More than 90 percent of CFOs whose companies plan to accelerate repatriation expected their companies to use repatriated cash to invest in core businesses, 63 percent expected their companies to use repatriated cash to pay down debt, 55 percent expected their companies to use repatriated cash to hire employees and 52 percent expected their companies to use repatriated cash for stock buybacks.
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The decree, signed by central bank governor Deogratias Mutombo, imposes a penalty of 1 percent of the non-repatriated sum for each day that it is not repatriated.
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Family repatriated Uganda's health ministry added that five surviving members of the family, including the infected 3-year-old boy, had been repatriated with their consent to Congo on Thursday morning.
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The number includes 46 repatriated citizens from the Diamond Princess cruise ship -- which docked in Japan last month after an outbreak and quarantine -- as well as three people repatriated from Wuhan, China.
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A weaker yen boosts manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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S. companies repatriated about $23bn in Q13 21' click reut.
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Dozens of the Rohingya have now been repatriated, officials say.
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Dozens of the Rohingya have now been repatriated, officials said.
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None of those being repatriated have tested positive for coronavirus.
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None of those being repatriated have tested positive for coronavirus.
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When they did, they beat her and forcibly repatriated her.
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The government would help repatriated workers look for jobs, Bello said.
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The government would help repatriated workers look for jobs, Bello said.
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A stronger yen would crunch exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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There's no obligation to spend repatriated cash in any particular way.
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Correction: In the 2005-06 time frame, Pfizer repatriated $37 billion.
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GB: There is an individual, a British man who repatriated work.
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It was not immediately clear how many jihadists would be repatriated.
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That cash would be repatriated at a lower one-time rate.
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Only 8.3 percent plan to use repatriated cash to increase headcount.
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A strong yen caps Japanese exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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Bill Richardson, the remains of six US military personnel were repatriated.
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Four monitors were repatriated to their home countries over the incident.
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Since 1990, North Korea has only repatriated the remains of 340.
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Chinese dissidents seeking refuge in Thailand have also been forcibly repatriated.
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He had expressed fear that he would be killed if repatriated.
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Passengers who are not American citizens will be repatriated, Newsom added.
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A stronger yen cuts Japanese manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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France repatriated five children in March, and 12 more in June.
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Only then can the assets be seized and the money repatriated.
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The four surviving sisters and four children are now being repatriated.
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A stronger yen erodes Japanese manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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A U.N. official, left, hands money to refugees being repatriated to Somalia.
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Four of the Cubans will be repatriated, according to the court filing.
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The ministry said it would pay for the bodies to be repatriated.
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"Apple might use repatriated cash to do a large buyback," Sacconaghi said.
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A repatriation program last year saw 6.6 billion pesos repatriated, Nunez added.
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A strong yen cuts back Japanese exporters' profits made overseas when repatriated.
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So families here, they can volunteer to be repatriated back to Japan.
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It is legally barred from indefinitely detaining immigrants who cannot be repatriated.
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The law also gives companies a tax break on repatriated overseas profits.
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Also, it lowers the tax rate on repatriated cash to 12 percent.
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Repatriated earnings from companies would be taxed at even a lower rate.
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The authorities listened to her story, then repatriated her to Benin City.
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I had to turn 50 before acknowledging that I had been repatriated.
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The flight was carrying repatriated Turkish nationals visiting or living in Iran.
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From 2005 to 2006, Pfizer, which repatriated $37 billion, slashed 10,000 jobs.
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A few, including Kosovo, Russia, Kazakhstan and Indonesia, have repatriated large numbers.
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The December 2017 U.N. resolution required countries to report to the sanctions committee this month on all North Korean workers repatriated during 20153 "including an explanation of why less than half of such" workers were repatriated if applicable.
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Japan believes 17 of its citizens were abducted, five of whom were repatriated.
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A weaker yen tends to help Japanese exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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Analysts expect repatriated earnings to go mostly to stock buybacks and shareholder dividends.
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American citizens who left to join ISIS have been repatriated in the past.
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He was repatriated along with Ambassador Einat Schlein a day after the incident.
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Al-Salmi, a native Yemeni, was repatriated by former President Obama on Dec.
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A weaker yen helps Japan's exporters because it boosts repatriated income from abroad.
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Furthermore, these high tax rates apply to foreign income when it is repatriated.
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If the $2.6 trillion overseas were repatriated at once, two things would happen.
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They were repatriated last year following multiple allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation.
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In June of 2015, they were repatriated to Tunisia and eventually set free.
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A major initiative is a one-off preferential tax programme for repatriated funds.
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It would also cut the tax on repatriated offshore earnings to 10 percent.
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Or possibly raising the rate on repatriated assets — cash held overseas by corporations.
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Germany also considered children as "victims" and has allowed them to be repatriated.
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He remained stranded because the administration decided he could not safely be repatriated.
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When the yen rises, it will cut exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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In recent years, thousands of ethnic Vietnamese families have been repatriated to Vietnam.
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Hewlett-Packard repatriated more than $14 billion, while eliminating more than 14,000 jobs.
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A senior State Department official said that 9,300 Americans had already been repatriated.
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Even camels were not spared the politics: 000,000 Qatari animals were forcibly repatriated.
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The authority said on Wednesday that just under 150,000 passengers had been repatriated.
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These include 21 cases among repatriated individuals, as well as 14 US cases.
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Hundreds of Filipino crew members were repatriated to their home country on Wednesday.
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The US has reported 60 coronavirus cases in total, including 45 repatriated citizens.
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There are at least 36 confirmed cases in the US, including repatriated citizens.
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A weaker yen boosts the profits Japanese earn abroad when they are repatriated.
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Moreover, a record $300 billion has been repatriated back to the United States.
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Credits would be capped at one-quarter of taxes paid on repatriated earnings.
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It is not clear when and if the remaining 159 will be repatriated.
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The number of cases includes 222 repatriated citizens from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which docked in Japan last month after an outbreak and quarantine, as well as three Americans repatriated from Wuhan, China, the global epicenter of the outbreak.
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Additional tax is then also due in the US when the earnings are repatriated.
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But as of Friday, no remains have been repatriated from North Korea since 2007.
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And in my three years, we deported, repatriated, or returned over a million people.
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Perhaps it's because companies have not repatriated their overseas profits as quickly as forecast.
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The US has repatriated several of its citizens to face trial in US courts.
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Assets declared under the amnesty do not necessarily have to be repatriated to Brazil.
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In the 2005-06 time frame, Pfizer, which repatriated $063 billion, slashed 10,000 jobs.
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Exporters can be hit when the yen strengthens as it weighs on repatriated earnings.
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About 250 French nationals have been repatriated under the system since 2014, Castaner said.
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"I am not sure whether half of the refugees will be repatriated," he said.
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The majority of immigrants who were repatriated on charter flights headed to Central America.
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On Friday, eight of them agreed to be repatriated to South Sudan's capital Juba.
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Also, companies used almost all the $312 billion repatriated then for dividends and buybacks.
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The US has repatriated eight adult US citizens from Iraq and Syria, including Kuzu.
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Under the current system, money that isn't "repatriated" into America can legally avoid taxation.
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These numbers don't include the 46 repatriated cases from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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That figure includes 85033 individuals who were repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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That includes 21 cases among repatriated individuals, as well as 14 other US cases.
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The government is offering 2-5 percent rates for assets repatriated by March 2017.
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Some would be repatriated with a lower U.S. tax, adding to investment and employment.
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The West African country was founded by repatriated former slaves from the United States.
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Most of the confirmed cases are passengers repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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He has proposed a low tax rate of 10 percent on that repatriated money.
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Plus, the companies are not required to bring the money they repatriated physically home.
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Some money has been repatriated to the Tunisian treasury to help stabilize the country.
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The Coast Guard said the seven migrants were repatriated back to Cuba on Wednesday.
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Under the House bill, foreign companies could pay a 7 percent rate on repatriated illiquid assets and a 14 rate on repatriated cash or assets that are easily convertible to cash, while the Senate rates would be 5 and 10 percent, respectively.
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"If they are Myanmar nationals they will be repatriated here," said Myanmar's Aye Aye Soe.
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But it's worth noting that repatriated objects don't just leave behind empty pedestals and displays.
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Part of this contribution will come through taxes on repatriated cash, the company has said.
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Only 12.5 percent of CFOs indicated they would use repatriated cash to increase head count.
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Migrants and failed asylum seekers are not relocated but repatriated to their countries of origin.
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Germany says Thanh was seeking asylum there but was forcibly repatriated by Vietnam last August.
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It held captured US soldier Bowe Bergdahl before he was repatriated in a prisoner swap.
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And many of those who are rejected still remain, because they cannot be safely repatriated.
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That way Apple does not pay the 35% levy America charges when earnings are repatriated.
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Buybacks are naturally going to go down as a result of less money being repatriated.
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North Koreans who contact the authorities risk being repatriated and then sent to concentration camps.
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Assets repatriated home under the amnesty would probably amount to just $13.8 billion, he said.
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Companies could also use repatriated cash to pay down debt, rather than buying back shares.
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The government will impose a 2-5 percent tax for assets repatriated by March 2017.
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Neither plan would dictate how the repatriated funds can or should be used back home.
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Accumulated foreign earnings of approximately $2 trillion could be repatriated at a lower tax rate.
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The catch is that the use and management of the repatriated funds is highly regulated.
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The capital return plan is a part of the company's redistribution of repatriated overseas profits.
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One of the first repatriated was an American said to be an Islamic State fighter.
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Some have been stranded on that list for years because they could not be repatriated.
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Jakelin's body will be repatriated to Guatemala on Sunday, the country's foreign ministry said Wednesday.
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The company cited lower corporate tax rates and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated earnings.
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The insurer cited lower corporate tax rates and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated earnings.
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Historically, AzInsurance's shareholder repatriated nearly 100% of its net profits in the form of dividends.
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Goldman expects the one-time tax rate for repatriated profits to be around 12.25 percent.
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Others have been buried at private ceremonies, or repatriated to their home countries for funerals.
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"We were not aware of their presence ... the American will be repatriated separately," Parly said.
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Hundreds have called it quits and signed up to be voluntarily repatriated to their homelands.
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They met with a group of Rohingya Muslims, who the government said had been repatriated.
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Thailand's king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, brought gifts to the first wounded volunteers repatriated to Thai hospitals.
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The 2004 statute provided a list of permitted and prohibited uses of the repatriated money.
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ET. Of those, six were residents, five were repatriated and one was a non-resident.
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Some state governments are offering small grants to repatriated migrants who are setting up businesses.
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The blueprint does not specify how the tax revenue from repatriated earnings would be spent.
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A cheaper yen makes Japanese exporters more competitive abroad and lifts their profits when repatriated.
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U.S. public health officials have warned that cases among the repatriated citizens will likely increase.
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The C.D.C. has run only 445 tests, not counting tests on people who were repatriated.
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"A victim has to go through many layers to be repatriated from India," Akhter added.
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It is unclear whether the New Zealanders will join the repatriated Australians on Christmas Island.
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Since 2015, Pakistan has released 1,528 prisoners, 279 of whom have been repatriated to India.
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Only a few countries have repatriated large numbers of women affiliated with the Islamic State.
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The mother and child were in the process of being repatriated to Honduras, authorities said.
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It has repatriated more than 60,000 refugees to Somalia since December 2014, the U.N. says.
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CAIRO – Egypt says it has repatriated nine illegally smuggled artifacts, including statuary and coffins, from France.
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The CCDI said more than 381 corruption suspects had been repatriated from more than 40 countries.
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Second, much of the cash is held overseas and cannot be repatriated without paying federal taxes.
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Kurdish-led authorities last week said they had repatriated two U.S. women along with six children.
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Firms were charged a bargain rate of 5.25%, instead of the usual 35%, on repatriated profits.
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Last week, Kurdish-led authorities said they had repatriated two U.S. women along with six children.
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Meanwhile, hopes for lower taxes on repatriated money is good for tech companies hoarding money overseas.
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A weaker yen makes its cars more competitive overseas and boosts the value of repatriated earnings.
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So how many jobs should a company be required to create for each $10 million repatriated?
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BI's Agung said the amnesty should result in 560 trillion rupiah ($42.8 billion) repatriated to Indonesia.
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Corporations will simply distribute the repatriated profits to their shareholders by paying dividends and repurchasing stock.
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However, it is not only repatriated refugees who are being forced to partake in these processes.
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This should allow us to modify our current deferral policy of profits not taxed until repatriated.
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Republicans and Democrats alike have always assumed that foreign-held profits would one day be repatriated.
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So far this week Turkey has also repatriated eight other Germans and one British suspected fighter.
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Imagine if half of the cash was repatriated into the U.S. economy in the coming year.
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The FBI repatriated Franse Verzijl's "Young Man as Bacchus" to the Max and Iris Stern Foundation.
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Her body was repatriated to Guatemala on Sunday after being transported by plane from Laredo, Texas.
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To be sure, these profits would be repatriated back to the U.S. at a reduced rate.
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Lilly has not provided specific plans for the repatriated cash, a spokesman said in an email.
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Prior rules allowed companies to "defer" U.S. tax on worldwide profits unless they repatriated the money.
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Two air bases in the state have been used to house quarantined Americans repatriated from Asia.
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During the Great Depression, at least one million Mexican nationals and Mexican-Americans were forcibly repatriated.
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There was no word on how low the tax on repatriated foreign corporate earnings would be.
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The Hong Kong government will require repatriated residents to undergo a 14-day quarantine as well.
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The Americans who were repatriated on Wednesday landed at the air base shortly after 333 a.m.
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A large-scale infrastructure plan cannot occur without at least partial funding from repatriated corporate profits.
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In that case, the net tax rate on repatriated earnings would fall to only 85033 percent.
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Jakelin's body was repatriated to Guatemala in December after being transported by plane from Laredo, Texas.
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Even then, they risk being forcibly repatriated by governments acting at the behest of Saudi Arabia.
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Women who are repatriated can face criminal charges of parental disobedience or harming the kingdom's reputation.
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The reform ends a system whereby companies defer tax on foreign earnings until the funds are repatriated.
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The Smithsonian museums in America have repatriated thousands of funerary and sacred objects to Native American tribes.
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They will also pay a much lower tax rate, of 15.5%, on foreign cash that is repatriated.
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Trump proposes taxing foreign source income that is repatriated at a much lower rate of 10 percent.
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Most of GE's cash is held outside the U.S. and is subject to income taxes if repatriated.
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High on the list: The prospect of fewer regulations and more favorable tax treatment of repatriated funds.
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Emerging markets may see a setback as investments abroad would have a higher incentive to be repatriated.
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Many on Wall Street have expected that much of any repatriated cash would go towards share buybacks.
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The company has yet to get about $60 million repatriated from Venezuela, CFO Saumen Chakraborty told analysts.
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A stronger yen tends to weaken exporters' overseas earnings when they are repatriated to their home currency.
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We're going to get money repatriated... and you're going to have to judge us by what happens.
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According to Hunter's note, around two-thirds of overseas earnings were repatriated during the previous tax holiday.
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Lobbyists said there has been discussion about limiting that exemption to 95 percent of repatriated foreign earnings.
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Repatriated funds must be channeled into investments like fixed assets and property for at least two years.
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Foreign earnings that corporations earned under the current tax system could be repatriated at low tax rates.
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MINUSCA's previous head, Babacar Gaye, resigned last August and some 800 Congolese peacekeepers were repatriated last month.
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The eight Turks have said that their lives would be in danger if they were forcibly repatriated.
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Though he's repatriated some of his earnings, most of the money related to his business is offshore.
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After his father died in 1944 and was succeeded by Kigeli's half brother, the family was repatriated.
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Of those cases, 45 were confirmed in Americans who were repatriated from the Princess Diamond cruise ship.
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Of course, the standard claims are being made about the vast stimulative effects of the repatriated cash.
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A number of courts across Europe, essentially overriding their government's calculations, have ordered that children be repatriated.
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Earlier this week, the United States repatriated more than 300 passengers and quarantined them for two weeks.
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The first trial participant is an American who was repatriated after being quarantined on the Diamond Princess.
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Some U.S. passengers from that ship were ultimately repatriated to military bases in California for extended quarantines.
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Poddubny's body was repatriated and buried in his home village in southern Russia about three weeks later.
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The National News Agency said 850 Syrians living around the border town of Arsal were repatriated on Monday.
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Nasution said companies would be allowed to use the repatriated proceeds to fund imports or foreign debt payments.
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Three more family members, who are so far healthy, will also be repatriated, a health ministry spokesman said.
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Lopez Obrador also said Guzman's mother, Maria Consuelo Loera, had asked that her son be repatriated to Mexico.
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The talks in Nigeria come days after Emefiele said the bank may reduce the amount to be repatriated.
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But if the past is any guide, argues Ms Blouin, repatriated earnings will mostly be returned to shareholders.
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It is the holders of these POR cards who are being repatriated to Afghanistan by the Pakistani government.
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Moore estimated that taxing repatriated overseas corporate profits could raise $100 billion to $150 billion for infrastructure spending.
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In recent years, top museums have parted with such prized relics and repatriated Cambodian artefacts to their homeland.
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Second, repatriated profits not collected by the Internal Revenue Service could be put to use in the economy.
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Lobbyists said there has been a discussion about limiting that exemption to 95 percent of repatriated foreign earnings.
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Mr Cameron did not fulfil his ambition to overturn Europractice on immigration limits, treaty changes and repatriated powers.
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Dozens of women and girls were repatriated from the Kangaba area of southern Mali in the preceding months.
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It's also likely that Apple will use its repatriated funds to buy back shares and raise its dividend.
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No U.S. tax is due on those profits until they are brought into the United States, or repatriated.
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U.S. balance of payments data shows some $300 billion of such earnings was repatriated in the first quarter.
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French authorities have repatriated a handful of children and plan to continue on a case-by-case basis.
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Migrants who are apprehended at the border will either be quickly removed or repatriated to their origin countries.
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Should works of art be repatriated to their countries of origin and is that always the right decision?
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If you are a single adult from Mexico, you might be quickly repatriated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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He was repatriated to the United States in a coma after 17 months in detention and then died.
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So far, at least 21 cases have been detected in the country, including infected people repatriated from abroad.
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In consultation with the advocates, some parents have chosen to have their children repatriated as soon as possible.
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In Australia, top leaders have cited a long list of reasons they cannot be repatriated, including security concerns.
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All those repatriated residents are currently completing another two-week quarantine at military bases in California and Texas.
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This is in addition to 39 cases repatriated from high-risk settings — a current total of 53 cases.
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It was unclear when and how the nearly seventeen thousand British tourists in southern Sinai would be repatriated.
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My view on the Rohingya, same today as then, is that they should be safely repatriated and protected.
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Mnangagwa announced shortly after his swearing in as president in November that the money was to be repatriated.
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The CDC tally includes 49 cases among people repatriated from Japan and Wuhan, China, where the outbreak began.
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Counts by countries of repatriated bodies showed over 2,000 people may have died, including more than 400 Iranians.
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The government announced last month it had repatriated 89 Venezuelans from Peru after they complained of being humiliated.
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GOM has repatriated several hundred participants to Central America and is offering refugee status to others who qualify.
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This offshore money can relax financial conditions back home, Mr Shin argues, even if it is not necessarily repatriated.
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If the offshore money is never repatriated, it will not register in the official statistics as a capital inflow.
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The Ugandan father of the deceased boy has also agreed to be repatriated with his family, the statement said.
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How much of that manufacturing can be repatriated by adjusting the U.S. corporate tax code remains to be seen.
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Today, Mohamed is back in Somalia — among the first refugees to be repatriated at the demand of Kenya's government.
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All 39 migrants were repatriated to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba, on Saturday, the Coast Guard said in a statement.
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Three of the four repatriated German children are orphans, according to German media, but no further details were available.
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" Key North Korean ally China said it had repatriated "more than half of the total DPRK nationals earning income.
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They will be repatriated using a UN flight and sent to their home countries, he said in a statement.
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As a result, $23.53 billion was repatriated in the first quarter of 2018, U.S. balance of payments data indicates.
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And how valuable will that money be repatriated both to shareholders and to engineering and to American manufacturing money?
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The programme, launched in December 21, repatriated some 22010,22017 migrants to various west African countries in its first year.
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As a result, U.S. companies have built up about $2.5 trillion of assets that have not yet been repatriated.
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Earlier this week, twelve French and two Dutch orphans of Islamic State fighters were repatriated to France from Syria.
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This year's GOP tax overhaul took the rate on repatriated cash from 35 percent tax rate to 15.5 percent.
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A Trump administration plan to dramatically reduce taxes on repatriated earnings may be a factor in delaying M&A.
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It would cause the massive amount of cash held overseas by U.S. companies to be repatriated and invested here.
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Repatriated money could also fund acquisitions, although the Cisco's strategy on capital allocation essentially won't be changing, Kramer said.
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All illegal immigrants would be repatriated, boat migrants would be blocked from arriving and rules on asylum would change.
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Counts by countries of repatriated bodies showed that 2,000-plus people may have died, including more than 400 Iranians.
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The US recently repatriated two American citizens from Syria, where they had been held by the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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Nigeria is investigating whether South African telecoms company MTN unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion from Nigeria between 2006 and 2016.
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Investors were put off by a dispute between the government and South African telecom giant MTN over repatriated profits.
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A lower tax on repatriated corporate profits could be used to help pay for Trump's massive domestic infrastructure plans.
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The merger boom will rumble on, if at a reduced pace, partly fuelled with cash repatriated by U.S. corporations.
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If that money were repatriated tomorrow, researchers calculate that these companies would owe more than $700 billion in taxation.
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Nationwide, 96 cases have been confirmed, including in individuals who have been repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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But as we saw in 2004, repatriated earnings did not increase domestic investment, job creation or research and development.
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Like the 83 people repatriated from Wuhan to the U.K. on Friday, they will be quarantined for 14 days.
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The three patients repatriated from China came from Wuhan, the center of the coronavirus outbreak, according to the CDC.
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If there are more artifacts that were purchased from the black market, they should be forfeited or repatriated—voluntarily.
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The majority of those cases were Americans repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship that was quarantined in Japan.
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Sent to Guantanamo Bay, his British citizenship eventually got him repatriated to the U.K., where he was promptly freed.
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Welcome home Gajanand Sharma joined the list of those repatriated this week, even as questions remain over his imprisonment.
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In Angola, $64 million frozen by the Swiss authorities was repatriated and earmarked for mine clearance and agricultural development.
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Felipe's body was repatriated to Guatemala and was laid to rest in Yalambojoch in January, his half-sister said.
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Counts by countries of repatriated bodies showed over 2,000 people may have died, more than 400 of them Iranians.
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Cover image: Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte gestures while addressing Filipino Overseas Workers who were repatriated from Kuwait, Tuesday, Feb.
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"We were not aware of their presence ... the American will be repatriated separately," Florence Parly told a news conference.
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WASHINGTON — Younis Shokuri, a Moroccan detainee at the Guantánamo Bay prison, said he feared being repatriated to his native country.
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Counts by countries of repatriated bodies, however, showed over 2,000 people may have died, more than 400 of them Iranians.
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Apple has pledged to contribute $350 billion to the U.S. over five years through expansion and taxes on repatriated cash.
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The Iraqi government has long had a policy of not accepting those who were being repatriated involuntarily to the country.
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A slightly weaker yen, which tends to boost earnings repatriated from overseas, also supported share prices of Japan's major exporters.
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They had to pay a penalty of just 2% on domestic or repatriated assets, and 4% on declared offshore assets.
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So the U.S. Treasury also opposed what you're doing, largely because they want the money repatriated to the United States.
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A stronger currency tends to shave off repatriated earnings for export-centric companies and can result in lower capital investment.
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In any event, the low tax rates Republicans and some Democrats want to levy on repatriated cash make little sense.
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A weaker yen tends to benefit exporters, which get a fillip when overseas earnings are repatriated into the home currency.
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A repatriated French banker says so many people have moved to central Paris that she often bumps into London friends.
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A weaker yen tends to boost exporters as it increases the value of their overseas earnings when they are repatriated.
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The Spanish officials who found Sitek repatriated him to Germany, where he survived the war (as did the German POWs).
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Thirteen victims of Monday's attack were repatriated to Laghman province in the east of the country for burial on Tuesday.
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The Swedish mission said it had repatriated three officers for medical reasons and that 15 officers remain in South Sudan.
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The 63 men repatriated in 2000 were chosen by Seoul because they never disavowed communism during their decades in prison.
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Charles Hobert McDaniel, whose name is on the dog tag found in the cases of repatriated remains from North Korea.
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"Every night I have horrible dreams about being repatriated to North Korea and working in a labor camp," she said.
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The United States has repatriated at least six Islamic State fighters, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Nigeria's upper house of parliament last month agreed to investigate whether MTN unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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Fitch assumes a 35% tax rate upon repatriation and that a portion of repatriated cash will be returned to shareholders.
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Lucero said a parent in ICE custody is asked if they want to be repatriated with or without their children.
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It also says profits that companies are holding overseas could soon be repatriated at a rate of around 10 percent.
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US officials say additional fighters have been repatriated by several countries that have chosen to not make those repatriations public.
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According to the CDC, there are 70 cases from repatriated citizens from Wuhan, the Diamond Princess and the Grand Princess.
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Since the early days of the outbreak, the State Department has repatriated more than 5,000 US citizens from 17 countries.
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The total includes cases from every state, the District of Columbia and several US territories, as well as repatriated cases.
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She had pleaded to be repatriated back to her family in London and said that she was not a threat.
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There are 60 confirmed cases in the U.S., not including Americans repatriated from China or the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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That figure includes people from the Grand Princess cruise ship and those who have been federally repatriated, the department said.
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"We're making diplomatic efforts with the related country so that the defectors will not be forcibly repatriated," Mr. Roh said.
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Migrants who are apprehended at the border will either be quickly removed or repatriated to their origin country, Wolf added.
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Including those repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, more than 1,700 cases have been reported across the United States.
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The 21 repatriated include 18 former passengers of the Diamond Princess, plus three who had been previously evacuated from China.
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The children I saw were being repatriated to their countries and helped on a path towards recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration.
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In 0003, a repatriated former orphan built a monument in the cemetery to the Chinese parents who adopted Japanese children.
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On Friday, the CDC reported 13 cases among those within the country and 21 cases from among the repatriated Americans.
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Supporters declared it a victory, while detractors lamented that lots of the repatriated revenues went right back to shareholder dividends.
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Russians will be reimbursed for canceled tours, while those being repatriated from China early will be partially reimbursed, Gorin said.
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Russians will be reimbursed for cancelled tours, while those being repatriated from China early will be partially reimbursed, Gorin said.
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On Wednesday, a senior State Department official told reporters that China had not repatriated North Korean workers by a Dec.
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CANADIAN LEGISLATOR HELPING FAMILIES OF CRASH VICTIMS SAYS NO REMAINS OF CANADIANS HAVE BEEN REPATRIATED YET, IDENTIFICATION STILL GOING ON
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But last month, Britain allowed several unaccompanied children of Britons to be repatriated from former Islamic State territory in Syria.
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Thirteen children have been repatriated from Syria, the State Department said in a statement, though it would not give details.
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"We expect a meaningful dividend hike as the firm redeploys cash from tax savings, and repatriated overseas cash," he wrote.
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But Mr. Tahar was among a small group the Obama administration repatriated in December 2009 as part of an experiment.
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The Philippine labor minister has said more than 2,200 Filipinos were ready to take up the offer to be repatriated.
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If they are caught in China and repatriated, they could face a long stretch in a prison camp or worse.
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When she tried to escape, she was sold into slave labor and repatriated before escaping to South Korea in 2009.
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However, MTN also faces an investigation by Nigerian lawmakers on whether it illegally repatriated $14 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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Eleven detainees from France will be repatriated in early December, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu was quoted as saying on Thursday.
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My proposal would lower the tax rate on repatriated earnings to 28503 percent with the option to be much lower.
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MINUSCA has repatriated members of several contingents amid a wave of sexual abuse and rape accusations over the last year.
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But in January, Kazakhstan announced that it had repatriated about 46 of the detainees, including about 41 women and children.
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Laurent Nuñez, the junior interior minister, had said on Wednesday that children would not be repatriated in the near future.
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"They must be tried where they have committed their crimes," it said, suggesting that mothers were unlikely to be repatriated.
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Following the conclusion of World War II and the death of Hitler in 1945, the "Lancellotti Discobolus" would be repatriated.
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The tribe never made a formal request to have the objects repatriated and instead chose to work with the European institution.
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The show will chronicle the discovery, restoration, and restitution of the work, which will be repatriated to Korea after it closes.
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Under the present, "worldwide" system, Washington taxes active foreign profits, if they are repatriated, at the same rate as domestic profits.
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The Birmingham Museum of Art (BMA) has repatriated a stolen stone sculpture to India in a formal ceremony on September 4.
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It also wants to increase the number of Tunisians that can be repatriated from 30 a week to at least 80.
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Earlier this week, dozens of Rohingya families on the list of refugees set to be repatriated began fleeing camps in Bangladesh.
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It has ordered that tens of thousands of the community, who live in small settlements and slums, be identified and repatriated.
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In April 2019, Germany repatriated the remains of 53 Aboriginal Australians that had been on display in museums around the world.
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Speaking at a Cabinet meeting Thursday, the president seemed to backtrack on his claim that the remains already had been repatriated.
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Jordan wanted to question the guard, who was slightly hurt, but Israel said he had diplomatic immunity and should be repatriated.
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The saving rate was raised to 7.7% from 6.7%, reflecting upward revisions to repatriated profit from the rest of the world.
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But there's a catch: Corporate profits earned in other countries only get taxed when they are "repatriated" into the United States.
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Britain has said it does not want the men repatriated to the United Kingdom and their British citizenship has been withdrawn.
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Warmbier was repatriated to the US in a comatose state 17 months after his arrest but passed away six days later.
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All of those untaxed offshore corporate profits could be "repatriated" at a fire sale 85033 percent tax rate under Trump's plan.
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British officials have said the UK does not want the men repatriated to the United Kingdom, which withdrew their British citizenship.
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Asked what they would do with the repatriated funds, 29.2 percent say they would buy back stock, the most popular response.
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Counts of repatriated bodies, however, showed more than 2,000 people may have died, with more than 400 of them from Iran.
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And the Clinton campaign has advocated using tax revenue from repatriated foreign earnings to help finance an ambitious domestic infrastructure program.
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Under U.S. tax law, however, companies pay tax on global profits but only when they are repatriated to the United States.
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Most Japanese corporate profits will take a hit by the stronger yen as their overseas profits could be eroded when repatriated.
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Cash flow is huge and the company will benefit from any tax reduction from a Trump administration on repatriated foreign cash.
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In a statement on Saturday, Myanmar said it had repatriated the first Rohingya family from refugees who have fled to Bangladesh.
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Governments -- federal, state and local -- can order quarantines, and in fact, those repatriated from China were under a federal quarantine order.
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Under the new tax law, foreign earnings sitting offshore would be considered to be automatically repatriated and taxed at reduced rates.
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But Newsom told reporters that some crew members, many from the Philippines, may end up repatriated to their home countries instead.
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But Newsom told reporters that some crew members, many from the Philippines, may end up repatriated to their home countries instead.
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Thirteen of them were travelers who fell ill after returning from overseas, and 21 were people "repatriated" by the State Department.
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In total, more than 300 US citizens aboard the Diamond Princess were repatriated on two flights chartered by the State Department.
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Suhayla was taken by her Turkmen captors to a refugee camp in Turkey, where authorities discovered her situation and repatriated her.
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Another 43 US residents returning from other parts of the world have been infected and since repatriated and quarantined, Messonnier said.
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Most of those infected people are repatriated from Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus in China, or the Princess Cruise line.
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President Obama got dozens of political prisoners freed from Cuban prisons and a dozen criminal fugitives repatriated to the United States.
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San Diego is home to the Miramar Air Base, where the federal government has been quarantining repatriated Americans coming from China.
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Only 85033 cases have appeared in the U.S., most of which were found in Americans infected abroad who were then repatriated.
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There have been 57 cases diagnosed in the United States, 36 of whom were repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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Much of these earnings were already held in dollar-denominated assets and therefore exerted little influence on the dollar when repatriated.
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS HE EXPECTS THE FIRST REMAINS OF CANADIANS KILLED IN IRAN CRASH TO BE REPATRIATED "IN THE COMING DAYS"
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The company repatriated its expatriate staff in 2012 due to fighting in the region, which came under IS control in 2013.
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Nigeria's upper house of parliament agreed last month to investigate whether the company unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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US companies have issued bonds overseas in recent years to avoid high US corporate tax rates levied on repatriated overseas profits.
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McAleenan said families claiming asylum will be sent to Mexico for the duration of their immigration proceedings or will be repatriated.
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Capital investing is resuming, in part funded in the U.S. by repatriated overseas profits, but not to levels at the peak.
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Of the Americans captured, nearly all the men have been repatriated, but at least 13 women and their children have not.
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In the first quarter of this year, according to Commerce Department data, multinationals repatriated $306 billion, in the form of dividends.
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She learned that Americans are at least repatriating their citizens even though most of them are being repatriated directly to jail.
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Bar-Tuvia said most South Sudanese repatriated from Israel in 2012 are now either dead, displaced, or in another refugee camp.
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The analyst estimates there is about $700 billion in cash held overseas by technology companies, which may be brought back to the U.S. "Although it remains unclear what the companies would do with the repatriated cash, we believe … repatriated funds could provide companies with firepower for accelerated buybacks, dividend raises, organic investment and potential M&A," she wrote.
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The number of illegal migrants repatriated from the EU by Frontex edged down to 13,700 in 2018 from around 14,200 in 20153.
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We can&apost have catch and release and in my three years we deported, or repatriated or returned over a million people.
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A stronger yen is generally bad news for Japanese companies as it makes exports more expensive and lowers repatriated profits earned overseas.
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Sandford has launched a campaign to have her son repatriated to Britain so he could be treated in a secure medical facility.
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She hoped a trial would not happen and that Sandford would be repatriated to Britain as part of a plea bargain agreement.
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Some 3,800 smuggled artifacts illegally sold to the US arts and crafts retailer Hobby Lobby were repatriated to the Republic of Iraq.
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The UK, Australia, France, India, Italy, and Canada have also said that citizens repatriated from Wuhan will be quarantined for 14 days.
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Defectors risked their lives to cross the border in a journey that may entail persecution and slave labor, if caught and repatriated.
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After his release in 2004, he left Myanmar and moved to London, but he repatriated himself, along with his family, in 2013.
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In the weeks leading up Tsai's inauguration, China repatriated to China Taiwanese individuals suspected of perpetrating cyber-crimes from Kenya and Malaysia.
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Indonesia property prices may appear set to surge amid expectations of a wave of repatriated funds, but investors should temper their expectations.
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Plus, foreign direct investment (FDI) would likely be hit by his proposed one-off 10 percent tax on U.S. companies' repatriated earnings.
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In the 1970s a Fijian politician, Sakesai Butadroka, said in parliament that "people of Indian origin" should be "repatriated back to India".
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In 2013 he was repatriated to Rwanda, where he is serving a life term after being convicted of plotting against the government.
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Currently, such businesses have an estimated $2 trillion to $3 trillion in foreign earnings that could be repatriated under the GOP plan.
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Danuwar, who was repatriated to Nepal after being rescued during a police raid, set up the charity Shakti Samuha with other survivors.
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Letters addressed to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park are received daily, while repatriated rocks arrive at least once per week, according to Ferrante.
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The French government has refused to take back Islamic State fighters and their wives, although a handful of children have been repatriated.
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It&aposs a position Wyoming officials have repeated often over the years amid reports the Bells of Balangiga were to be repatriated.
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Goldman Sachs' chief equity strategist, David Kostin, estimated some $200 billion would be repatriated, with about $150 billion used for corporate buybacks.
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"MTN Nigeria continues to refute the allegations that MTN Nigeria had improperly repatriated funds from Nigeria," it said in its quarterly update.
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The idea was to show the world that repatriated defectors were not executed or sent to a gulag, as was widely reported.
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He noted the amount of funds repatriated would probably depend on the details of the new policy and what incentives it included.
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Sanders's bill would end the ability for corporations to defer paying U.S. taxes on their foreign earnings until the money is repatriated.
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JH: The difficulty is that there isn't a clear way that has been established for how such a work can be repatriated.
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A senior administration official said the White House is still considering using money from repatriated foreign earnings to pay for the plan.
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Roughly one-third of them, 50, have been repatriated to their home country, while 94 detainees have been spread throughout 26 countries.
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If Congress enacts a similar tax holiday, the prior example suggests that up to $1.7 trillion could be repatriated by U.S. companies.
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A stronger yen is generally bad for Japanese exporters as it makes exports more expensive and reduces the value of repatriated earnings.
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The United States has repatriated 14 people who have returned from the caliphate and put the vast majority through the justice system.
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Second, cash repatriated from abroad will be taxed at 15.5%—below the main rate, giving banks an incentive to bring it home.
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Funding might also come from taxes on repatriated money, as companies receive incentives to return cash that they have been accumulating overseas.
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Second, it requires companies with big overseas holdings to "deem" their offshore money repatriated and pay a 22016 percent tax on it.
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Recently, the archive resurfaced, with over 2,000,000 images intact, for sale and seemingly crying out to be sorted, celebrated, and perhaps repatriated.
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Vincent K. Brooks, the commander of US Forces in Korea, spoke briefly before foreign dignitaries laid wreaths to honor those being repatriated.
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Forty-six Americans on board the ship who were repatriated from Japan have tested positive for the virus, according to the CDC.
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Most of the cases were in Washington State, California and Texas, including Americans who are under quarantine after being repatriated from China.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis estimated that $306 billion was repatriated into the United States in the first quarter of this year.
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" The agency says it has repatriated more than 9,000 Americans from 28 countries, with "thousands more in the coming days and weeks.
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The total includes cases from all 215 states, the District of Columbia and other US territories, as well as all repatriated cases.
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Washington (CNN)The US State Department has repatriated more than 18,000 Americans who had been stuck abroad amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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To find out, researchers looked at how widespread infections were among people repatriated to their home countries on flights from Wuhan, China.
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But unemployment rates for American-born workers were actually higher in cities that repatriated more Mexicans — a consequence that persisted until 1940.
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But Newsom told reporters that a number of crew members, many from the Philippines, could be repatriated directly to their home countries.
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This provided a tailwind for Tokyo-listed bluechip exporters broadly as a weaker local currency boosts corporate profits when they are repatriated.
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Many of them were forcibly repatriated, but others, like the Shahs, were fed up with being targeted for abuse by the police.
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A majority of those cases came from passengers repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship that was quarantined in a Japanese port.
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U.S. health authorities, managing 59 cases - mostly Americans repatriated from a cruise ship in Japan - have said a global pandemic is likely.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the day Britain's Civil Aviation Authority reported the number of travelers who had been repatriated.
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He noted more than 90 percent of the cash repatriated during a 2004 tax holiday was used for stock buybacks and dividends.
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So far 57 cases have been reported in the U.S., most of whom contracted the disease abroad and were then repatriated. Sen.
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Most risked their lives to cross the border in a journey that may entail persecution and slave labor, if caught and repatriated.
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On top of that, the bills fail to require that companies spend the repatriated profits on job expansion or research and development.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Wamsi Mohan estimated on Wednesday Apple had $236 billion available to be repatriated to the U.S.
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"The recruited refugees were later repatriated in order to conduct terror and sabotage activities in Vietnam," according to the Vietnam News Agency.
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In January, he was one of several hundreds of Nigerians repatriated from Libya with the assistance of the International Organization for Migration.
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Under current law, overseas income is not, however, taxed until the funds are actually brought back to the United States, or repatriated.
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We were unique among G-7 nations in demanding that overseas earnings be taxed at U.S. rates when the funds were repatriated.
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Harare (CNN)Scores of Zimbabweans gathered Wednesday to pay their respects to former President Robert Mugabe whose body was repatriated from Singapore.
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His body was repatriated in 1993 and has been stored in a refrigerated crypt in his hometown, Batac, in Ilocos Norte Province.
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Canadian heritage officials repatriated the fossils of a 220-million-year-old Saurichthys and a 250-million-year-old Ichthyosaur to China.
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A majority of American men caught on the battlefield were the subject of sealed indictments and have been repatriated to face charges.
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Their remains were repatriated from Vietnam to North Korea in 2002, but their graves still stand in a Bac Giang rice paddy.
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What they're doing is hoping that Congress will change the law and allow that money to be repatriated at a lower rate.
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They were repatriated in 2013—the very year Christie's became the first Western auction house licensed to operate by itself in China.
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Earnings repatriated from abroad this year as part of the tax overhaul may lead to fewer big increases in stock buybacks next year.
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A weaker yen is seen as a positive for Japanese stocks as it makes exports cheaper and increases the value of repatriated profits.
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TAXES/INFRASTRUCTURE -- House Transportation Chair Bill Shuster told Bloomberg he supported using repatriated money from corporations to help pay for Trump's infrastructure plan.
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Billions could be repatriated from overseas, and most strategists believe that a large amount of that money could find its way into buybacks.
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The man was one of the 56 people repatriated last week from the Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus emergency.
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These migrants had previously argued that they could not be repatriated as they faced retribution for traveling to Israel, an enemy of Sudan.
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Congo's 800 peacekeepers serving in that mission were repatriated last month following a series of accusations of sexual abuse of women and children.
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CAIRO - Nearly 200 antiquities smuggled out of Egypt and repatriated from eight countries are featured in a new exhibition at the Egyptian Museum.
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The Civil Aviation Authority said it had repatriated 23,000 out of 110,000 Monarch customers who were on holiday when the firm went bust.
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As a result, as lower-level detainees of other nationalities were repatriated or resettled over the years, their Yemeni equivalents remained in Guantánamo.
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Counts of fatalities by countries who repatriated bodies showed that more than 2,000 people may have died, more than 400 of them Iranians.
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Nigeria's upper house of parliament last month agreed to investigate whether Africa's biggest telecoms company unlawfully repatriated $13.92 billion between 2006 and 2016.
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But its Hindu nationalist government regards them as illegal aliens and a security threat, and has ordered that they be identified and repatriated.
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In the April-June period, U.S. sales gained 3% while a weak Korean won against the U.S. dollar raised the value repatriated income.
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The long-awaited proposal unveiled Wednesday did not include many key details, such as the tax rate for corporate cash repatriated from overseas.
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There is little counseling on offer for repatriated Yazidi boys to help treat their trauma or counter the brainwashing they were subjected to.
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The intrigue: Like other industries, many health care companies took sizable charges in the final quarter of 2017 as they repatriated overseas cash.
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Beneficiaries will most likely be companies that will quickly take shareholder-friendly action with the added after-tax profit and repatriated overseas cash.
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Around 34 billion crowns are due to be paid out this week, of which a portion would likely be repatriated abroad, he added.
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To pay out the cash, the money would first have to be "repatriated" to Apple proper and taxed at a 22017 percent rate.
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And Trump, who wants to pass an infrastructure investment bill, will likely have to tap repatriated corporate tax dollars to make that happen.
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Russia repatriated about 35 women and children, and Indonesia took back a family of about 15 people, said Mr. Omar, the local official.
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A 15-year-old girl from Kansas was repatriated from Syria, after being forced to travel to the war zone by her father.
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The cases that exist in the U.S. are predominantly from American citizens who caught the disease while abroad and were repatriated and quarantined.
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" The video caused a storm of criticism on Chinese social media, with many calling for the woman to be "repatriated back to Australia.
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Why did they go to the trouble of dribbling around a rule forbidding the use of repatriated profits to pay themselves a bonus?
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Now, the company has signed a two-year contract with the I.O.M. to carry migrants the other way, so they can be repatriated.
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At least 69 Americans have been diagnosed with the virus, the majority of whom are repatriated citizens from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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American multinationals hold $2.6 trillion in profits "offshore," on which they would owe $750 billion in federal taxes if the money was repatriated.
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In Saturday's operation, the workers were taken to shelter houses ran by the embassy and would soon be repatriated, diplomats in Manila said.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), which transported the detainees from Saudi Arabia to Yemen, said 128 people were being repatriated.
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Siahaan said the government expects as much as 500 trillion rupiah ($37 billion) of assets to be declared and repatriated under the program.
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Eventually, he says 1,500 people a week would be repatriated but it's not clear how many people would be taken back in total.
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A majority of those cases came from passengers repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship that was quarantined off the coast of Japan.
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In Duterte's telling, two F.B.I. agents took Meiring from his hospital room and repatriated him before he could be questioned by local authorities.
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Concerned about the legal status of the fossil, Dr. Zelenitsky and her colleagues wanted to wait until Baby Louie was repatriated to China.
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One solution is for Congress to establish a National Infrastructure Bank, capitalized by repatriated offshore profits, which is actually a tax decrease. 5.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said it had issued a quarantine order for all repatriated individuals from China in California.
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There are now 60 confirmed cases in the US.The majority of them were repatriated cases in which Americans caught the virus while traveling.
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After arriving in Seattle, they spent the rest of the war in Canada and were supposed to be repatriated to Poland in 1945.
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Myint Thu, permanent secretary at Myanmar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Wednesday that a first batch of 374 refugees could be repatriated.
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Another big issue that these companies are likely to face is how they use repatriated cash if tax reforms are passed in Washington.
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Why not allocate a certain percentage, perhaps 85033 percent, of repatriated technology company cash to support fledgling tech ventures engaged in such businesses?
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One of the central pieces of the Republican plan is a one-time lower rate on foreign income repatriated to the United States.
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His employer canceled his work permit as a result of his complaint, and Sardar was scheduled to be repatriated on October 21 2017.
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Under the proposals, there would be a minimum tax on companies' foreign earnings that is paid regardless of whether the profits are repatriated.
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Hundreds more, frustrated with their inability to cross legally into the United States, have been voluntarily repatriated to their homes in Central America.
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In 2011 he repatriated around 160 tonnes of gold from banks in the United States and Europe to the central bank in Caracas.
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While Mr. Elbahi welcomed the return of the five children, he said his niece and nephew were not among those repatriated on Friday.
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The army said 43 of Pakistan's 54 Afghan refugee camps were in the northwest, and that it was essential that their inhabitants be repatriated.
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Iran will also have access to billions of dollars of its frozen assets overseas of which some, once repatriated, will end up in shares.
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Looking further ahead, bigger risks may also emerge when the funding for CPEC projects needs to be repaid and profits start to be repatriated.
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Earlier this year, the government passed a law that would mean more refugees could be repatriated, the latest move to discourage non-western immigration.
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Taiwan has 10 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, and on Monday night quarantined 247 people repatriated to the island after being stranded in Wuhan.
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On Monday, Belgium repatriated by charter plane 2000 Iraqi migrants – but they were not being sent back after being rounded up by law enforcement.
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On Monday, Belgium repatriated by charter plane 255 Iraqi migrants – but they were not being sent back after being rounded up by law enforcement.
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This month the dollar slumped to an 18-month low of 106.14 yen, causing concern as a strong yen reduces earnings repatriated from overseas.
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While repatriated funds may be parked in other assets, it estimated that nearly $100 billion of undocumented Indonesian wealth was already within the country.
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Therefore, these states will need to resort to one-off revenues such as judicial deposits, taxation on repatriated assets and mostly emergency credit lines.
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Both the Bush and Obama administrations had long hoped that Yemen would stabilize enough for dozens of lower-level Yemeni detainees to be repatriated.
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Requisitioned by the government for migrants repatriated from Libya, it offers new arrivals free accommodation for a few days while they find their feet.
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The cost of these cuts would be partly offset by limits on certain deductions, and by taxing companies' global profits, whether repatriated or not.
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A weaker yen is considered a positive for exporters as it makes their products more competitive overseas and increases the value of repatriated profits.
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The Pontics at the cemetery in Rizana repatriated to Greece, where they've now brought their tradition of picnicking near the remains of their ancestors.
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The 35 percent tax that Apple would owe on any repatriated earnings to the U.S. Treasury would be offset by its EU tax liability.
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Maguire said if euro clearing were to be forcibly moved to the EU, other countries might want clearing in their currency repatriated from London.
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They spent repatriated gains on buybacks the last time Congress offered a tax holiday, even though it was technically prohibited, according to congressional research.
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A stronger yen is a negative for exporters as it lowers the value of their repatriated profits and makes their products less competitive overseas.
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You know, Apple just announced a huge investment in the U.S. right, repatriated all this money from abroad, paid a one-time tax fee.
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A giant governmental audit that Mr Cameron claimed in 2013 would identify areas where powers needed to be repatriated found the balance broadly appropriate.
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The U.N. High Commission for Refugees said 67,057 refugees were permanently repatriated in August, up from 12,962 the month before and 1,250 in June.
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Gomez Gonzalez's body will be repatriated to Guatemala by this weekend, according to Tekandi Paniagua, the head of Guatemala's Consulate in Del Rio, Texas.
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In a statement, the Pentagon added that he was also known as Mohammed Tahar and was repatriated from Guantanamo Bay in 2009 to Yemen.
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Plummeting currencies in Russia and Brazil have eroded repatriated earnings for South Korean automakers just as Japanese rivals have benefited from a weaker yen.
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To complete the rehabilitation, Mr. Putin saw to it that Ilyin's corpse was repatriated from Switzerland, and that his archive was returned from Michigan.
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Opposition critics, including exiled leader Julio Borges, have argued that the gold should not be repatriated because it could be used to finance corruption.
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The Clinton and Bush administrations had argued that immigration law authorized, and that the Constitution permitted, indefinite detention of immigrants unable to be repatriated.
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Daines said the increased deduction will be paid for by increasing the tax rate on repatriated foreign earnings to match the House-passed bill.
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Depending on the wishes of the families, the bodies will either be buried in the Nice area or be repatriated to their home countries.
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Her body was repatriated Sunday to Guatemala, and her remains were to be transported to the indigenous community of Raxruha, where she called home.
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The committee cites euro-denominated clearing as an example of financial services that could be repatriated to the EU as a result of Brexit.
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The United States is managing 59 cases - most of them Americans repatriated from a cruise ship quarantined in Japan where almost 700 cases developed.
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Otherwise, in my reporting, I have found that they love those tax cuts and adore the repatriated income and can't get enough of deregulation.
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After leaving the refugee camps in Bangladesh, Rohingya who opt to be voluntarily repatriated will be moved to camps in Myanmar, the minister said.
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The executive order Trump signed last month tells DHS to make sure that unaccompanied children, "when appropriate, are safely repatriated" to their home countries.
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Companies collectively will have to pony up about $235 billion in taxes stemming from the repatriated profits, said David Zion, a tax accounting analyst.
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But it did not immediately say how many billions of dollars would be repatriated, or what the company plans to do with the money.
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Ahmed Muhammed Haza al-Darbi testified against Mr. al-Nashiri before being repatriated in May to serve a prison sentence his native Saudi Arabia.
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More than 60 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the U.S., with the majority from repatriated Americans from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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Veterans groups welcomed the Singapore statement, which included a promise that some remains already recovered by the North Korean authorities would be repatriated immediately.
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Idris says "every month we receive at least 60 cases of trafficking victims who are repatriated from India," a mix of Bangladeshis and Rohingya.
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Pfizer, for instance, brought back $19703 billion, the largest amount repatriated by a single company during the tax holiday, according to the Senate report.
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The confirmed cases include 46 passengers who were quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan and three repatriated evacuees from Wuhan, China.
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Italy repatriated 56 nationals on Monday, as the US said it would send additional flights to evacuate hundreds of Americans who remain in Hubei.
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Japan planned to send a chartered plane to Wuhan on Tuesday night to bring back the first Japanese citizens who wish to be repatriated.
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The total includes at least 44 repatriated citizens who'd been on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, and three who were evacuated from Wuhan, China.
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There are 57 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the U.S., including in 85033 Americans who were repatriated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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The government has said it will have repatriated most of its Islamic State detainees to their home countries by the end of the year.
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During last year's presidential campaign, he proposed a one-time 10.33 percent tax on repatriated cash, followed by an end to the existing system.
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"EU citizens in the region who want to be repatriated to their home countries can request it, no matter their nationality," the statement added.
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The lack of legitimate employment opportunities is likely to push some repatriated TPS holders or their children into the gangs or other illicit employment.
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He estimates $236 billion is available to be repatriated to the U.S. at the new 15.5 percent tax rate under the tax reform bill.
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In April, Kosovo repatriated more than 70 children, and Central Asian countries have taken back hundreds of others, including more than 350 in Kazakhstan.
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They argue the combination of tax cuts, repatriated capital from overseas, pro-growth regulatory changes and a major infrastructure bill will supercharge domestic growth.
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In its report, China, the strongest ally of North Korea, said more of half of its income-earning North Korean nationals had been repatriated.
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The Trump administration has pushed other countries to take back their citizens, but it is unclear how many Americans the United States has repatriated.
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Now, however, museums grapple with the question of what collectors and audiences actually gain from the experience, and whether such items should be repatriated.
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"Repatriated North Koreans are at great risk of serious human rights violations, including torture," Quintana told reporters in the South Korean capital of Seoul.
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Counts of fatalities by countries who repatriated bodies showed that over 2,000 people may have died in the crush, more than 400 of them Iranians.
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"If they find they are from Myanmar, they will be repatriated at the appropriate time," she said, adding there was "no timeline" for the talks.
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Human rights groups have criticized the rare instances when the United States has forcibly repatriated detainees to countries that have questionable records on human rights.
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A stronger yen usually weighs on exporters' shares as it lowers the value of their overseas earnings when they are repatriated to the home currency.
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Authorities have detained or repatriated dozens of people in the past year, most of them migrant Bangladeshi workers, for suspected links to militant fund-raising.
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A migration official in Jalisco said Tuesday that once Mr. Couch dropped his deportation fight, it could still take another month before he was repatriated.
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It plans to replace America's extraterritorial approach, whereby foreign profits are subject to American taxes when they are repatriated, with a more sensible territorial one.
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Instead, in addition to the promise of faster growth, it relies on a one-off tax on repatriated foreign profits and the abolition of deductions.
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A weaker yen is generally considered a positive for the country's equities, particularly exporters, which will see their profits flattered when overseas earnings are repatriated.
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North Korea returned 229 caskets with remains of US soldiers between 1990 and 2005, according to Defense Department data, and repatriated another six in 2007.
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The state prosecution said all 32 repatriated women are under investigation and more of them are expected to appear in front of judges on Wednesday.
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The source added the repatriated children were "particularly vulnerable" and that around 250 other children were believed to be held in several locations in Syria.
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As of 2014, the worldwide amount of looted state wealth that had been repatriated stood at just $4.5bn, compared with hundreds of billions believed stolen.
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The proceeds of those repatriated taxes could be used to fund infrastructure programs, hence the jump in the price of copper and heavy industrial stocks.
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Cyclical stocks that should benefit most will have high domestic sales, sizeable profits held overseas that may be repatriated, and/or high corporate tax rates.
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US officials say additional fighters have been repatriated by several countries that have chosen not to make those repatriations public due to domestic political concerns.
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"Capital comes in, (the companies) exploit the natural resource, take it out as exports, and the profits get repatriated," he said on the IMF website.
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A detailed study of the ancient embryo was only recently made possible, after the fossils were finally repatriated back to China from the United States.
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A total of 60 Maori and Moriori individuals' remains held in private and public collections in the United States and the United Kingdom were repatriated.
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On the order of the New York Supreme Court, the relief was repatriated, being turned over to the Iranian ambassador to the UN last September.
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The assassination team was repatriated in return for an antidote for Meshaal and the release of Hamas's spiritual leader, Ahmed Yassin, from an Israeli jail.
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Some bipartisan support exists for a one-time reduction in the applicable rate that would be applied to any capital repatriated to the United States.
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Most of the payout increase was in the form of share buybacks, according to the study; of every $1 repatriated, buybacks increased by 79 cents.
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After being repatriated to Senegal from Libya in late 2016, Matar Khoudea Ndiaye joined a poultry farm with a group of other migrants last year.
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Lenders traded the naira at 23 last week due to increased demand for dollars as companies repatriated dividends following the end of the earnings season.
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It also provides information that would be useful if the refugees were to be repatriated, a process that may begin within the next two months.
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The government never discloses how many are held in detention centers, saying there are about 360 beds and deportees are normally repatriated within three weeks.
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Now the I.R.S. taxes the worldwide profits of American corporations, but the tax kicks in only after that income is repatriated to the United States.
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But companies can keep the profits overseas indefinitely, avoiding the taxes that are paid when the money is brought back to the U.S., or repatriated.
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Goldsmith said Tuesday in his decision that it did not appear Iraq would accept those who had been forcibly repatriated, despite the US government's claims.
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Because Le entered the United States before diplomatic relations resumed with Vietnam in 303, he cannot be repatriated under an agreement between the two countries.
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The Brussels Court of First Instance said Belgium would start facing a daily fine if the woman was not repatriated in the time it set.
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After spending nearly a year and a half in a North Korean prison, the Ohio student died shortly after being released from custody and repatriated.
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South Korea repatriated on Thursday two fishermen who South Korea said killed 16 colleagues before crossing the maritime border into South Korean waters last week.
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"There is a lot of money being repatriated back ... and end-of-month demand has also kicked in," said a trader from a commercial bank.
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But, like many low-level Yemenis on the list, he remained stranded because the administration deemed his home country too chaotic to accept repatriated detainees.
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Maduro's critics, including exiled opposition leader Julio Borges, have argued that the gold should not be repatriated because it could be used to finance corruption.
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He gave no details of how many migrants would be repatriated, but said the operation was being carried out in coordination with authorities in Niger.
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The French government has so far categorically refused to take back Islamic State fighters and their wives, although a handful of children have been repatriated.
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During the last tax holiday the US had, in 2004, the bulk of the repatriated money went to share buybacks rather than real economy investment.
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Even if they elude border agents and make it into China, the most common escape route, they risk being apprehended and repatriated by Chinese authorities.
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Washington (CNN)The State Department has repatriated more than 9,703 Americans from 28 countries amid the coronavirus pandemic, State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus said Tuesday.
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In 2004, they succeeded when Congress passed the American Jobs Creation Act, which dangled a one-time tax break for companies that repatriated offshore profits.
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In the past two years, the United States has repatriated 39,000 Salvadorans, showing the ability of El Salvador to absorb an influx, the official said.
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The men were repatriated, as were the remains of a South Korean woman, killed by her husband, one of the six men, during a quarrel.
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An additional 48 Americans who were repatriated from China and the Diamond Princess cruise ship have tested positive for the virus, according to the CDC.
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Administration officials also defended themselves by saying there are only 15 cases of the virus, lawmakers said, not counting those repatriated from a cruise ship.
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The flow of repatriated corporate cash is just one tributary in what has become a flood of payouts to shareholders, both as buybacks and dividends.
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The US has repatriated several of its own citizens but has had limited success in encouraging other countries to take back and prosecute their citizens.
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The State Department announced Tuesday that it had repatriated more than 6900,2628 U.S. citizens who were stranded abroad as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Cases detected among former passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship remain at 46, while three cases were detected among citizens repatriated from Wuhan, China.
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Cases detected among former passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship remain at 46, while three cases were detected among citizens repatriated from Wuhan, China.
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In fact, much of the repatriated money is going back to people who own Apple stock and who have already done pretty well for themselves.
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A recent survey of business leaders by the international accounting and advisory firm Friedman, for example, found that just 23 percent would reinvest repatriated funds.
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Its final destination is Trenton, Ontario, where the repatriated Canadians and their family members will be quarantined at an armed forces base for 14 days.
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Fifty-seven cases have been confirmed in the U.S., including 85033 people who had been repatriated to the country from the Diamond Princess cruise ship.
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Australian and U.K. citizens repatriated from coronavirus-hit Wuhan are to be quarantined for up to two weeks, the governments of both countries announced Wednesday.
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The new trade tax will harm Chinese exporters' earnings, which will in turn reduce the quantity of yuan they can buy with their repatriated dollars.
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The British government repatriated about 1,200 tourists via planes sent to Tunisas Enfidha airport, and another 4,000 still in Tunisia will return after their holidays.
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The bill raises the tax on repatriated assets to 17.5 percent from 15 percent, and hikes the fine similarly, for a total 35 percent penalty.
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Subject to various terms and conditions, the proposed tax rates on repatriated earnings now under serious discussion are in the range of 6900-2628 percent.
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While a court in Aragon had ruled two years ago that the objects should be repatriated, the current political crisis in Catalonia expedited the process.
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Now the I.R.S. taxes the worldwide profits of American corporations, but the tax kicks in only after that income is repatriated to the United States.
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This foreign cash pile was created by a rule making foreign profits tax-deferred if they are not brought into the United States, or repatriated.
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The United States, France and the Netherlands have each repatriated a small number of women or children from northeast Syria, but many others remain there.
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It would be nice to become repatriated one day into Korea if their law ever changes, but no, this is my home, for better or worse.
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A weaker yen usually supports exporters as it can increase earnings that are repatriated, particularly on sales made in dollars, and makes pricing more competitive abroad.
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Of some 1,995 cases registered by U.S. authorities, only around one percent of the children affected were Mexican, and most had already been repatriated, Videgaray said.
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Plus, the stock has dividends, a surge of research and development spending, and a pile of overseas cash that may be repatriated under new federal policies.
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Russian policymakers have discussed scrapping profit tax on funds repatriated from abroad, and waiving any penalties incurred because the money was held outside Russia's tax jurisdiction.
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Mr. Dutton has staunchly maintained his position that they will not be removed from the camp or repatriated, but other lawmakers have shown slightly more flexibility.
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That's part of the $350 billion Apple promised to contribute to the U.S. over five years, including some that will come through taxes on repatriated cash.
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It was only in 1974 that they were taken off view, and only in 2002 that they were repatriated to and properly buried in South Africa.
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The rotation in stocks this week reflected that they expect overseas profits will be repatriated tax-free, which means aggressive stock buybacks and expansion could occur.
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"Not all the consumption that was happening outside China has been repatriated into China so overall the global consumption of Chinese consumers is decreasing," said D'Arpizio.
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Though most of what was stolen was later repatriated, the biggest work in the Louvre, Veronese's "The Wedding at Cana", is the fruit of Napoleon's depredation.
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Mexico's expectation is that the former governor will be repatriated to Mexico in the upcoming days in coordination with Italian authorities, the attorney general's office said.
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But as a thirtysomething who recently repatriated to the U.S. after 10 years in the U.K., I still find myself struggling with the idea of home.
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Voters are split on whether corporations should get a tax break, but 2628 percent would support cutting the corporate tax rate on money repatriated from overseas.
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Fed rate cuts could inflict further damage by boosting the yen against the dollar, making Japanese exports less competitive and eroding profits when repatriated to Japan.
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At the time, Bush tried to extract promises from companies that they would dedicate repatriated funds to investments in new plants and other job-creating projects.
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Ninety-two percent of the repatriated funds were returned to shareholders as dividends and buybacks, and some electing companies actually shuttered U.S. plants and slashed payrolls.
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In one case, a Kenyan magistrate said the Taiwanese should be repatriated to their place of origin, Taiwan, but the Kenyan government sent them to China.
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The 11 individuals being repatriated from France are four women who escaped Ain Issa — including a notorious ISIS recruiter Tooba Gondal — and seven of their children.
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The Mexican government considers the 152,000 individuals to be repatriated, meaning migration officials ordered they be returned to their country of origin, according to Bloomberg News.
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Kuwait also said it had arrested and repatriated a Kuwaiti man who had joined the Islamic State in Syria, as well as his mother and son.
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There was one important exception, however: Income earned by controlled foreign subsidiaries was not taxed until repatriated (for example, as a dividend to the U.S. parent).
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Finally, the fallacy of the repatriation promise can easily be demonstrated by the president's argument: "Over $85033 [trillion], but close to $5 trillion" will be repatriated.
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CFRA analyst Scott Kessler estimated in October that Apple, Cisco, Microsoft and Oracle would be the biggest beneficiaries of a lower tax rate on repatriated earnings.
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UK-based Rohingya activist Jamila Hanan said it's essential all Rohingya be granted citizenship in Myanmar before they're repatriated, something the country has long denied them.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon on Monday announced that it had repatriated a prominent Guantánamo detainee who wrote a best-selling memoir recounting his abuse by American interrogators.
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The Nasdaq composite closed just below breakeven at 6,714.94; it fell earlier as tech investors were left disappointed with the 12 percent rate on repatriated cash.
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Captured in 2001, he pleaded guilty in 2010 to "providing material support for terrorism," was required to serve two more years, and was repatriated in 2012.
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More than 7,300 of the foreigners who lived under the caliphate had returned home or were in the process of being repatriated, according to the report.
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"The facilities are designed to house people only until they can be suitably processed and then turned over to another agency or repatriated," the statement reads.
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The nurse is from a group of seven women, one man and a 10-month-old child who are being repatriated from Libya to the Philippines.
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"Our preference is for attractive bolt-on acquisitions," said Chief Financial Officer Tom Szlosek, who also promised "competitive" dividend and share buybacks using the repatriated cash.
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The Myanmar government has built camps, rows of grim longhouses in Rakhine in which repatriated Rohingya are supposed to stay for an unspecified period of time.
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The annual report said the tax overhaul produced a $29.6 billion gain that was offset slightly by $1.4 billion of tax payments on repatriated foreign earnings.
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The first batch of the 720,19863 Rohingya who fled slaughter, rape and village burnings in their homeland are being repatriated today from refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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But it said the two sides had agreed to recover the remains of prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action, so they could be repatriated.
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Against the yen, the dollar fell 0.9% on Friday to 108.600 yen, as Japanese investors and companies repatriated funds before their fiscal year ends next week.
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Against the yen, the dollar fell 0.71% on Friday to 108.80 yen, as Japanese investors and companies repatriated funds before their fiscal year ends next week.
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Hundreds of Americans who were possibly exposed to the virus abroad have been repatriated and subject to two-week quarantines at military bases across the country.
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It added that four out of the five Congolese who had had contact with the girl have been repatriated to the country for proper follow-up.
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By instituting a tax holiday in 2004, the government signaled to companies that future untaxed profits could eventually be repatriated when the budget was in trouble.
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Some 65 French citizens will be quarantined in the south of France, French authorities said, while the other passengers will be repatriated to their home countries.
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The 21 repatriated include 18 former passengers of the Diamond Princess cruise ship that docked in Japan, plus three who had been previously evacuated from China.
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Many of these desperate people face torture and even enslavement if repatriated to their home countries, and this series is a difficult and eye-opening watch.
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" North Korea accepted repeated requests from the present U.S. administration, the spokesman said, and repatriated the student on humanitarian grounds "in consideration of his bad health.
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Earlier this summer, Suheyla and Lutfu (not their real names) were united with two of their grandchildren, aged one and two, who were repatriated from Iraq.
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All of those who were repatriated by the German government are being quarantined for two weeks at army barracks in the western state of Rhineland-Palatinate.
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A 60-year-old man who entered North Korea last month was repatriated through the truce village of Panmunjom in the demilitarized zone, the ministry said.
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People who will be repatriated will have to spend 14 days in quarantine in a dedicated facility to avoid spreading the virus in France, Buzyn added.
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Jung said the Seoul embassy's subsequent silence had spurred him to publicize the situation, fearing that without an international response the defectors could be forcibly repatriated.
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The tax amnesty programme should bolster government revenue and allow for increased public capex, in Fitch's view, while the repatriated funds should boost liquidity in Indonesia.
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Apple on Wednesday announced it would pay a tax of $38 billion on repatriated funds, leading to speculation it will bring back $245 billion from overseas.
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Mr. Trump made job creation central to his campaign, but many chief executives want to use repatriated cash to do stock buybacks and make deals instead.
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France has already repatriated more than 250 Islamic State fighters and their families from Turkey since signing a bilateral agreement with the government there in 2014.
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But the children cannot be repatriated without their mothers because the Syrian Kurdish forces oppose separating the children and their mothers, Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said.
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The corporate income tax applies to profits regardless of where they are earned worldwide, but only when that money is repatriated to the U.S. parent company.
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How much economic activity has been pulled forward or temporarily goosed by the tax package, repatriated foreign corporate cash and boost in government spending this year?
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In practice, large firms could indefinitely defer paying this tax until the funds could be repatriated — usually when granted a tax holiday by a friendly administration.
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About $190 billion, or about a third, of repatriated funds were used on buybacks in the first three quarters of 2018, JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou wrote.
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The dead boy's father, mother, 3-year-old brother and their 6-month-old baby, along with the family's maid, were all repatriated, the minister's statement said.
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The real estate industry directly benefits from any wealth repatriated as part of the programme, which has to be invested in either real estate or government securities.
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Even better, the company's monster cash position grew to a record $246.09 billion, which could be repatriated at very low levels if President Trump gets his way.
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Latest figures from Nepal's National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) showed 5003 women and girls were repatriated from dance bars in Kenya and neighboring Tanzania in 2500/212.
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If defectors manage to make it into China but are then caught, they are forcibly repatriated, as China considers them economic migrants rather than refugees fleeing persecution.
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Decisions on mergers and takeovers in telecoms are referred to the European Commission by Britain's domestic regulator, Ofcom; on leaving the EU these powers will be repatriated.
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She was found injured and exhausted last year over 2,200 km (1,370 miles) away near the Turkish city of Diyarbakir, where authorities intervened to get her repatriated.
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Instead it treats those earnings as if they were being repatriated, with an 8 percent tax on non-cash assets and a 15.5 percent tax on cash.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Belgian person, one of nine repatriated from Wuhan in China on Sunday, has tested positive for the coronavirus, Belgium's health agency said on Tuesday.
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The Museu de Lleida was in the news in December when Spanish law enforcement agencies repatriated 44 works from the museum to the neighboring region of Aragon.
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A weaker yen usually supports exporters as it makes overseas earnings appear more attractive when they are repatriated and it can make export pricing more competitive overseas.
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Nearly half of the repatriated officials who were subject to red notices have been sentenced to life in prison; the other half have not yet been tried.
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Revenues received in foreign currency will still have to be repatriated as now, excluding special cases for some sanctions-hit companies determined by the government, he said.
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International taxes: One-time tax on U.S. companies' repatriated foreign profits; 12 percent rate on cash and a 5 percent rate on illiquid investments, per the WSJ.
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However, it appears that the Secretary is suggesting that "aliens"—which include documented and undocumented immigrants—should be repatriated for having committed "any crime," regardless of degree.
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Stein, from the Center for American Progress, rejected the argument that the tax rate on foreign earnings is effectively zero because some money is repatriated every year.
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Supporters say it will boost government coffers; opponents claim the low rates for repatriated funds ahead of OECD disclosure laws in effect reward those with hidden assets.
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A 14 percent rate on repatriated funds previously held offshore is a handout to large multinational corporations at the expense of small-business owners and our customers.
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A firmer yen eats into profits repatriated from abroad and raises the cost of exported vehicles and parts, making Japanese products less competitive overseas and denting margins.
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The biggest tax dodge in need of reform involves deferral, in which American companies can defer paying taxes on foreign-held profits until those sums are repatriated.
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A month later, none of the troops had been repatriated, and given the latest surge of violence, it is unlikely any of them will be anytime soon.
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But Glasnevin is a better resting place than the yard at Pentonville Prison in London, where his remains lay until they were repatriated to Ireland in 1965.
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They also propose treating children from Central America the same way they do children from Mexico, who can be repatriated more quickly, with fewer rights to hearings.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, meanwhile, estimates about half of repatriated cash would go into buybacks and the rest would get spent on acquisitions and other investments.
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For those who cannot be repatriated, there is a chain-linked-fence ringed plot of land marked "Entrance Islamic Cemetery" on an off-limits portion of Guantánamo.
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Most of those men, many of them captured in similar circumstances, would eventually be repatriated without charges while Mr. Lindh served his sentence in the United States.
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He added that it is not unusual for forgotten trophies emerging on the market to be repatriated by the families or institutions that had originally commissioned them.
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Dozens of Americans have been confirmed to have contracted coronavirus, including more than 40 individuals who were repatriated from China or a cruise ship earlier this month.
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It begins in 783, when Yukiko (Hideko Takamine), repatriated to Japan, returns to Tomioka (Masayuki Mori), with whom she had an affair in Indochina during the war.
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We haven't heard too much about what became of non-Christian people after the coup, but in Atwood's book, Jews who don't convert are "repatriated" to Israel.
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The CDC said it will now track confirmed cases in two separate groups: people who have been repatriated, and those identified by the US public health network.
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Images could be scissored out of National Geographic and Vogue, and repatriated to blocks of strident primary colors, where their fetishistic weirdness became hilariously disturbing (Sarah Charlesworth).
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The ex-detainee, known as Mohammed Tahar at the time he was imprisoned in Cuba, had been repatriated to Yemen in December 753, under the Obama administration.
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Criminals involved in smuggling and trafficking migrants "also (have) an interest that a number of them should not be repatriated, because these represent economic assets for them".
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This government-mandated travel insurance, which has been implemented since 1973, ensures that customers will be refunded, repatriated, or reimbursed if a company like Thomas Cook collapses.
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France has shifted positions several times over the past year, initially saying that children would be repatriated, only to adopt a more cautious tone in recent weeks.
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But having the income only subject to U.S. income tax once it is repatriated, gives an incentive for companies to reinvest earnings anywhere but the U.S. This system distorts the international behavior of U.S. firms and essentially traps foreign earnings that might otherwise be repatriated back to the U.S. In contrast, our competitors have shifted toward territorial systems that exempt entirely, or to a large degree, foreign source income.
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The naira was quoted at 363.50 per dollar on Monday and Tuesday compared with 362.50 at the end of last week as foreign investors repatriated funds, they said.
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Now Switzerland, Nigeria and the World Bank have agreed the funds will be repatriated via a project supported and overseen by the World Bank, the Swiss government said.
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A 6 percent decline by the rouble against the franc the week after April 6 RUBCHF=R jars with the idea this was caused by repatriated Russian money.
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An official announcement last week that the Bundesbank had pretty much repatriated half its gold reserves ahead of schedule has once again sent the rumor mill into overdrive.
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Trump has indicated he would use the repatriated tax money to help pay for a sweeping infrastructure upgrade plan, which makes some members of his own party uncomfortable.
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U.S. Ambassador John R. Phillips said an arm of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement since 2007 has repatriated more than 7,500 items to more than 30 countries.
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From the start of the voluntary repatriation program through August, Somali refugees totaling 29,371 had been repatriated from Dadaab, according to Duke Mwancha, a UNHCR spokesperson in Nairobi.
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The yen has spiked 10 percent against the greenback since the start of the year, according to Reuters, reducing the value of repatriated earnings for export-oriented companies.
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Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency, reckons that the effective rate paid by companies is 29%—largely because profits earned abroad are not repatriated and so are not taxed.
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A weaker yen is generally seen as a positive for Japanese stocks because it makes the country's exports more competitive and it boost the value of repatriated earnings.
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The greenback hit a two-week high of 109.985 yen, providing a tailwind for Japanese exporters, as a weaker local currency boosts corporate profits when they are repatriated.
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Firms keep profits offshore primarily to avoid paying corporate tax, which is levied only when money is repatriated (monies paid to foreign governments are knocked off the bill).
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BUENOS AIRES, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Argentina has scrapped a long-standing regulation requiring local companies' export revenues to be repatriated, according to a government decree published on Thursday.
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Let's invite corporations to PAY $0 TAXES on $1.4 trillion in cash parked offshore if 100 percent of the repatriated cash gets invested in innovative jobs and startups.
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Another reason why increased repatriation would not help the economy is that the funds earned abroad don't need to be repatriated to be used in the U.S. economy.
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US officials say several countries have also privately repatriated their citizens from SDF detention but have chosen not to make those repatriations public due to domestic political concerns.
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And now that Apple has repatriated most of the $252 billion it held abroad to comply with the new tax law, how much will it return to shareholders?
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As has happened often in the past, higher U.S. interest rates would induce capital to be repatriated back to the U.S. from emerging markets at an accelerating rate.
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The repatriated profits should go to capital investments and infrastructure, not stock buybacks or dividends, as happened after a Bush-era tax holiday more than a decade ago.
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Peacekeepers from France, who are not part of the U.N. mission here, and other soldiers from a now repatriated European mission also are facing accusations of sexual misconduct.
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In addition to the manuscript leaf, U.S. officials repatriated a 19th century painting by artist Consalvo Carelli that had been stolen from a home in Naples in 2001.
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Lopez Obrador said if his remains are sent home, he would also want those of Catarino Garza, who fought unsuccessfully to topple Diaz, to be repatriated as well.
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When Apple reports next week, investors will look for details about how much of Apple's repatriated foreign cash it will give to investors through dividends and share buybacks.
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Almost all those who have been repatriated are from the second influx of Somali refugees, who arrived in Dadaab in 2010-11 fleeing drought as much as violence.
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The six had been questioned by a team of officials about their wish to be repatriated, the ministry which handles ties with the North said earlier this week.
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If corporations eventually repatriated all their foreign profits, transfer pricing would have no effect on their total corporate tax bills because corporations get credit for foreign taxes paid.
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Schumer has floated the idea of "deemed repatriation" for corporate earnings outside the U.S. and a minimum tax on future foreign earnings regardless of whether they are repatriated.
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Sterling is down around 15 percent against the dollar since the surprise outcome to leave the EU, making FTSE stocks cheaper for foreign investors and lifting repatriated profits.
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"All hostages were recovered safe and sound and are being repatriated to the country of their origin," the Pakistan military said in a statement, according to the outlet.
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He ordered five of the six men freed but permitted the last one to be held on other grounds; that man was forcibly repatriated to Algeria in 2013.
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This is the third big exodus of Rohingyas after hundreds of thousands fled in 1978 and 1991-92 (most of them were repatriated in the years that followed).
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Around 45% of the eligible US$800bn of US corporate cash held abroad was repatriated during the last tax holiday, according to a report by AXA Investment Managers.
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Now just under 46 percent of U.S. CFOs say they would take advantage of the tax plans reduced rate to repatriate some or all of their repatriated cash.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia has given a mandate on Thursday to four banks to manage repatriated funds under a recently introduced tax amnesty program, Finance Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro said.
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Since they can issue bonds at reasonably low interest rates, these companies would feel no pressure to use any repatriated cash to repurchase their own debt, he said.
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All past sins were forgiven in exchange for a modest penalty ranging from 2 to 5 percent of assets, or double that for assets declared but not repatriated.
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Ukraine's ambassador to Afghanistan, Viktor Nikityuk, who is based in neighboring Tajikistan, said seven Ukrainians living in the hotel had been killed and their bodies would be repatriated.
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Some Republicans say that, with Mr. Trump's election, they would rather use tax revenues from corporations' repatriated profits to offset the cost of reducing corporations' overall tax rates.
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The changes reduced the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and lowered the tax rate on overseas earnings that were repatriated to the United States.
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The "21422 people" referred to the cases that did not involve people who had been on the Diamond Princess cruise ship or who had been repatriated from China.
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Under the current versions, all foreign earnings sitting offshore would be considered to be automatically repatriated, and taxes at a reduced rate would be paid over several years.
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Japanese exporters are sensitive to gains in the yen, which tend to dent profits by making their products more expensive abroad and slashing the value of repatriated earnings.
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Officials also say that the estimated 2.7 million Afghan refugees living in Pakistan need to be repatriated because their presence in the country complicates action against Taliban militants.
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A Jefferies analysis of a Federal Reserve paper looking at the use of repatriated cash concluded it had significantly enhanced buybacks, effectively placing a floor under stock markets.
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Cases detected among former passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship remains at 43, while 3 cases were detected in citizens repatriated from Wuhan, China, the CDC said.
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Of the 21944 aircraft that Project Recover has found so far, 221 are associated with 229 missing service members, and the remains of five airmen have been repatriated.
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They fled first to the Soviet zone and in April 1940 were offered the choice of becoming Soviet citizens or being repatriated to Poland, now under German occupation.
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They're a beneficiary of repatriated capital, and I certainly think they're going to be a beneficiary of a lighter regulatory touch," Hogan said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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It sent home more than 59,000 Guatemalan migrants moving north across its territory, and repatriated nearly 48,000 Hondurans and 31,000 Salvadorans, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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The number of confirmed U.S. cases is still relatively small at around 60, most of them repatriated American passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Japan.
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Eleven British citizens were expected to return from Wuhan on Sunday, raising to 94 the total number of people who have been repatriated, the country's foreign secretary said.
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There are more than 150,000 UK outbound Thomas Cook customers abroad, almost twice the number that were repatriated following the failure of Monarch, according to the aviation authority.
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Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that 33 people in the state have tested positive for the virus — including citizens repatriated to military bases — and 8,400 people are being monitored.
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The US has reported 57 coronavirus cases, including 43 repatriated citizens who were evacuated from Wuhan and from the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship that docked in Japan.
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Separately, Panasonic raised its full-year operating profit outlook on Thursday as it benefited from a weaker yen that has boosted the value of earnings repatriated from overseas.
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Among them are terrorists such as Mohamed Atiq Awayd al Harbi, who after being repatriated to Saudi in 85033, was placed at the Center for Counseling and Care.
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We believe "repatriated funds could provide companies with firepower for accelerated buybacks, dividend raises, organic investment and potential M&A," Goldman analyst Heather Bellini wrote earlier this year.
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"The U.S. Government is taking these measures to fully assess and care for these repatriated Americans to protect them, their loved ones, and their communities," the agency said.
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But she and the Asian Law Caucus are making the case against deportation under the Convention Against Torture and her fear of being harmed if she is repatriated.
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The bill would stipulate that on a certain date every dollar of overseas earnings will be deemed to have been repatriated and corporations will owe their respective tax.
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Of those repatriated, 188 children of Turkish women who joined the Islamic State, as young as 1 and as old as 16, were returned to Turkey last week.
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The number of Afghan refugees fell from 2.7m to 2.5m last year, after Pakistan repatriated hundreds of thousands of Afghans, many of whom had lived there all their lives.
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The banking sector should also receive a one-off benefit over the course of the amnesty as repatriated funds invested in deposits or other banking products improve liquidity conditions.
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That incident killed nearly 800 pilgrims, according to Riyadh, although counts by countries of repatriated bodies showed over 13,000 people may have died, more than 400 of them Iranians.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 28 (Reuters) - South African telecoms giant MTN on Wednesday denied an allegation that it had illegally repatriated $13.92 billion from Nigeria, saying the claim was without merit.
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Portman argued that the $2.5 trillion companies are holding in cash overseas is more likely to be repatriated if the tax rate is lowered, and that would generate revenue.
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After being arrested by Italian police, Mary was repatriated to Nigeria's southern Edo state in 20143, but she was rejected by her family and left feeling like a failure.
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In South Korea, the Kospi gained 17.81 points, or 0.88 percent, to 2,5003, likely due to the weaker Korean won, as it benefits exporters when overseas profits are repatriated.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 4 (Reuters) - A Belgian person, one of nine repatriated from Wuhan in China on Sunday, has tested positive for the coronavirus, Belgium's health agency said on Tuesday.
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It worked in the sense that more than $300 billion was repatriated under this legislation, but evidence on whether the funds were invested as intended is mixed at best.
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A stronger currency is a headache for domestic exporters as it eats into repatriated earnings and makes goods of Japanese competitors, such as South Korea, more attractive in comparison.
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Earlier this year, the US government announced that one of those "affiliates," Hoda Muthana, would not be repatriated to the US, despite her pleas to return and face justice.
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Boehringer wants all of Germany's gold repatriated from vaults in New York, Paris and elsewhere, but he has also said this is not a matter for the budget committee.
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But earlier this year, the US government announced that an "ISIS affiliate," Hoda Muthana, would not be repatriated to the US, despite her pleas to return and face justice.
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They said, these things that he promised would never come fruition and here we are on the precipice of getting the repatriated remains of those people in the military.
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Our biggest mistake was overestimating the pace of change in Trump's America, which meant we braced for a stronger dollar, a flood of repatriated cash and an infrastructure bonanza.
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U.S. President Donald Trump planned to propose on Wednesday steep cuts in corporate taxes and repatriated offshore corporate profits as the administration seeks to regain momentum on economic policies.
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Under that program, $360 billion in foreign profits was "repatriated" at a discounted tax rate of 5.25 percent, far below the statutory corporate income tax rate of 35 percent.
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The work takes the form of a choreographed ensemble presenting an immaterial speculative dance performance and journey into a "what if" scenario if the marbles were repatriated to Greece.
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Here's the concept: For every $85003 million repatriated, an electing company will sign on to create a finite number of jobs in the U.S. during a two year window.
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The Commerce Department said a tax overhaul passed by Congress in December 2017, which changed how repatriated earnings are taxed, led many companies to bring back cash parked abroad.
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Some companies, especially in the technology and pharmaceutical industries — sectors that have kept a lot of money overseas — are using their repatriated funds to increase share buybacks and dividends.
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Europe-based Rohingya activist Nay San Lwin told CNN his major concern about the text of the agreement was how long repatriated refugees would be kept in temporary camps.
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The telecom firm said "certificates of capital importation" were requested for capital brought into Nigeria and that dividends were repatriated based on those investment, it said in a statement.
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SO IF YOU ARE ASKING ME, LIKE, IN 2018 IT'S GOING TO BE $600 BILLION REPATRIATED AND THAT'S GOING TO BE USED FOR EQUIPMENT – I CAN'T ANSWER THAT QUESTION.
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While several former detainees repatriated to Afghanistan during the Bush years have been linked to American combat deaths there, no one transferred since 2009 has killed Americans, they said.
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"This is such a politically sensitive case," said Linda J. Candler, a California lawyer who represents the Anticorruption Action Center in Kiev, which wants the money repatriated to Ukraine.
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The tech giant recently announced it was paying $2023 billion in repatriated U.S. taxes on the $252 billion in accumulated cash and "cash like" assets it has stashed offshore.
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Worse, cash can also be lent to a foreign parent from American profits stashed abroad that are supposed to be taxed when they are repatriated to the United States.
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An Op-Ed essay on April 8 about the benefits of corporate inversions referred incompletely to the tax paid by American multinationals on money repatriated to the United States.
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They are asked to stay at home, or as in the case with people who were repatriated from China to the United States, to stay in a provided facility.
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Three rare Mamluk mosque lamps that were stolen from Egypt and replaced with fakes will be repatriated — one from the UK and the others from the United Arab Emirates.
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These include 44 people who were aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship, three people repatriated from China and 24 cases that occurred in the US, according to the CDC.
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Olsen announced this morning that the cruise was setting sail for Cuba, where guests will be "repatriated back to the UK by air," a statement from the company read.
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Natalie Francis, an English teacher at a Wuhan school, is one of several British people due to be repatriated from Wuhan, the epicener of the coronavirus outbreak, on Thursday.
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Some countries with sizable Muslim populations have repatriated large numbers of detainees, and European countries have reportedly been looking at using the cease-fire to return women and children.
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Two American graduate students who were on the Diamond Princess have been repatriated to the US and remain under federal quarantine in California, along with the other US passengers.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - The first group of French nationals repatriated from China due to the coronavirus outbreak returned to the outside world on Friday after two weeks in quarantine.
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Several Democrats support the idea of using some funds generated by the taxation of repatriated foreign earnings to pay for infrastructure projects such as rebuilding decaying roads and bridges.
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A lower statutory tax rate combined with a substantially reduced tax on repatriated capital as well as full expensing of capital outlays should produce big gains in investment spending.
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Pence also met Ji Huron, who escaped and was repatriated to North Korea three times, where she was tortured, underwent a forced abortion and sent to a prison camp.
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In 28500, during the run up to a tax holiday on repatriated foreign holdings, corporations promised to use some of their windfall profits to invest in research and development.
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For other women, like Ms. Alqunun, publicity played a key role in their successful escapes, but even global attention does not guarantee that a woman will not be repatriated.
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Most were repatriated by the Bush administration, but Mr. Shokuri was still there in 2009, when the Obama administration created a six-agency task force to review the remaining detainees.
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A 12 percent tax bill - versus 35 percent now - on repatriated profits is "higher than some companies hoped for but low enough that I think they'll be happy," he said.
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"We have already repatriated 27,000 illegal African migrants to their countries since 2015," Bedoui told parliament in Algiers, giving a rare official figure for the number of people sent home.
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By nightfall on Tuesday, rescuers had recovered most of the bodies which were to be repatriated to Brazil and to Bolivia, where all the plane's nine-person crew were from.
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JAKARTA, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank governor said on Wednesday he expects 180 trillion rupiah ($13.8 billion) of assets to be repatriated from overseas under a tax amnesty scheme.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Ten women repatriated to Kosovo from Syria at the weekend have been placed under house arrest on charges of participating in terrorist groups, a court said on Tuesday.
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The repatriated assets will have a lock-up period of three years and can be invested in instruments allowed by the government, which include corporate bonds, local stocks, and property.
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"In Europe and obviously not only in Italy, there have to be some centers in which irregular migrants must wait to be repatriated without being able to escape," Alfano said.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - South Africa's MTN on Wednesday denied allegations it illegally repatriated $13.92 billion from Nigeria, the latest setback for the telecoms firm in its biggest but increasingly problematic market.
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However, the effort has had limited success to date with only seven countries -- the US, Italy, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan and Morocco -- having publicly repatriated their fighters.
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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the sector, meanwhile, could get a big boost if Trump pushes through plans for a U.S. "tax holiday" on repatriated overseas profits, executives said.
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The measure would require those profits to be brought into the United States, or repatriated, but not at the full 35-percent corporate tax rate that would normally be due.
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This doesn't make sense on a broad basis... Changing the tax policy on repatriated funds is one of the areas that President Trump and congressional Republicans have talked about fixing.
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Companies also are likely to bring home a chunk of the $3.5 trillion or so they have stored overseas that can be repatriated for just a one-time tax hit.
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If companies repatriated foreign earnings or used popular credits like the one for research and development, their effective rate would fall below 20 percent — and the AMT would kick in.
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"The lack of legitimate employment opportunities is likely to push some repatriated TPS holders, or their children, into the gangs or other illicit employment," warned the section on El Salvador.
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With the commencement of cooperation between Taiwan and China against the telecommunication scam, a number of cases were successfully cleared and suspects were repatriated between Taiwan and China for prosecution.
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But the money won't be repatriated and taxed under American law if Europeans, in the course of enforcing their own laws against tax havens, get their hands on it first.
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Looking at just non-financial companies, JPMorgan calculates $60 billion was repatriated in the third quarter, versus $225 billion in the first quarter and $803 billion in the second quarter.
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