies to employ legions of accountants to try and make use of those loopholes, would that not be better?
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These loopholes force the release of alien minors into the country when they illegally cross the border.
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Legislation can be written by lobbyists with tricky loopholes that end up benefiting giants and harming upstarts.
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Rich people used to have a lot more loopholes and deductions of which they could avail themselves.
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Egypt has this year raised customs tariffs on luxury goods, plugged customs loopholes, and tightened quality controls.
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But Francis Weyzig, a tax expert at Oxfam, a charity, says the draft law has worrying loopholes.
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Kushner pulled together a negotiating team, asking questions about funding for the wall and closing legal loopholes.
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We've seen state legislatures change their tune and tighten those loopholes after massive outbreaks in the past.
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I knew I wanted medication but I had to jump through so many loopholes to get it.
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Loopholes in our immigration laws, all supported by extremist, open-border Democrats -- and that's what they are.
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And in the end there are plenty of loopholes through which any candidate or PAC could slip.
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He is finding loopholes in policy which is almost worse than the people who blatantly have violations.
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He wrote that Washington now "must work to get rid of the Loopholes and fix Asylum" laws.
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Instead, these companies and the government may find it's easier to work together to fix these loopholes.
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But even then, there are a number of loopholes that allow abusers to access potentially deadly weapons.
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There are horror stories, he says, listing a few openly exploitative app makers and egregious security loopholes.
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What's happening: The anti-cashless laws require all retailers and restaurants to accept cash — with some loopholes.
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Instead he promised to close "tax loopholes" that supposedly let the rich evade $1.6 trillion in taxes.
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Only when used in concert did these loopholes allow attackers to compromise accounts, Zuckerberg said on Friday.
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It's fought to keep dangerous loopholes in our laws open; it's peddled misinformation; it's argued for inaction.
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Enter FOSTA-SESTA, which create enforceable loopholes in websites if they appear to be allowing prostitution advertisements.
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The Trump administration has long supported a more zero-tolerance policy, decrying existing loopholes in the system.
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He called on lawmakers to eliminate "wasteful" loopholes that he said favor wealthier Americans and powerful corporations.
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He contended cutting loopholes and boosting tax revenue would create more revenue to fund infrastructure and education.
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There are some common loopholes and roadblocks you may need to clear to get free birth control.
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We need to clamp down on loopholes and unnecessary crony-capitalist deductions to broaden the tax base.
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The answer is not to fix the loopholes in the tax system, but to rethink it entirely.
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Unfortunately, some liable third parties have found loopholes in laws and regulations that shift costs to Medicaid.
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Economists expect Beijing to tighten capital controls and close regulatory loopholes to curb the flight of money.
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"From what I have seen put out so far there are already loopholes malicious actors could exploit."
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"Those who order assassinations are often the ones who fear that loopholes will be closed," she said.
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The founding fathers dreamed of a country free of estate taxes and rich with capital gains loopholes.
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Some have been proposed, but watered down and laden with loopholes and complexities not intended by Congress.
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What we're not in favor of is using tax loopholes to move income around to avoid taxation.
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Sanders' marketing appeal has leveraged an American public growing more and more dissatisfied with campaign finance loopholes.
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The Republican-controlled Congress is poised to pass a tax bill riddled with ambiguities, loopholes, and giveaways.
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The Senate bill, in turn, professes to include price protection, but it presents insurers with other loopholes.
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There are spending loopholes to close and outside incomes to limit and corrupt pols' pensions to seize.
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Others, such as France, Spain and Belgium, tax inheritances at relatively high rates (though with complex loopholes).
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Even if a new bill closed those loopholes, Title II does more than simply protect Net Neutrality.
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President Trump has reportedly criticized the New Start Treaty, which does have significant flaws and verification loopholes.
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If the latter, we can even use Trump's own case to help identify and close those loopholes.
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When women's workplaces are dignified, we see laws that include protections for everyone — no loopholes, no exclusions.
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Lower tax rates across the board and the elimination of loopholes will keep capital in the country.
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But despite its commitment, Vice News and ProPublica say they have found loopholes in Facebook's transparency rules.
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Obviously, there's a lot more wall we want to see built and we want to close loopholes.
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Politicians tend to claim that they could afford to cut the rate if only they closed loopholes.
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Pension checks are spent locally and domestically, unlike money given to corporations through tax loopholes and subsidies.
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There are more than 200 loopholes buried throughout the tax code that collectively cost $85033 trillion annually.
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Because of tax loopholes, he managed to report zero income (actually losses!) for both 1978 and 1979.
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It offers no guidance, however, on how to broaden the tax base or which loopholes to close.
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There are many other gaps and loopholes to plug in both the U.S. and UN sanctions regime.
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" DHS data supports this claim, though the department has repeatedly claimed that immigrants have "exploited asylum loopholes.
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That's simply because current loopholes in our background check system help the gun industry sell more guns.
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"Predatory debt collectors use loopholes in our laws to claim families' wages, homes and vehicles," said Cummings.
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Beyond that, what Congress really needs to do is close the loopholes that allow H-1B abuses.
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And if the Democrats were willing to change loopholes and change asylum, we could end it immediately.
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Banks should no longer be allowed to hide behind loopholes, particularly when it comes to terrorism financing.
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The legislation centers on disclosure, closing loopholes that shadowy political groups have exploited to hide their donors.
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Through these loopholes, large corporations have stashed trillions of dollars outside the United States to avoid taxes.
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There are loopholes that allow for health providers to not notify patients that they've shared their data.
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There is also no fiduciary duty to one's family to minimize taxes by taking advantage of loopholes.
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On paper, both are illegal, but experts say hidden loopholes have made the law easy to skirt.
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Congress, he said, should bring back the loopholes that had made the old tax shelters so popular.
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These 1986 reforms worked for a while, until corporate lobbyists managed to undermine them with more loopholes.
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The Latin American state was deleted because it had plugged legal loopholes that made money laundering possible.
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They are taking advantage of "loopholes" in our asylum laws to game the system and settle here.
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Obama said that when companies exploit loopholes such as inversions, investment is hindered in the United States.
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Current plans for tax reform, Gardner said, have not focused on closing these loopholes and eliminating breaks.
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"By closing these loopholes and expanding background checks we will make our communities safer," McBath said Tuesday.
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This has led to loopholes in the sanctions allowing North Korea to continue to acquire U.S. technology.
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Now let's look at the base broadening — the part where we get rid of deductions and loopholes.
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So getting rid of these deductions and loopholes is helping to pay for the lower tax rates.
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Ryder Pearce, YoGov's founder and CEO, is no stranger to finding ways to profit off of loopholes.
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As long as these regulatory loopholes exist, employers and software makers will find ways to exploit them.
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Because of those and other travel ban modifications, the embargo is now laden with loopholes and exemptions.
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The plan would eliminate many corporate "loopholes" and deductions, such as the state and local tax deduction.
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Essentially, these lawsuits would serve to call attention to the US's loopholes and lax regulations on firearms.
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But there are loopholes that allow the parties to accept corporate and private donations with little oversight.
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The Economist thinks that the tax systems around the world are too complex and full of loopholes.
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Until then, the loopholes in our campaign financing laws will continue to advantage billionaires like Michael Bloomberg.
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It would raise the standard deduction and cap itemized deductions, which he said would reduce tax loopholes.
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Loopholes would have to be closed to prevent avoidance, but only the mega-rich would lose out.
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The latest ban also has loopholes that will allow the trade of wildlife for medicine or research.
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Drug companies are exploiting loopholes in the policy to serve consumers targeted ads about the personal health.
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But purported loopholes in the proposed assessment criteria could leave room for banks to skimp their responsibilities.
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These programs let outsiders compromise mobile devices by sending errant information through loopholes in these communication programs.
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Nor are there any tax code loopholes or high-priced accountants that can save him this time.
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If the tax plan is to be deficit neutral, what tax loopholes can Congress agree to eliminate?
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Countries can use these loopholes to spend unlimited amounts of money, in secret, to influence the elections.
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The surprising resilience has highlighted market loopholes that allow buyers to skirt existing restrictions in certain cities.
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And we provide countless loopholes that corporations and the rich exploit to reduce their taxes even more.
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The estate tax should be hiked, and loopholes used to duck it ought to be shut down.
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We need to simplify the tax code while closing lobbyist-driven loopholes and incentivizing long-term investment.
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Republicans liked lower rates, and Democrats wanted loopholes closed, but no one had put the two together.
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"If the exit ban and investigation progress are not well synchronized, there are loopholes," the article said.
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"If the exit ban and investigation progress are not well synchronized, there are loopholes," the article said.
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Pass corporate income tax reform including eliminating tax avoidance loopholes to level the playing field among corporations.
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And loopholes that allow developers not to build affordable homes serve precisely no one but the developers.
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But some companies that enjoy the most generous loopholes can end up paying no tax at all.
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It is time for a major overhaul of the U.S. tax code, tax rates, deductions and loopholes.
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Miller blamed court decisions and Congress for not closing legal "loopholes" that he said incentivize illegal immigration.
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Closing this and other outdated loopholes once and for all will help pay down our national debt.
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"Governments were obviously there to negotiate loopholes and how they can get away with polluting," Bastida said.
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China accelerated those efforts in 2017 by strengthening regulatory oversight and closed several loopholes in the economy.
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The latter, of course, undergo a shoddy process with dangerous loopholes that Congress has declined to close.
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Australia and Brazil were among the countries that insisted on what were widely described as accounting loopholes.
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The state says it is closing loopholes while the gun lobby says the rule changes are unnecessary.
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North Korea has been able to exploit existing loopholes to get some relief from international sanctions, and with a Phase One trade deal between the US and China reportedly done, now is a fine time for Trump to ask Xi to work with him on closing these loopholes.
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But we need help from Congress, we need to change those laws that allowing these loopholes to continue.
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He blamed the recent surge in separations of unaccompanied children and their families on loopholes in immigration law.
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Despite Facebook's efforts to make political ad funding more transparent, loopholes enable ad buyers to remain relatively anonymous.
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I agree with that, OK. But we&aposre not satisfied yet that all the loopholes have been closed.
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The partnership is instead with Supreme Italia, a knock-off brand that exists thanks to international trademark loopholes.
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Going forward, there are a few interesting loopholes for where data can be shared between the two platforms.
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The fact that we have companies that use bankruptcy loopholes to refuse to pay coal miners their pensions.
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The increase in smuggling by air may as well stem from the loopholes of the EU-Turkey deal.
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They've described its members as people who are trying to take advantages of loopholes in the asylum system.
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Democrats also hammered the Trump administration's vaping policy, arguing it is full of loopholes that make it ineffective.
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My plan, break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share.
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The trouble is that some gaping loopholes have already been protected and others are likely to open up.
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The administration has long agitated to overhaul the law to close these "loopholes," over strident objection from Democrats.
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Over that period, corporations have also carved out various loopholes that let them avoid paying the full rate.
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Currently, the organization is working to close loopholes by extending background checks to gun shows and internet sales.
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Close loopholes that allow guns to be sold without background checks at gun shows and on the internet.
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The deduction for pass-throughs is seen as one of the major loopholes in the Republican tax cuts.
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RYAN: I think dropping the corporate rate in -- without any kind of closing of the loopholes... CAVUTO: Understood.
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We must cut taxes for hard-working Americans, while ending the swampy loopholes crafted by special interest groups.
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Crippling loopholes in our laws have enabled MS-13 gang members and other criminals to infiltrate our communities.
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And Democrats in congress refused to close these loopholes, including the disgraceful practice known as catch and release.
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While not illegal, the Camerons' use of inheritance tax loopholes was not great for the prime minister's optics.
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Huawei, the global networks market leader with annual sales exceeding $100 billion, denies that such security loopholes exist.
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But loopholes still exist that let people convicted of domestic violence buy guns online or through private sellers.
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I know it may not be, because of loopholes, but it felt like some illegal action had happened.
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Carson's answer was that he'd "close loopholes" and cut "wasteful spending," which isn't really an answer at all.
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Facebook's attack was multi-pronged and used previously unknown security loopholes in multiple applications available on the platform.
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An LSAT test prep refers to President Trump manipulating tax and bankruptcy loopholes to grow his father's fortune.
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She talked about loopholes in the law that allowed dealers to sell assault rifles weapons at gun shows.
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Moreover, this so-called "pricing commitment" is for a limited time and is riddled with ambiguities and loopholes.
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The government can increase taxes by raising rates and/or by closing down "loopholes" available to wage earners.
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HR 85033 aims to close these loopholes and ensure that the right party is paying the right claims.
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Claire McCaskill said Allergan's deal is "one of the most brazen and absurd loopholes" and should be illegal.
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He had demanded that Babis explain his financial dealings, including using legal loopholes to issue tax-free bonds.
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The result, of course, is typically a plethora of exceptions, qualifiers and exemptions — what we might call loopholes.
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Time is running out for some popular Social Security claiming strategies President Barack Obama has called unintended loopholes.
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Tax reform would mean eliminating loopholes or provisions that benefit some taxpayers in conjunction with lowering tax rates.
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Addressing child marriage through loopholes in the immigration system or through parental consent are all stop-gap measures.
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" It speaks volumes that Nielsen dismisses the Flores settlement, which was designed to protect children, as "legal loopholes.
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There is discussion of cutting some of the inefficient loopholes in the tax code primarily benefitting rich homeowners.
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More important, he afterward chose not to go looking for loopholes but to implement it with considerable vigor.
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Amazon built its empire on horrifying conditions at its warehouses, accumulating profit by navigating loopholes of tax avoidance.
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In the worst cases, these loopholes are being exploited by human traffickers and violent gangs like MS-13.
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I want to give the Democrats every last chance to quickly negotiate simple changes to Asylum and Loopholes.
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Clinton would leave it at 35 percent and try to extract even more revenue by closing various loopholes.
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One source said the regulator was drafting guidelines on AMCs to regulate their businesses and close possible loopholes.
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Small businesses often do not get their lowest possible rate, failing to navigate complex loopholes and depreciation schedules.
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They are crowded (which we brought up, not them) because the Dems won't change the Loopholes and Asylum.
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Schatz said he is too and will be on the lookout for any "loopholes" inserted in the bill.
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She called for improved border security, the end of sanctuary city policies and the closure of immigration loopholes.
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It would also block the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Transportation from creating loopholes in the standards.
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It would encourage customers to buy American-made cars and close tax loopholes for companies moving jobs overseas.
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In my opinion, we need legislation that says: No sales, period, because the loopholes can be a problem.
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But a leaked text of the proposed agreement with Russia shows that it is riddled with dangerous loopholes.
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The companies exploit loopholes in U.S. and international tax rules to pay almost no tax on non-U.
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On Monday, Hargan blamed "dangerous loopholes" in the U.S. immigration system that put immigrant children in precarious situations.
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The arrangements allow companies to shift profits and exploit loopholes in order to pay lower effective tax rates.
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" Nielsen used the surge to justify the need for greater border security and what she called "dangerous loopholes.
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The problem with that is it creates unintentional loopholes in something that's supposed to be black and white.
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"Only Congress can fully close the loopholes" that wealthy individuals or corporations can take advantage of, Obama said.
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Schumer plays the host of a fake infomercial presenting a handgun as a "special deal" available via loopholes.
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Politicians want the FEC to crack down on "loopholes" that allow foreign entities to buy political ads online.
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Last October, for example, Trump released a set of interim rules that created loopholes in birth control coverage.
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There are plenty of places to tighten up tax loopholes to pay for these investments in working families.
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Many Uighurs must exploit loopholes and gray zones to get the passports and visas needed to go abroad.
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Harvard research suggests that because of loopholes, 22 percent of guns are acquired without a background check. 2.
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Closing those loopholes would go a long way to breaking the connection between domestic violence and gun homicide.
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We already have very strong background checks, but we're going to be filling in some of the loopholes.
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This is all sort of tautologically confusing, endlessly bureaucratic, and seemingly paradoxical—with loopholes here, and exemptions there.
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"I would certainly reduce the number of loopholes," he added, referring to how the law might be changed.
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Lawyers and lobbyists water down environmental standards and intimidate smaller rivals while making the most of tax loopholes.
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Among other loopholes, it allows registered lobbyists to become immediately eligible for a government appointment simply by deregistering.
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In addition, legislators must close loopholes to avoid breaching new European Union rules that take effect in 2019.
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However the unions said on Monday that it contained too many exceptions and loopholes, and threatened to strike.
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"The loopholes and glitches will be preserved until the I.R.S. comes out with technical corrections," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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The proposals would close some loopholes but create new ones, like allowing the immediate expensing of new equipment.
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Friday's decision reverses a lower court's ruling that argued the government couldn't be held responsible for those loopholes.
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The bill, he said, is riddled with loopholes that would make it easy for criminals to get around.
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We should also close background check loopholes and extend wait times to keep guns out of dangerous hands.
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"We're also going to eliminate tax breaks and complex loopholes taken advantage by the wealthy," Mr. Trump said.
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That bill proposed ending all manner of loopholes and credits, including for insurance companies and research and experimentation.
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Facebook is cracking down on misleading deepfake videos, but the company&aposs new ban on deepfakes has loopholes.
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But like anything involving the U.S. tax code, the task of eliminating those loopholes is far from simple.
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Congress can, and must, act now to close major loopholes that leave our democracy vulnerable to foreign adversaries.
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It basically just gives us a chance to make sure we close all the loopholes [on] commercial sales.
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All because of a complex and outdated tax system with multiple brackets, high rates and special-interest loopholes.
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Large companies were able to pay lower rates through a combination of deductions, tax breaks and other loopholes.
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For starters, they expanded the tax base — removing some incentives to investments, trimming exceptions, loopholes and the like.
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The testimony of several survivors of child marriages has helped galvanize the movement to close marriage-law loopholes.
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He also said Trump should get rid of the "deductions, exemptions, exclusions and loopholes" in the tax code.
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Also, governments can be influenced by industry to provide loopholes for industry sectors that have a strong lobby.
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After World War II, federal tax rates rose steadily, loopholes proliferated, and the tax code grew more complex.
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The Kansas tax cut policy also foolishly didn't eliminate many deductions and loopholes like Governor Brownback initially promised.
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New York Times reporters traveled to northeast China to find out, learning about legal loopholes and other tactics.
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Lobbyists have been hanging on lawmakers' every word and working feverishly to protect their favorite deductions and loopholes.
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The grand bargain was no special interest loopholes and low tax rates to boost the economy and jobs.
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" Many loopholes, he said, "make it easy and possible for state actors and criminals to hack the system.
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He argued that while tax loopholes and cheating are a problem, Democrats also need to talk about growth.
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That's consistent with the principle of tax reform that rates should be low, but loopholes should be closed.
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We need legislation to close the loopholes exploited by patent trolls and remedy this form of brazen extortion.
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The relief requested by Suniva would close those loopholes, allowing domestic manufacturers to operate in a predictable environment.
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In addition, legislators must close loopholes to avoid breaching new European Union rules that take effect in 2019.
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The laundry list of loopholes also includes breaks for student loans, foster care, even railroad worker retirement plans.
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Beyond the economics, arguments that global affiliate insurance transactions enjoy "loopholes" miss the mark for three simple reasons.
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The investigation into the gun sale highlights one of the loopholes in the patchwork of federal gun laws.
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They have 27,000 soldiers on our border because the Democrats will not do anything about asylum and loopholes.
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But hospitals have found loopholes that allow them to expand the program in ways that were never intended.
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Billboard's new rules also put an end to the loopholes artists found in their all-revenue in strategy.
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Langer, now a leading coach, recently said he was worried that teams could exploit "loopholes" in the law.
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Emissions regulations in the European Union are also full of loopholes, and it is harder to prove wrongdoing.
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The truth is all the loopholes in the tax code means many companies don't pay the full rate.
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Other attendees said some regulations are too broad, have loopholes and are not easy to regulate, Xinhua reported.
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Though only Volkswagen has been accused of criminal behavior, many others exploited weak enforcement and loopholes in regulations.
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And the California experience is instructive for other states that might want to close some of their loopholes.
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They're on board when it comes to matters of trade, infrastructure, closing tax loopholes, and corruption in Washington.
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The Do Not Call List Registry the government created years ago has no enforcement power and many loopholes.
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But if there was a problem with the way that was written, if there were too many loopholes for -- for people trying to get around it to utilize, then let's bring up the assault weapons ban and close all those loopholes so that we have bill that keeps people safe.
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Robert Herjavec is a master at finding loopholes, and apparently he's also a fan of Amy Adams' romantic comedies.
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Their obstruction is to reforming these three major loopholes in the immigration system that Kirstjen Nielsen keeps talking about.
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If we build a law, we pass some legislation, we close some loopholes, we will face these terrible choices.
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Basically what the court is saying is, 'well you know you can't get away with things by using loopholes.
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But May has said loopholes in points-based systems means the government would not have enough control over migration.
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By now I've learned that hackers will always look for exploitable loopholes; they follow rules but also test them.
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Hong Kong's leader, handpicked by Beijing, says that the law is necessary to close loopholes in its legal system.
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The findings show that while tightening legislative loopholes is key to stopping the spread of measles, it's not enough.
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Nunberg knew that tax laws for commercial real estate developers are notoriously riddled with loopholes peculiar to that industry.
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These loopholes force the release of alien families and minors into the country when they illegally cross the border.
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The country's president, Xi Jinping, agreed to close loopholes that allow some unlicensed distributors of fentanyl to operate legally.
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In December, specifically, Google announced that it would not sell its technology until these loopholes for abuse were closed.
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Business taxes in India are among the highest in the world, or can be escaped only by using loopholes.
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The government's reform bill, sent to congress last month, imposes a minimum retirement age, raises contributions and closes loopholes.
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Crooked landlords use legal loopholes to evict families so they can jack up prices and move in richer tenants.
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But Democratic lawmakers have criticized them for eroding the U.S. corporate tax base, which is already riddled with loopholes.
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However, the WPR was gutted long before the elastic AUMF created loopholes wide enough to fly F-16s through.
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That's a little less than the GDP of Ireland, where Apple takes advantage of some intense tax loopholes. Nice!
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If some of the loopholes are they know if they cross between the ports of entry nothing will happen.
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There should be more transparency so it is clear who [owes] what and how loopholes are reducing tax collection.
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"All (Clinton's) friends" take advantage of tax loopholes, Trump contended, citing billionaire Clinton supporters George Soros and Warren Buffett.
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On taxes, she has proposed a mainstream Democratic package of increases on the wealthy and reduction of corporate loopholes.
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I think that there's a lot left to be done in this area because there are so many loopholes.
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Yet through a series of legal loopholes, Bathum is allowed to market and profit off purported drug therapy centers.
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Second, the current U.S. tax code is littered with tax breaks and loopholes for particular industries or special interests.
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Closing loopholes and removing tax expenditures across the board will allow the overall corporate tax rate to be lowered.
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Jim Watkins, 55, has built his second career and family business exploiting and monetizing the loopholes of the internet.
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Trump would phase in a "reasonable cap" on deductions for business interest expenses and would cut other corporate loopholes.
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Why should they work within new foreign lobbying laws when loopholes mean they never have to disclose their work?
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Well, we did it before, and we can do it again by closing the loopholes and lowering the rates.
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"The practical effects may be limited but hopefully we're closing off a few loopholes with this," he told reporters.
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Morawiecki laid out how the measures would be funded through closing loopholes in the tax and social security systems.
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There are a host of tax loopholes that could and should be closed in areas like commercial real estate.
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Partly by exploiting myriad loopholes: there is a reason why America Inc spends $3 billion a year lobbying politicians.
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The OECD is overseeing the closure of numerous loopholes as part of its "Base Erosion and Profit Shifting" proposals.
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Criminals have found ways to exploit loopholes in bank security to obtain login credentials and dispatch fraudulent Swift messages.
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We are alarmed by loopholes that let felons and domestic abusers get hold of guns without a background check.
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But decades later, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle find the law outdated, weak and filled with loopholes.
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This Bill of Rights would close legal loopholes excluding domestic workers from certain federal labor and civil rights laws.
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Close tax loopholes that enrich the wealthy, and give tax breaks to families to help pay for child care.
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Taxpayers also lose when federal coal managers fail to get fair market value or allow industry to exploit loopholes.
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States can assist their citizens by restoring work requirements, time limits, asset tests, reducing eligibility loopholes, and eliminating fraud.
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Congress should also close loopholes that let members participate in initial public offerings or discounted private placements of stock.
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She says that eliminating tax loopholes for corporate CEOs with high compensation would raise $60 billion over 85033 years.
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"We've seen some changes, but there are still so many loopholes; it's an uphill battle," Ms. Pearson, 37, said.
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Trump early Sunday also knocked Democrats, urging them to "vote with Republicans to fix the loopholes" without providing specifics.
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It would require universal background checks for all purchases and close loopholes for sales at gun shows and online.
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State lawmakers in North Carolina voted unanimously Thursday to close two legal loopholes on sexual assault in the state.
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Sometimes, it's easier to stick with what you know, with one that doesn't have any sneaky loopholes or caveats.
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That type of tax tries to catch those who might otherwise use loopholes to avoid paying what they owe.
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"We will be working with the government and Congress again to further enhance and cover possible loopholes," he said.
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Yet, until Republicans outline which loopholes are ending, the blueprint released this week promises substantial benefit for wealthier taxpayers.
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Despite some progress, piecemeal proposals leave tax dodgers plenty of loopholes to exploit and tax havens open for business.
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It set the tone for nine years of surveillance, interference, legal loopholes, and cover-ups that ultimately didn't work.
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New bills would abolish rules that let landlords eliminate rent control and closed other loopholes that would raise rents.
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Most states have loopholes on the books that make it more difficult to prosecute rape by an intimate partner.
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These loopholes, according to immigrant advocates, are, in fact, legal protections for children escaping gang violence or family abuse.
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"There are loopholes and we still need another vote, but we have finally unfrozen the process," Ms. Kalenyuk said.
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Close loopholes, seal off asset-concealment escape routes and reverse the proliferation of micro-exemptions, credits and carve-outs.
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Later, when I became an advocate for tax reform — closing loopholes and lowering rates — Jeff became a real ally.
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We're asking for your help to identify loopholes, unintended consequences or errors in the Senate and House tax proposals.
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Tax cuts need to be revenue neutral, paid for by reducing tax subsidies, ending loopholes or generating new revenue.
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Many municipalities have fought Uber as the company has defied regulations and slipped through legal loopholes to infiltrate markets.
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The ways they have avoided the rules lay bare, for the first time, several loopholes in the new regulation.
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He would also close the loopholes that let the owners of family businesses reduce the value of their estates.
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They are watching, and right now they see a whistleblower fighting through a process filled with obstacles and loopholes.
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His aides have suggested that the government is now looking for loopholes to avoid asking Brussels for an extension.
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His aides have suggested that the government is now looking for loopholes to avoid asking Brussels for an extension.
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There are two loopholes, though: If the president does take unilateral action, he must inform Congress within 48 hours.
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Many deductions and loopholes in the federal tax code have reportedly been targeted in the Republican tax reform plan.
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By then, however, the friendly financial loopholes were on the books, and a pool of interested parties had assembled.
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Democrats also want to close "loopholes" on background checks for guns sold over the internet and at gun shows.
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As a first step, the bank must close loopholes that allow high-risk activities to go forward without safeguards.
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A former Patriots assistant coach told ESPN that Belichick would be good at doing taxes because he'd find "loopholes."
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Other loopholes in EU rules allowed the Maltese MFSA to grant Pilatus Bank a banking license in January 2014.
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Safe harbors for online platforms are not "vast loopholes" as the entertainment trade associations would lead you to believe.
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If Google were to try to distinguish between the two, Turner believes it would riddle its policy with loopholes.
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It's a smart strategy — one they can carry out daily because the traffickers know our laws and legal loopholes.
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Additional ads about new federal loopholes displayed video of Pelosi as she was elected House Speaker earlier this year.
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What's more, while large corporations manage to finagle tax cuts and loopholes through active lobbying, small businesses do not.
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While corporate tax reform is needed, she added, her goal is to block companies from exploiting loopholes at all.
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It incentivizes use of loopholes or special exemptions only available to certain companies or individuals the current system favors.
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HUD will hold local communities accountable if they allow or create loopholes that evade our country's fair housing laws.
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There were more laws in place than I realized, but they are not consistent across states, allowing for loopholes.
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Tenants' rights advocates say this is their chance to end loopholes that help landlords remove apartments from rent stabilization.
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They will open the tax system to a huge amount of gaming, of exploiting legal loopholes to avoid tax.
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We need to close loopholes and prevent abuses and are very wary of expanding the private flood insurance market.
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It was $25 billion, we're going to build a wall, take care of many, many different things, including loopholes.
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They also continue to expose major loopholes in the rules and guidelines surrounding the presidency, campaign finance, and lobbying.
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What he actually did was deliver a regressive tax cut that contains special new loopholes he benefits from personally.
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Rather it is a system, nurtured by incentives and disincentives stemming from loopholes in national legislation and gaps between jurisdictions.
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The G20 is pushing ahead with plans to close international loopholes used by tech giants to lower their tax bills.
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But like so many other small loopholes, this one has morphed into a huge tax break for real estate moguls.
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Telecoms want to gather public support for a bill that will inevitably be filled with loopholes as fast as possible.
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We will never stop this problem until we dry up the deterrent issue and the legal loopholes that exist thoroughly.
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But it also reveals serious problems in medical regulation; loopholes in the system help companies like Theranos hide their data.
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Silicon Valley's one-percenters have long flocked to tax loopholes to try and keep the IRS out of their lives.
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The law also addresses high deductibles and existing loopholes in the ACA that prevent full access to reproductive health care.
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Previous mass shootings have sparked calls from Democrats to strengthen gun regulations like improving background checks and closing purchasing loopholes.
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" There's too many loopholes in it, otherwise they'd nick them straight away and say, "conspiracy to host an illegal rave.
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But through some loopholes, there was some Iranian saffron that made its way through the sanctions into the Western world.
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Last week President Obama announced a teeny, weeny executive action to close a few loopholes in the background check laws.
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The loopholes get closed by bringing the state into conformity with several 2017 federal tax law changes impacting business taxes.
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The report said Trump's tax proposals resemble others in Washington in terms of reducing rates and closing loopholes and deductions.
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Special export licences are needed to sell some dual-use technologies, but there are plenty of loopholes, say Israeli businessmen.
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Exactly how the Chinese government will implement Mr Xi's promise to close legal loopholes has yet to be spelled out.
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GASPARINO: When you talk about tax reform, it means compressing all the rates and getting rid of all the loopholes.
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"There probably were loopholes in the law that were taken advantage of and we need to address those," said Loder.
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The new rate of 21% approved under the Trump-backed legislation got them much lower, and then loopholes take effect.
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More than half support raising tax revenues by closing loopholes or increasing rates, and one-third favors tighter spending policies.
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From billion-dollar webs of offshore agreements to shady investments, the Panama Papers have proved the pervasiveness of financial loopholes.
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The big picture: Democrats have spent months looking for loopholes to get access to Trump's tax returns, with no success.
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The War Powers Resolution was gutted long before the elastic AUMF created loopholes wide enough to fly F-16s through.
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A financial-stability committee, a powerful new body tasked with closing regulatory loopholes, held its inaugural meeting on November 8th.
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But he said closing loopholes, raising tax rates on capital gains and companies, and improving tax enforcement were better solutions.
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It's the kind of lapse that gun-control advocates say points to loopholes and failures with the background check system.
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We have identified the loopholes on asylum claims, the Florida settlement agreement, how long we hold a family in detention.
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Clean out the special interest loopholes in the tax code and let people keep their money in the first place.
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While divestment policies will raise premiums for utilities like RWE, AEP and Ameren, loopholes could end up dampening the effects.
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She talks about economic inequality and systemic racism, taxing the rich, and closing loopholes for corporations and the ultra-rich.
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So too, the paper notes, does the existence of certain loopholes in the international agreements which affirm basic human entitlements.
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Meanwhile, Ohio lawmakers are continuing to close these loopholes, intending to reintroduce a similar bill later this month, per NPR.
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Ask them what they've done about the loopholes that have let dangerous people buy a gun without a background check.
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To date, it includes more than three dozen incidents of algorithms finding loopholes in their programs or hacking their environments.
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They refuse to fix the loopholes, the attorney general did what he had to do operationally to defend our borders.
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In recent years, a series of problems has been identified, including lax enforcement of rules and systemic loopholes, it added.
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The president said he hopes it's a "bill of love," but one that also ends chain migration and closes loopholes.
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What's more, three-quarters of owners say their small business is harmed when loopholes allow big corporations to avoid taxes.
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Tensions have risen since May, when the United States closed sanctions loopholes to try to halt all Iranian oil exports.
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For starters, the rule comes with plenty of loopholes, as it only applies to retirement accounts, not all investment accounts.
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Public opinion strongly favors a more equitable tax system, closing loopholes and requiring the rich and corporations to pay more.
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The laws governing robocalls are complex and sometimes contradictory, enforced by multiple agencies, and with layers of exceptions and loopholes.
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He wants the Finance Committee to return to the long-stated goal of broadening the tax base and closing loopholes.
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Legislators have an uncanny ability in exploiting legal loopholes and incentives created by the law to push their partisan agendas.
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You can't blame them if they're going to give us loopholes to try and stop us from sending lamb over.
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At least, not in terms of spotting viruses, although paid software is sometimes a little smarter at spotting the loopholes.
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Anti-mafia committee head Rosy Bindi said during a visit to the island that Malta had to close legal loopholes.
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"We have massive loopholes in our immigration system that we have to close," spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on Fox News.
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So few people are subjected to the estate tax, and then we give those people legally a lot of loopholes.
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Indeed, "smart investors" can exploit tax cuts and tax loopholes to cover up losses from bad business deals and decisions.
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Slash the headline rate to 25-30%, ditch all of the loopholes and charge American tax only on American profits.
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Labour would also take on those in Britain who dodge paying tax, closing loopholes and clamping down on tax havens.
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Background checks and shutting down gun show loopholes, and that's not for today's discussion, but it's not just about politicians.
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Fortunately, they embrace key principles of lower rates, simplification, fewer loopholes and relief for middle-class families and small businesses.
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Further, the bill incentivizes human trafficking and expands loopholes the Department of Homeland Security has been begging Congress to close.
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The multitudes of small donors who gave a few bucks to Bernie did not want tax loopholes or special favors.
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But Mr. Brady said the episode encouraged him by showcasing how lower rates and fewer loopholes could improve the economy.
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Such sites get around checks by credit card companies by using loopholes in the system, according to Frechtling at G2.
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Serious reform should simplify tax code, lower rates, uniformly eliminate loopholes and ensure neutrality across all sectors of the economy.
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The loopholes listed above are only a fraction of how outrageous the tax code has gotten over the past century.
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Both Democrats and Republicans want to overhaul the corporate tax system, which combines a high headline rate with endless loopholes.
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Much of this can be offset by closing corporate loopholes, and fixing the tax code's bias of debt over equity.
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He's argued that the GOP must eat their "spinach" and close beloved tax loopholes to pay for lowering tax rates.
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" Ryan emphasized that the bill was aimed at "getting rid of loopholes for special interests and leveling the playing field.
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Some lawmakers have pushed for legislation they argue would strengthen FARA and prevent individuals from exploiting loopholes in the law.
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To that end, Constant says it's time to discuss ending tax loopholes that allow companies to profit from corporate giving.
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The Trump administration has called the laws that protect families and children "loopholes," asking Congress to reverse many of them.
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What same group fights to preserve huge tax loopholes for Big Business, such as corporate inversions that facilitate tax avoidance?
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This includes universal background checks on gun purchases and transfers and closing gun show and online ordering loopholes, he says.
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In addition, he pledged the GOP-sponsored measure would tighten up loopholes that allow business executives to pay lower rates.
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They can reduce the amount by which they chop tax rates or close more loopholes to cancel out the cuts.
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That's because there are a host of parallel loopholes in the definition of just who qualifies for domestic violence protections.
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Republicans often describe their tax reform goals with two common phrases that sound relatively sterile: lowering taxes and closing loopholes.
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That's because, as is all too typical with US gun laws, the automatic weapons ban has some pretty big loopholes.
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Until Congress changes the law, there are some pretty big legal loopholes letting Americans obtain weapons that are effectively automatic.
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" The Soviet command economy was built upon a web of rules that were "horrible and complicated, but riddled with loopholes.
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He had cheesy ads for his business, but was skilled at helping Walt and Jesse find loopholes in messy situations.
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His response could help you better understand his values or enlighten you to some, uh, loopholes in the sex department.
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Americans want to know that loopholes and special interest deductions aren't allowing the richest to escape paying their fair share.
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If borrowing authority and legal loopholes run out, the U.S. Treasury would default, sparking a major financial and economic crisis.
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He said the Chinese government needed to avoid loopholes by extending the ban to all vulnerable wildlife, regardless of use.
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I asked Lake if, in leagues full of people with access to the backend of the game, anyone exploits loopholes.
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The plan would address loopholes, like carrying past losses forward, that have helped some profitable companies pay very little tax.
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A new law that closes these loopholes in our current system, and perhaps others, might face a First Amendment challenge.
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In addition to tax loopholes, these domiciles also conveniently come with lower minimum wages and fewer regulations, according to Politico.
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But tax experts briefed on The Times's findings said the Trumps appeared to have done more than exploit legal loopholes.
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The current messaging also looks to portray the GOP tax plan as riddled with loopholes and benefiting only the wealthy.
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As president, Mike will raise rates on high-income earners, tax capital income more equitably, close loopholes, and bolster enforcement.
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Beyond closing loopholes, we need to explore new ways to raise revenue fairly, including a tax on Wall Street speculation.
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He's evading sanctions and exploiting financial loopholes, thanks to financial lifelines and support provided by Russia, China, Turkey, and Cuba.
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The new California law also includes loopholes that would allow private prison companies to continue to operate in the state.
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But in recent decades, presidents have found legal and political loopholes that allow them to pursue protracted military action abroad.
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While Weibo has censored many posts about the epidemic, it appears to be leaving loopholes for its users to vent.
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We haven't had a serious attack on loopholes, complexities and egregious deductions since 1986, and we desperately need another one.
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The White House has said those numbers do not reflect its plans to close loopholes for wealthy households and businesses.
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Specifically, they are asserting that there is a lack of transparency and loopholes that could allow for mismanagement and abuse.
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We are calling on Congress to pass the Arban and ban all asbestos importation and use, without loopholes or exemptions.
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That often happens in violation of international trade rules, or by taking advantage of "loopholes" in American free-trade agreements.
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He knew that the president's goal was lower rates and that giving up loopholes was the way to get them.
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But a federal judge noted "several large loopholes," suggesting that "a large swath" of gag orders might never be reviewed.
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I would avoid the latter, especially in places like Mexico, because there are too many loopholes in their fishing policy.
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Businesspeople know the loopholes and the kind of incentives and tax breaks that might be attractive for their own operations.
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The group's focus on retailers expands beyond major chains to unlicensed sellers, which can allow for loopholes to background checks.
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That showed that he could have used tax loopholes to avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years.
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"If we do not close the immigration loopholes that currently exist, this population will continue to grow exponentially," Padilla said.
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He supports an assault weapons ban, closing loopholes in existing background check laws, and federally funded research on gun violence.
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The White House has proposed doing that by closing almost all of the roughly 200 loopholes that riddle the system.
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Thanks to a variety of loopholes and tax-dodging methods, those 6.73 corporations paid an average rate of 21.2 percent.
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Though it's easy to root for Lil Nas, that's certainly another example of an artist using loopholes to their advantage.
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The bill contains rules that would supposedly limit that kind of abuse, but tax experts have already found huge loopholes.
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Mr. Skaggs noted that Congress is now debating a proposal to eliminate loopholes allowing some purchases without a background check.
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Even the Personal Data Protection Bill recently introduced into parliament has pro-privacy clauses alongside potential loopholes for government surveillance.
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The result is a world in which it's hardly fair to call things like tax shelters in Panama "loopholes" anymore.
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We find that stress levels in the wealthy decrease when reminded of the preexisting tax loopholes they already benefit from.
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That would require discarding trillions of dollars of tax deductions, loopholes and other breaks, each one protected by powerful interests.
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And according to Michael Graetz, a tax law professor at Columbia University, the outlook for blocking the loopholes is bleak.
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Some Taiwanese companies also don't really understand China's standards, Zhi said, and Taiwan's own quality standards have weak points and loopholes.
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ARNOLD: Right well you need to close the loopholes in the law, of course, and that&aposs got to be done.
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I went up to the Hill, along the head of CBP and CIS, and told them loopholes need to be fixed.
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Important reforms such as broadening the tax base, eliminating tax loopholes and overhauling the judicial system have fallen by the wayside.
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But the proposals are not as ironclad as Obamacare and come with possible loopholes that could jeopardize coverage, according to Politifact.
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Both the Senate and House proposals also create new tax loopholes for individuals who don't currently own any pass-through companies.
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"There are too many loopholes, too many ways to get around paying if you don't get insurance," Anderson told Business Insider.
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"We can't accept backsliding or loopholes that undermine their success just to put more gas-guzzlers on the road," he said.
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We continue to call on Congress to address the crisis at the border by closing legal loopholes that drive illegal immigration.
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The Democrats have failed to come to the table, failed to help this president close these loopholes and fix this problem.
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The measure would close loopholes allowing some sales over the internet and at gun shows to be finalized without background checks.
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By contrast, SB822 includes the important protections and clarifications in the full Order which explained the rules and closed known loopholes.
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We're going to get rid of hundreds of billions of dollars in tax loopholes that have no economic or societal rationale.
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"Because of these loopholes, few [unaccompanied alien children] who illegally enter the country are ever returned home," the White House wrote.
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Loopholes in U.S. immigration laws are driving a flood of human smuggling and other fraudulent activities along the nation's southern border.
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Still, there are no federal taxes due on those California sales, making QSBS one of the most lucrative tax loopholes around.
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Kids are already outsmarting parental iPhone time limits on iOS 12 Why it matters: Yes, children are good at finding loopholes.
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And while Congress debates the budget, Trump has continued to undermine HIV programs by opening loopholes in the Affordable Care Act.
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Yet it was not until late 2015 that experimentalists got good enough at manipulating quantum systems to eliminate all those loopholes.
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The president himself has criticized migrant children, saying at a May 2018 event that the minors abuse loopholes in immigration laws.
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And that, according to the book, is the attitude needed to truly take advantage of a tax code riddled with loopholes.
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In addition, Democrat and court-ordered loopholes prevent family detention and lead to family separation, no matter how you cut it.
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If we don't close these loopholes, there is no amount of money or personnel in the world to address the crisis.
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Previously, upskirting could only be prosecuted as a crime against public decency or as voyeurism, but these laws contained serious loopholes.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed the migrants are exploiting "loopholes" in immigration law and says many asylum claims are fraudulent.
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But as seen time and time again, loopholes make it ridiculously easy for violent abusers to get their hands on weapons.
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The bill gets rid of many deductions and loopholes that shift much of the tax burden onto the American middle class.
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Here's what you need to know about the various loopholes, plus how to get low- or no-cost contraception without insurance.
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But after weeks of her trying different loopholes, a federal judge ultimately struck down her bid for a recount December 12.
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The kind of loopholes that Trump may have exploited were created by successive administrations with the intention of them being used.
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Once it was enacted, our nation had a simpler tax code with fewer tax exemptions and loopholes, and significantly lower rates.
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And we have an ability to close several loopholes that have contributed to the erosion of tax bases around the world.
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It's riddled with deductions and loopholes that give advantages that we don't really need or would design for for today's economy.
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He called for a "pro-growth progressive tax code" and getting rid of loopholes like stepped up basis on certain assets.
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So that&aposs why we&aposre asking for these loopholes to be closed, because we can do more on the border.
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And he promises to fix Illinois's abysmal finances with a progressive income tax and the elimination of tax loopholes for companies.
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The basic idea of closing loopholes and deductions to pay for a corporate rate cut makes a fair amount of sense.
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If there are more loopholes in deductions that could be eliminated, you can perhaps bring the rate down a bit more.
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The second bill would shrink the corporate-tax rate from 30% (high for the region) to 25%, while closing expensive loopholes.
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It would seek to close loopholes, like the one that allows people on the federal terror watch list to obtain guns.
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In fact these reasons are simply in-built loopholes that allow the pseudoscientist to avoid any possibility of claims being falsified.
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