For investors who want to trade the repatriation tax holiday being implemented, here are five companies in the firm's repatriation basket.
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Using the new 15.5 percent repatriation tax rate, the $38 billion tax payment disclosed by Apple means they are planning a $245 billion repatriation.
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At the same time, their interests ... I read a piece saying, "Here's where their seven interests lie with them," including tax repatriation, especially tax repatriation.
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And there would be a one-time tax holiday for the repatriation of cash to the United States — the repatriation tax reduced to 10 percent.
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The repatriation tax break now being discussed differs from Bush's: repatriation would not be voluntary, but mandatory, so foreign profits would have to be brought home.
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Here are five companies in the Strategas "Repatriation Tax Change" basket that will benefit from a repatriation tax cut, most of which were higher in Wednesday's trading.
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Finally, a third principle is that our conceptualized "Repatriation Tax Curve," suggesting an intuitive behavioral relationship between tax rates and repatriation rates, implies an optimal foreign earnings tax rate of 22019 percent versus the current 35 percent, which should encourage rapid repatriation, thereby bolstering domestic investment, while raising revenue.
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And a tax cut would drain future revenues and would encourage firms to expect regular repatriation holidays and thus to hold funds back from repatriation in the future.
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Abul Kalam, Bangladesh's refugee relief and repatriation commissioner, told Reuters "a new course of action" needed to be adopted on repatriation that took into account refugees' key demands.
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The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), which was enacted in 1990, requires repatriation of sacred or culturally significant items to their respective tribes or lineal descendants.
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"China will continue earnestly implementing its international obligations, carry out the repatriation work in an orderly manner and complete the repatriation on time," China's U.N. mission said at the time.
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A Myanmar agency set up to oversee repatriation said in a statement on Thursday that two temporary "repatriation and assessment camps" and one other site to accommodate returnees had been set up.
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Repatriation operation underway The move triggers the largest ever peacetime repatriation in the history of the United Kingdom, topping the operation the government carried out after the 2017 collapse of Monarch Airlines.
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Repatriation flights and bus trips to Somalia were suspended indefinitely.
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Mohamed, left, and an unidentified friend show their repatriation papers.
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So what can investors buy on a potential repatriation deal?
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British judges have repeatedly ruled against the repatriation of activists.
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And Coast Guard officials said they'd begin the repatriation process.
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The repatriation process would start next Tuesday, the statements said.
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Nigeria's repatriation scheme did not start until late last year.
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This can only inform, not close, the argument against repatriation.
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How many years have you been working towards this repatriation?
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S. assets were used in support of this repatriation operation.
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Remains repatriation even received congressional appropriated funds for recovery operations.
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It marks the largest such repatriation in UK peacetime history.
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The 10 percent repatriation rate also is open to negotiation.
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History shows that previous repatriation holidays have come up short.
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The inhabitants of Dadaab are faced with repatriation to Somalia.
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The likely raised the repatriation rate as well, I'm told.
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The repatriation process was supposed to begin by Jan. 23.
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Museums should not see repatriation only for what is lost.
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Reuters reported the repatriation earlier on Monday, citing Kurdish officials.
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It talks publicly, if unrealistically, of mass repatriation to Myanmar.
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Trump welcomed the repatriation and thanked Kim in a tweet.
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L, sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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REPATRIATION: Senate Republicans increased tax rates on the repatriation of U.S. corporate profits held overseas to 14.5 percent for liquid assets and 7.5 percent for illiquid holdings, up from 10 percent and 5 percent, respectively.
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You'll see more investment in the United States with the repatriation.
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Goldman economists project a repatriation tax of 8 to 10 percent.
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Romel Pajimula, DPAA detachment commander, prior to commencing a repatriation ceremony.
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Strategas Research sees several other positive ramifications of corporate cash repatriation.
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Mr Salvini said that he intends to negotiate more repatriation agreements.
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In addition, Trump's repatriation incentives will bring home trillions of dollars.
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Tax cuts and repatriation should help some stocks more than others.
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The firm shared and recommended its Strategas repatriation index on Feb.
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In the last couple of years we have been discussing repatriation.
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A 2004 repatriation "holiday" increased payouts to shareholders rather than investment.
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Repatriation tax amnesty doesn't work Fool me once, shame on you.
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"And it's also that capital repatriation lifts the dollar, " she said.
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What's next: A formal repatriation ceremony is scheduled for 5 p.m.
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Those sectors also received the most benefits in the 2004 repatriation.
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Repatriation at a discount rate "is a tax break," he said.
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Mnucin said repatriation also is a major goal of the plan.
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It was called the largest peacetime repatriation in the country's history.
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Apple declined to comment to CNBC on the specific repatriation size.
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It is not just the United States that finds repatriation difficult.
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LIPTON: Repatriation, I know you've been planning for a tax holiday.
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Strategas Research also sees several positive ramifications of corporate cash repatriation.
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There's more appetite for taxing corporate earnings that are being stored abroad, a process called "repatriation" when that money returns to the U.S. But Republicans have also floated repatriation as a way to finance tax reform.
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A plan for voluntary repatriation stalled when not a single Rohingya volunteered.
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U.S. service members, assigned to DPAA, render salute during a repatriation ceremony.
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Revenue generated from a one-time repatriation tax holiday would be temporary.
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"They will be asked to complete a voluntary repatriation form," she added.
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He said current law allowed repatriation of assets seized from toppled regimes.
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"On the repatriation of foreign earnings, that's low-hanging fruit," Pawlenty said.
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Repatriation alone would not suddenly make investments more attractive than such payouts.
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Subsequent repatriation agreements saw large numbers deported to India without their consent.
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WE HAVE BEEN A PROPONENT OF REPATRIATION FOR QUITE A LONG TIME.
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But lack of diplomatic relations has not prevented the repatriation of artifacts.
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TAX REFORM, REPATRIATION WOULD BRING CAPITAL BACK HERE AND PLANTS BACK HERE.
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Repatriation tax due under the proposal would be payable over eight years.
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A repatriation program last year saw 6.6 billion pesos repatriated, Nunez added.
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Trump's tweet came after a repatriation ceremony on Wednesday at Pearl Harbor.
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Included in earnings was a $430 million charge related to cash repatriation.
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And of course there is repatriation of trillions of dollars sitting abroad.
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Various proposals have been floated on giving companies a break for repatriation.
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This period in history is often referred to as the Mexican Repatriation.
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"We adhere to the principle of first verification, then repatriation," he said.
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Officials in Myanmar said they were ready to begin the repatriation process.
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Instead, they want to use repatriation to help pay for tax cuts.
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Bangladesh's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner, Abul Kalam, also disputed the claim.
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Curiously, Democrats in Congress strongly opposed the repatriation holiday back then. Sen.
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When the DRA was shut recently Aden's repatriation ground to a halt.
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Multiple deadlines to begin the repatriation process have passed without any movement.
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Consequently, every iteration of the repatriation scheme I've seen does the opposite.
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Those fears also remain a barrier to any repatriation of the refugees.
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He also said that bureaucratic obstacles in Bangladesh were holding up repatriation.
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Reuters has interviewed six Myanmar officials involved with repatriation and resettlement plans.
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The preparations were the first indication that the repatriation could be imminent.
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The United States tried a repatriation holiday to create jobs in 22017.
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A formal repatriation ceremony is set to be held on Aug. 22019.
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That would likely happen again under a new repatriation scheme, advisers say.
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The repatriation program is expected to begin Tuesday, Myanmar state media reported.
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Last week, Ramaphosa ordered the repatriation of nearly 200 citizens from Wuhan.
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Last week, Ramaphosa ordered the repatriation of nearly 200 citizens from Wuhan.
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Now questions are being asked about Mr. Benioff's act of cultural repatriation.
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But if repatriation keeps decelerating the buyback boost will dissipate, he said.
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The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs replied several months later, unequivocally refusing repatriation.
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The UN's refugee agency has made clear that any repatriation must be voluntary.
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It would be the first repatriation of Ainu remains by a foreign country.
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"However, the ongoing voluntary repatriation will continue uninterrupted," he told a news conference.
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Here are five cyclical stocks Goldman recommends with large international earnings repatriation potential.
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Norquist also called for tax reform that allows for repatriation of foreign earnings.
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Chris Grayling, the transport secretary, is calling it the "biggest ever peacetime repatriation".
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If repatriation is indeed the driver, the drops in offshore holdings should continue.
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In May 1915 the army forbade the repatriation of bodies from war zones.
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Earnings repatriation peaked at $294.7 billion in the first quarter of last year.
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In the event of large tax repatriation, we can see appetite improving further.
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On June 6, the UN signed a secret Rohingya repatriation deal with Myanmar.
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Myanmar has so far verified several hundred Rohingya Muslim refugees for possible repatriation.
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But the team still recommended pairing it with other established methods of repatriation.
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Merck has about $17 billion of cash available for repatriation, according to Davis.
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He believes a well-designed repatriation plan could have big long-run benefits.
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However, Silverblatt said buybacks could "increase substantially" should Congress approve the repatriation plan.
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Repatriation of overseas bundles of cash is "a very important objective," Ross said.
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This in turn partially offsets the incentive repatriation creates for shifting profits abroad.
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The Aleppo pepper's journey to the Western Hemisphere is something of a repatriation.
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The repatriation flights on Saturday included three flights to the US from Peru.
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Citing human rights concerns, the Cambodian government suspended the repatriation agreement last year.
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Bond markets meanwhile saw reduced issuance, as companies drew instead on repatriation proceeds.
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Most returned to Myanmar after the two governments hammered out a repatriation deal.
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Fraport said Frankfurt Airport remained open and added that repatriation flights were continuing.
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The new law institutes a one-time mandatory repatriation tax on that stockpile.
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The Obama administration has proposed "deemed repatriation" of untaxed earnings currently held offshore.
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Meanwhile, the cost of repatriation could mount to around £600 million ($750 million).
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The country has chartered dozens of planes for its largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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Then the Obama administration released another 200 through third-country resettlement or repatriation.
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Tribes have long been frustrated by the pace of repatriation under the law.
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There is the matter of the repatriation of money into the United States.
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The White House has suggested a 10 percent repatriation rate in the past.
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The EU will also arrange for the repatriation of citizens of member countries.
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"If an object is requested for repatriation then it should go," she said.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar is building a camp to temporarily house 30,19923 Rohingya Muslims targeted for repatriation after fleeing violence in Rakhine State, state media reported on Monday, as Myanmar and Bangladesh meet to discuss how to implement a repatriation deal.
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"We discussed how the repatriation of people can be improved ... how to make voluntary repatriation more attractive, by offering education, help to get started," she said, adding that about 1,500 of the 30,000 Tunisians in Germany were not allowed to stay.
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The museum said the latest repatriation was the second largest since the efforts started.
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What repatriation rules stop CEOs from doing is using cash to conduct share buybacks.
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Its resurrection is seen as a sign of larger political motives behind his repatriation.
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Barbata was pivotal in leading the 2013 repatriation and burial in Mexico of Pastrana.
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Those designated for expulsion are brought to secure repatriation centers to await their deportation.
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But that might just result in overcrowded repatriation centers if few actually get expelled.
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Mohamed beamed as he received his money and a parcel containing his repatriation documents.
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Bangladeshi Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Abul Kalam said the UNHCR had begun interviewing families.
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What does he want to discuss about the repatriation of the money that's offshore?
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Rohingya leaders said after Wednesday's meeting that they were unconvinced about the proposed repatriation.
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Trump, a supposed business genius, is mistaking two very simple concepts: repatriation and investment.
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He's floated a one-time repatriation of offshore corporate profits that could help Apple.
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Apple executives have been mum on what they'd do if repatriation becomes a reality.
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I visited the morning of a Bosnian repatriation, and everything moved speedily and quietly.
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Any petrodollar repatriation by Gulf states in a deeper crisis could exacerbate financial strains.
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He also cited the repatriation of overseas profits as a tail wind for companies.
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The president should have three problems with this repatriation tax amnesty: It doesn't work.
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So, we get a repatriation tax, we get a dividend or capital gains tax.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: SPEAKER, I WANTED YOU TO WEIGH IN ON THE REPATRIATION ISSUE.
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Deeming extremist women uniquely impossible to repatriate—or undeserving of repatriation—helps no one.
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In March the Comoros announced a refusal to accept the repatriation of its citizens.
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Implementing the deal could take weeks and involve the repatriation of third country nationals.
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European officials denied that the repatriation deal was a condition for aid to Afghanistan.
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Among the biggest potential winners from the new tax package's repatriation provision is Apple.
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Beyond repatriation, there are other goodies in the Republican tax bills for Silicon Valley.
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This effort led the tribe across the Atlantic and to its first international repatriation.
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The recent months have illustrated that the repatriation wars are not ending anytime soon.
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In 1999, the party leadership did away with the repatriation plank in its platform.
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" Mr. Darbi added: "And now my own government is an obstacle to my repatriation.
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But the amnesty also missed some of the government's targets for revenue and repatriation.
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The repatriation holiday idea for foreign income has supporters and detractors in both parties.
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So far the government has confirmed the repatriation of two children from al-Hol.
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The UBS report also listed Bristol-Myers Squibb as the top beneficiary to repatriation.
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And in Egypt, the tumultuous political situation caused many repatriation cases to be dropped.
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Some countries are so corrupt that repatriation may not even be possible, experts say.
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Aid officials, who have sharply criticized repatriation, admit that the current situation is untenable.
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Which federal agency handles repatriation flights depends on details of individual cases, Frydman said.
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"This is in no way a repatriation, rather it is propaganda," he told Reuters.
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A year ago repatriation of overseas cash ran a distant second in terms of administration priorities for CFOs, with 17.4 percent of U.S. CFOs calling for a repatriation holiday or permanent lower tax on overseas profits brought back to the United States.
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"Transit centres, transport facilities… everything is ready to start the repatriation on Thursday," he added.
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" Dil Mohammad, Rohingya community leader involved in repatriation talks "We haven't asked for too much.
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When the repatriation effort was announced, Hassan decided to go home to his aging mother.
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"Transit centers, transport facilities…everything is ready to start the repatriation on Thursday," he added.
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Even if repatriation is a damp squib, however, America can expect capital inflows in 2018.
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By definition, repatriation refers to a subsidiary corporation sending the money to its parent corporation.
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Repatriation to China will be limited and will require approvals from the the U.S. government.
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Without getting into deals of the Trump plan, Smith said changes like repatriation can help.
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The report recommended that the objects be returned through a three-step process of repatriation.
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Eventually, he got in touch with a Cameroonian embassy representative who arranged for his repatriation.
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President Donald Trump's tax plan includes a repatriation provision, though it didn't specify a rate.
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Trump did not give a specific number for repatriation in his plan released last month.
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Morrison said there was no blanket policy about Australia's repatriation of children stranded in Syria.
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Analysts have said lower-tax repatriation could also be a big boost for asset managers.
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"If they resist repatriation, the people will be forced to cull them," the manifesto concludes.
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But it turns out that the repatriation of artifacts is also drawing the nations closer.
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Officials have estimated that initially, repatriation inflows could hit up to $28 billion a year.
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Though repatriation often is characterized as forgiveness and compassion, it's really about justice and security.
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But blocking repatriation of Venezuela's gold would be politically explosive for the Bank of England.
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She committed suicide late last month, four months after her repatriation process began, he said.
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By the way, check out the repatriation numbers which are coming in way above budget.
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A corporate tax cut, cash expensing, and repatriation put us back on the prosperity path.
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And establish a small, one-time, 10 percent rate for the repatriation of offshore cash.
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CERTAINLY WE NEED IT CORPORATELY AND CERTAINLY NEED REPATRIATION OF THE TRILLION OF DOLLARS OFFSHORE.
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"This is Austria's biggest repatriation effort ever," Schallenberg said at a news conference on Tuesday.
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"California has been disproportionately impacted by repatriation efforts over the last few months," Newsom said.
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Further, human rights groups accuse Myanmar of doing little to create safe conditions for repatriation.
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The repatriation of the first batch of 2,200 refugees was to begin officially on Nov.
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Without job growth, the only meaningful benefit to repatriation would be to encourage economic growth.
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On Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said there were plans for more repatriation flights.
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All of this optimism assumes that repatriation ends up inside a politically palatable tax package.
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Countries within the EU, such as France and Germany, have planned their own repatriation procedures.
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If enacted, the repatriation tax holiday would produce a one-time surge in government revenue.
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Government attorneys noted they've been working on improving communication and advance notification about repatriation flights.
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First, the conventional wisdom about 2004's one-time repatriation tax holiday simply isn't true.
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Myanmar intends to verify each application to establish whether a refugee is eligible for repatriation.
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In the document, the UNHCR also outlines its involvement in the repatriation process organized by Myanmar and Bangladesh, saying that its officials will seek to ascertain whether several thousand Rohingya on a list of refugees identified for repatriation to Myanmar want to go back.
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Wall Street loves Trump's economic agenda of deregulation, repatriation of overseas assets and lower corporate taxes.
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It would be the first repatriation of remains to the indigenous people by a foreign country.
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"No tax reform yet, no repatriation of money, and earnings are still creeping along," Farr noted.
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Right groups say conditions in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state are not ready yet for the repatriation.
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About 600,000 holidaymakers were left stranded, leading to the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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On paper, at least, the governments of Myanmar and Bangladesh have agreed to a repatriation programme.
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Politifact found that most of the $350 billion was going to Apple's suppliers and tax repatriation.
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That changed with the passage of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990.
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I THINK TAX REFORM IS ACTUALLY QUITE IMPORTANT WITH TERRITORIAL SYSTEM, REPATRIATION IS PART OF THAT.
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Three hundred fifty billion dollars of repatriation [then, led to] share buybacks and CEO bonuses etc.
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While focusing on the Elgin Marbles, she looks also at other similar cases involving cultural repatriation.
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"This goes beyond the effects of corporate tax rates and repatriation of overseas cash," Goldberg said.
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Medina has overseen the repatriation of tens of thousands of people with roots in neighboring Haiti.
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The two blocs are also at odds on the repatriation of Syrian refugees accused of crimes.
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He said he expects a repatriation of business capital parked overseas to help to fund infrastructure.
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Friday&aposs repatriation of the American remains was also fairly low hanging fruit for North Korea.
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The militants targeted the Jalalabad government building of the refugee and repatriation department, according to Gen.
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Throughout its history, the UNHCR has facilitated the voluntary repatriation of countless refugees around the world.
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Hobby Lobby did not respond to Motherboard's questions about the Irisagrig tablets or yesterday's repatriation ceremony.
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He also thinks repatriation of corporate cash from overseas will be part of those tax cuts.
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" That includes tax reform and repatriation, which will be 'very big " for the market, he said.
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The 22.8 objects in question were already ordered for repatriation by a Milanese court in November.
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Source: Strategas Research Partners It shows doubt that even a repatriation tax break can get done.
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And then, they'd still be taxed at 35 percent for the repatriation of their foreign profits.
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Lowcock said talks between Myanmar and Bangladesh on a repatriation plan were a useful first step.
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Tech is one of the biggest beneficiaries of repatriation, so we could see elevated share buybacks.
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Some 5.8 million Afghans have voluntarily returned to Afghanistan since 2002 under a UNHCR repatriation program.
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EISEN: SO IS THAT YOUR THEORY ON REPATRIATION, THAT THAT IS WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO IT?
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Global corporations persuaded Congress to pass repatriation tax amnesty in 2004: the American Jobs Creation Act.
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He cited Trump's positions on repatriation of earnings and lower taxes as brightening his market view.
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United Nations refugee official Volker Turk appealed for the safe, voluntary and sustainable repatriation of Rohingya.
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A repatriation tax at 2900 percent for foreign earnings brought back to the United States. 220006.
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"Both countries agreed to take help from the UNHCR in the Rohingya repatriation process," Ali said.
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The issue could have implications for prospects for the repatriation of the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
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"The first repatriation is important - we can learn from the experiences, good or bad," he said.
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In the case of colonial artifacts, an apology isn't enough: Repatriation is the only viable solution.
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But even as preparations get underway for the repatriation, Rohingya Muslims continue to pour into Bangladesh.
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Repatriation flows are also evident from data released by the U.S. Treasury International Capital, or TIC.
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Despite the repatriation-related loss, it reaped an overall $3.35 billion gain from the new law.
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Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed earlier this month to complete the voluntary repatriation of all the refugees.
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Richardson said he did not believe conditions were yet right for the repatriation process to begin.
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What is clear is that the real tax costs of repatriation are going to be high.
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The effort, in response to Thomas Cook's widespread flight cancellations, represents Britain's largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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But some would like to use the repatriation money to instead pay for lowering tax rates.
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Republicans should give up their support for only a voluntary repatriation at a near-zero rate.
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Now, fewer wealthy families will have to pay the estate tax, and repatriation taxes have changed.
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French officials said there had been no change in French policy, which opposes repatriation from Syria.
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Merck expects to pay about $5 billion over eight years for a one-time repatriation tax.
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This is all the more concerning given recent discussions regarding the proposed repatriation of Rohingya refugees.
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The UK government's repatriation bill is roughly the same size as the bailout request Johnson spurned.
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And, with roughly 210,603 Canadians already working in Silicon Valley, repatriation alone could bring substantial growth.
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Mbuka said a court order for the repatriation of the five women had now been given.
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Myanmar State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi first began speaking about repatriation back in September 2017.
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Trump and his Republican allies view the repatriation as a vital stimulus to the U.S. economy.
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The repatriation of the first batch of 2,000 refugees is set to officially begin on Nov.
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To understand it, we should reexamine the effects of the US's repatriation tax holiday in 2004.
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On November 18th Abul Kalam, Bangladesh's refugee commissioner, said the government was still committed to voluntary repatriation.
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Some speculate that the abortive repatriation operation was intended by the party as a vote-winning stunt.
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Microsoft has all of those things, and it could be a winner on repatriation and lower taxes.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in January to complete the voluntary repatriation of the refugees within two years.
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If caught by the Chinese authorities, they face repatriation to North Korea where defectors are often tortured.
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That would mean lower personal and corporate rates, plus some limited repatriation, funded largely by deficit spending.
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The move ended a four-month multi-billion dollar dividend repatriation row that hammered its share price.
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Officials from Myanmar and Bangladesh meet on Monday to discuss a repatriation deal signed on Nov. 23.
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By the numbers: The 4 companies highlighted by Oxfam mostly benefited from the repatriation of overseas cash.
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IOM is planning to evacuate 237 Ethiopians to Addis Ababa under its voluntary repatriation program, he said.
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That's about to change, Mike argues, citing swelling CEO confidence, still-cheap debt and possible cash repatriation.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in January to complete a voluntary repatriation of the refugees within two years.
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Republicans and Democrats in the Senate have discussed plans to encourage the repatriation of U.S. profits abroad.
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U.S. corporations have $13 trillion stashed abroad and any rapid repatriation could wreck havoc on Asian markets.
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But refugees themselves and aid agencies oppose a repatriation plan that was due to begin on Nov.
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All they really need to do is approve some form of repatriation tax cut, the bulls say.
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Pharmaceutical companies are expected to bring back offshore cash to take advantage of the 15.5% repatriation tax.
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The company also stands to massively benefit from repatriation if the administration is able to implement it.
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The person negotiating the journalist's repatriation then ordered the murder on the spot, the prosecutor's office said.
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But the refugees refuse repatriation, with several saying they would rather die than go back, CNN reports.
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However, the repatriation of troops over allegations of abuses committed in their home countries is extremely rare.
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Most likely, the bump in share buybacks will prove temporary, resulting from the one-time repatriation opportunity.
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A repatriation program was estimated to have cost the British government about 60 million pounds ($79 million).
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"I agree we ought to lower the corporate tax rate and apply for repatriation of dollars," Rep.
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"We are certainly supportive of repatriation," he said at the Web Summit technology conference in Lisbon, Portugal.
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There was bipartisan support in Congress for a deal on corporate repatriation in 9753, but it fizzled.
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ROSS: WELL, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES ACTUALLY HAVE BEEN VERY, VERY STRONG AND SO HAS CAPITAL REPATRIATION FROM ABROAD.
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IF YOU GOT TAX REFORM, CHUCK, WOULD YOUR COMPANY NOT BE THE SINGLE BIGGEST BENEFICIARY OF REPATRIATION?
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Tying infrastructure to tax reform using a repatriation holiday currently finds popularity among Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Companies will face the same disincentive to bring back overseas profits once the repatriation holiday is over.
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The law encourages companies to bring overseas cash back to the U.S., a process known as repatriation.
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But the idea, known as a repatriation holiday, hasn't always delivered the economic benefits its proponents claim.
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However, the repatriation is emblematic of a much larger movement of historical reckoning sweeping across the globe.
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When Admiral McCain became the Pacific Theater commander in July, his son was offered early repatriation repeatedly.
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It is not clear whether the Thursday deadline will be met, given previous missed targets for repatriation.
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The FBI held a repatriation ceremony to mark the return of a marble Roman statue to Italy.
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Under an E.U. agreement with Afghanistan, tens of thousands of Afghan migrants on the Continent face repatriation.
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But their options appear to be limited to repatriation — or moving to an even more remote camp.
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The Red List notes, "Yemeni authorities will ask for the retrieval and the repatriation" of these items.
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The six legislative areas were reform, building a , infrastructure, personal tax reform, corporate tax reform and repatriation.
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More than a dozen countries have begun repatriation flights for citizens who are trapped in Hubei province.
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Give companies a tax holiday on the repatriation of overseas assets, and then watch the economy bloom.
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In addition to repatriation, Republicans and the Trump administration are pushing for lower corporate and personal taxes.
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Third, impose a low tax on the repatriation of foreign profits brought back to the United States.
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The repatriation plan, agreed to by both countries, would return more than 650,000 people within two years.
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However, Trump promised on Wednesday that the repatriation of overseas cash under his administration would yield benefits.
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Tech stocks, seen as big beneficiaries of repatriation, led the rally, with the Nasdaq up 1.4 percent.
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The regulator described it as a "flagrant violation of extant laws," guiding forex repatriation in the country.
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Abul Kalam, Bangladesh Relief and Repatriation Commissioner, said he was hopeful the process could begin on Thursday.
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Repatriation flights will take off throughout the day from Lisbon to Germany, Brazil and the United Kingdom.
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No repatriation should occur without sustained international monitoring of the conditions, Mr. al-Hussein told the council.
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This is very different from past repatriation holidays and should be expected to have much better results.
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Foot-dragging by Pentagon officials has also been blamed for slowing repatriation and transfers to third countries.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in January to complete a voluntary repatriation of the refugees in two years.
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With Apple's gigantic cash hoard overseas, it could be a major winner if Trump introduces a repatriation deal.
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Myanmar has promised to take back anyone verified as a refugee but there's little hope for speedy repatriation.
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When possible, ORR and ICE coordinate with in-country repatriation programs, which provide services to returned, unaccompanied children.
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The third fallback plan he sees is a one-time repatriation of overseas cash, together with infrastructure spending.
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Just last month a central bank source estimated 600 million euros would cover rescue operations, shelters and repatriation.
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Italy&aposs populist politicians have proposed extending the maximum time in repatriation centers to 12 months or more.
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It is not highly vulnerable to a trade war, the repatriation of profits or curbs on migrant workers.
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We may not get tax reform, or a repatriation bill, or infrastructure spend, or substantial changes to regulations.
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The bodies are due to arrive on Sunday after repatriation by land from Mexico, the Salvadoran government said.
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"This is a continuous process," Kalam, who is Bangladesh's refugee relief and repatriation commissioner, told Reuters by telephone.
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The Court denied that relief on Tuesday, which means the migrants will be processed for repatriation to Cuba.
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What is more, the repatriation of profits by American firms would draw resources away from their subsidiaries abroad.
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Further, the removal of election uncertainty and some form of cash repatriation should result in increased investment activity.
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The 120-day repatriation window will open as soon as President Michel Temer signs the bill into law.
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His work, from exploration to repatriation, was recognized in 1922, when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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The UN has been helping the government with this massive undertaking through its Voluntary Repatriation Center in Peshawar.
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A one-time deemed repatriation tax of 10 percent would be levied on corporations with cash held overseas.
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A primary reason for attaching conditions is that previous repatriation holidays did little to boost the real economy.
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It's a repatriation tax break, allowing U.S. companies to bring overseas profits back home at a lower rate.
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The repatriation is a breakthrough in a long-stalled U.S. effort to obtain war remains from North Korea.
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I THINK AT A MINIMUM WE WILL HAVE SOME LOWER TAX RATES, MAYBE REPATRIATION, SOMETHING TO HELP INFRASTRUCTURE.
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That number grows to 28503 percent if the repatriation taxes are used to fund a government infrastructure program.
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Other positives for the greenback include the expected repatriation of billions of dollars held by U.S. corporations overseas.
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A mixture of safe-haven buying and repatriation flows from Japanese investors has boosted the yen 10 percent.
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The 28503 percent repatriation tax that Trump has suggested could bring $22019 trillion of additional capital back home.
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Another expected outcome of lower taxes is cash repatriation, which market analysts say, could boost mergers and acquisitions.
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"I like the idea of using at least a part of repatriation to pay for infrastructure," said Sen.
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The Trump administration also has proposed a cut in the tax rate for returning overseas profits, or repatriation.
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Going forward, analysts said earnings growth and repatriation should mean companies have no shortage of cash to spend.
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But plans for repatriation may be overshadowed by the importance of a greater Chinese-Italian partnership at play.
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The settlement ended a four-month multi-billion dollar dividend repatriation row that had hammered its share price.
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Another expected outcome of lower taxes is cash repatriation, which market analysts say could boost mergers and acquisitions.
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Some market watchers speculate that Apple could also offer a special dividend payment if repatriation of cash occurs.
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It would need to pay $16 billion back to the Irish taxman and $38 billion in repatriation tax.
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Myanmar should agree to the key demands of the community before repatriation begins, he said in a message.
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He assumes a repatriation tax rate of 8.75 percent versus the current 35 percent rate for his analysis.
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It marooned more than 100,000 tourists abroad, prompting what was billed as the country's biggest peacetime repatriation effort.
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The CEO said that both repatriation and comprehensive tax reform would help make sense of this convoluted system.
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Refusing the women's request for repatriation on the grounds that they present a threat involves similarly poor logic.
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Vice President Pence greeted the remains as they arrived in Hawaii on Wednesday, and attended a repatriation ceremony.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed earlier this month to complete a voluntary repatriation of the refugees in two years.
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"How safe Afghanistan is!" said Afghanistan's minister of refugees and repatriation, S. Hossain Alemi Balkhi, with obvious sarcasm.
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Solomon said the latter proposal, often called "repatriation," would be positive both for his company and financial markets.
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The move ended a four-month multi-billion dollar dividend repatriation row that has hammered its share price.
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The international community should also make clear that Myanmar bears responsibility for any delays in the repatriation process.
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Bangladesh wants to see Rohingyas return home soon, but recognizes the importance that any repatriation process be sustainable.
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Policymakers should continue to ignore these calls to use repatriation holidays and similar gimmicks to pay for infrastructure.
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After the repatriation levies are enacted and the taxes collected, companies won't pay any taxes on overseas profits.
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We know that low-tax repatriation, like that included in the Republican tax bill, doesn't stimulate economic growth.
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The prosecutor said Qahtani had met the operatives charged with Khashoggi's repatriation ahead of their journey to Istanbul.
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As in earlier plans, there is a proposal for repatriation of overseas corporate profits and a territorial tax.
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As of Wednesday, there are 53 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in California, including 24 from repatriation flights.
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European Council President Charles Michel said the EU would arrange for the repatriation of citizens of member countries.
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"There is huge destruction caused by floods," said Ahmad Jawed Nadem, head of refugees and repatriation for Herat.
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The U.N.'s refugee agency (UNHCR) has offered to help ensure that repatriation is aligned with international standards.
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"We did not get into those specifics," said Kennedy, who supports using repatriation to pay for tax reform.
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These 10 companies have the largest amount of profits held overseas that will benefit from a repatriation holiday.
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A spokesman for the Department for Transport declined to say if there were plans for a repatriation effort.
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FINAL HOURS Were Thomas Cook to fail, it would spark the biggest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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He said the country was working with Bangladesh to begin repatriation of Rohingya refugees beginning in two months.
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At the time, in the late 1950s, Japanese officials were quietly working with Pyongyang on a repatriation program.
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The forced repatriation of its overseas workers would also cut off vital sources of foreign currency, he said.
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The Bangladeshi government and the United Nations refugee agency said they had no knowledge of any such repatriation.
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If defectors are caught in China they are deported back to North Korea under China's policy of forced repatriation.
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There is also a plan to have a one time repatriation of $2 trillion that companies have stashed overseas.
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"Repatriation is front and center, and that is good for the country and good for Apple," Cook told CNBC.
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LEE: WOULD YOU LOOK AT IT AGAIN GIVEN THE CASH IT'S GOT AND THE POTENTIAL EASING UP ON REPATRIATION?
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Activist groups including Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Amnesty International have sharply criticized the repatriation of migrants by Algeria.
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A long-standing currency control system has complicated payments to foreign firms in Venezuela and their repatriation of profits.
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Government and UNHCR officials issued repatriation forms, convoy tickets and cash — $200 per individual to help with getting settled.
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A UNHCR official makes announcements to refugees waiting to begin the process of repatriation from the Dadaab refugee complex.
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Between 2014 and 2016, in an operation called "Fox Hunt", China secured the repatriation of more than 2,500 "fugitives".
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Many believe the amnesty will fall well short of the government's ambitious goals for fund repatriation and tax revenue.
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"Turkey's risk premium is on the rise and there could be repatriation of funds for some time," Mange said.
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I would expect there will be movement on a repatriation of funds but we need to see the detail.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton has not been as specific, though she has hinted at being open to a repatriation deal.
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Now, bankers said, the central bank had advised them to use some of that excess to accommodate repatriation requests.
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The US and the DPRK commit to recovering POW/MIA remains, including the immediate repatriation of those already identified.
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But he said he was encouraged by talks between Myanmar and Bangladesh to agree on a refugee repatriation process.
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The process could deter refugees from returning, under the terms of a repatriation agreement reached with Bangladesh in November.
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The chancellor barely talks about them these days, having reduced arrival numbers using a murky repatriation deal with Turkey.
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In late 2017, U.K. leisure airline Monarch Airlines collapsed, prompting the largest-ever peacetime repatriation — 110,000 travelers stranded abroad.
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The letter's repatriation follows a seven-year investigation by officials and law enforcement in the U.S. and the Vatican.
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Roughly $15 of the $140 was a direct result of tax reform and repatriation being factored into the numbers.
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The analyst cited how the company has $62 billion cash offshore, which can be "unleashed" under tax repatriation reform.
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" Hunt notes the need for accountability, but oddly does not appear to view repatriation as part of this "responsibility.
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The estimate, which included search and rescue operations, infrastructure, and repatriation costs was 600 million euros, the source said.
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"Companies have been looking at the repatriation issue and a portion of them are prepping for it," Campbell said.
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YOU KNOW, REPATRIATION OF $2 TRILLION OF EARNINGS, A CORPORATE TAX RATE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE HIGH TEENS, LOW 20S.
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Mr. Xi's support for the repatriation did not make for one of the official agreements between the two countries.
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It identified around 46,000 objects at the Musee du Quai Branly museum in Paris that would qualify for repatriation.
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North Korea has not responded to five attempts by the South to communicate the plan for repatriation, Jeong said.
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The 800-odd "custody and repatriation" centres, where homeless people were once detained, have been turned into "relief stations".
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This accounts for around two-thirds of Goldman's $5bn; JPMorgan Chase has said repatriation could cost up to $2bn.
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Hamdi Güvenç, general director of Dalaman airport in south Turkey, said the repatriation of British tourists was going smoothly.
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But at the end of September, minister of immigration Elsworth Johnson said the repatriation of undocumented people would resume.
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The U.N. refugee agency has also been excluded from a Rohingya refugee repatriation process organized by Bangladesh and Myanmar.
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This year, more than 8,800 individuals have opted to voluntarily return home on repatriation flights organized by the IOM.
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One reason is the country's Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor program, which carries a 20 percent monthly capital repatriation maximum.
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But these companies pay the tax only when they bring the money back to the United States (called "repatriation").
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However, Abike Dabiri, senior special adviser to Nigeria's president of foreign relations and diaspora, said repatriation is not straightforward.
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The US-led military coalition that's fighting ISIS has repeatedly declined to comment on the repatriation of foreign fighters.
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Lower corporate taxes could also trigger cash repatriation, which market analysts say could be used for merger and acquisitions.
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A key provision of the reform plan calls for the repatriation of cash that multinational companies are holding overseas.
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The 22027 holiday was different from the repatriation included in the Republican tax bill in a number of respects.
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The United States and the DPRK commit to recovering POW/MIA including the immediate repatriation of those already identified.
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Following the July repatriation, U.S. and North Korean officials have eyed resuming joint field operations to recover more remains.
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In late February, DHS directly addressed dispossession in a series of local repatriation arrangements with the government of Mexico.
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I now understand that the repatriation battles are not isolated to a few museums wrestling with their colonial legacies.
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A sanctioned narrative on a government-led tour of repatriation centers grew sticky with contradictions as witnesses spoke up.
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Neither side gave many details, apart from a vague commitment to beginning a repatriation process within two months' time.
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"We'll pick up that process and move it along expeditiously," said Monroe, a noted expert on the repatriation law.
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In 1990, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act provided the first federal guidance for the reunification process.
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For the 500 mostly Ethiopians at the IOM transit center in Obock, repatriation is the grim fate awaiting them.
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"They gave me a document saying the two governments will not pay for repatriation," he was quoted as saying.
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President Trump has proposed a one-time repatriation of corporate profits held offshore at a rate of 10 percent.
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But that would mean ignoring the historical evidence that repatriation tends to be funnelled to shareholders rather than workers.
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"It will definitely help," Mahbub Alam Talukder, the government's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The authorities in the neighboring Gulf states have forced the repatriation of Qatari citizens, regardless of age and health.
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Pakistan and Malaysia, for example, have insisted on the full repatriation of refugees, despite the obvious risks and hurdles.
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The federal treasury gets a double benefit — the deemed tax and the taxes on the economic activity repatriation generates.
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Egypt has been demanding the repatriation of the bust for decades but has faced resistance from Germany's cultural authorities.
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"Apple clearly is a beneficiary of overseas cash repatriation," analyst Steven Milunovich wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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The deteriorating situation in northern Syria, some experts say, further increases the need for an orderly repatriation to Europe.
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In the cases of Libya and Egypt, the countries are so unstable and dangerous, though, that repatriation is impossible.
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United Nations agencies, however, insist that the conditions for voluntary and safe repatriation of refugees do not yet exist.
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For starters, the law's repatriation deal did prompt a brief surge in offshore profits returning to the United States.
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I wouldn't grant a "repatriation holiday" unless the collected revenue was separated and earmarked for an infrastructure bank. 4.
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The last time Congress approved of a repatriation holiday in 2004, most of that money went back to shareholders.
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The first U.S. official said Washington would work with Bangladesh and Myanmar to encourage the voluntary repatriation of Rohingya.
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Filippo Grandi, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, later told journalists that the two countries had begun talks on "repatriation".
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A solid number of these politicians campaigned for office on a platform of alien repatriation, and many of them won.
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One gift that cash-rich tech companies are anticipating is a so-called repatriation holiday on money that's stashed overseas.
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Apple is expected to see one of the biggest boosts from the Trump administration's tax policies on foreign cash repatriation.
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North Korea committed at the summit to the "immediate repatriation" of remains already identified, but that hasn&apost happened yet.
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While American ISIS members have been sent back to the US, not all European nations have organized the same repatriation.
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Trump's core agenda is one of lowering corporate taxes, deregulation, and creating tax holiday for the repatriation of overseas capital.
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The Association of British Insurers points out that the really pricey stuff, like repatriation, is not included within the scheme.
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"It is not linked to repatriation," he said, adding that the data was jointly maintained by Bangladesh and the UNHCR.
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Effectively, the pot could be sweetened with a 10-year corporate tax-repatriation holiday that would help fund that bank.
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Comprehensive tax reform, which takes longer, could also include repatriation "holiday" for corporations that hold a significant cash horde overseas.
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That toll included the two hostages, whose remains were taken to Tripoli's only functioning airport to await repatriation to Serbia.
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After the judge's ruling Tuesday, the Coast Guard told CNN the group would be processed for repatriation back to Cuba.
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His new 15 percent corporate-tax-rate plan would unleash overseas-profits repatriation and a huge surge in corporate investment.
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The administration's plan also included a one-time "repatriation" tax on foreign profits that US multinational corporations have stashed overseas.
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The neighbors have agreed on repatriation plans before, but the fundamental problem - the status of Rohingya in Myanmar - remains unsettled.
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When will we get real numbers — about tax reform, about repatriation of foreign earnings, about fiscal stimulus, about reduced regulations?
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"Facsimiles can also serve other purposes, such as uniting disparate pieces, or as a new means of repatriation," explains Corneille.
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"I think this tax holiday on the repatriation of foreign earnings is close to being a done deal," Cramer said.
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This year it approved a "paradigm shift" under which the country's asylum policy will focus on repatriation instead of integration.
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The case for cultural repatriation may have as varied and subjective an answer as the history of each object considered.
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The repatriation programme is part of a joint UN and EU effort to stem the flow of migrants to Europe.
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Still, Trump's policies could yield some positives for Valley, especially when it comes to the discounted repatriation of overseas cash.
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Cramer was impressed by Mnuchin's consistency of responses when referring to Trump's tripod of corporate tax reform, repatriation and deregulation.
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He didn&apost apply for repatriation in 2000, though he thinks he&aposll go back if given a second chance.
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The Refugee, Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC), a government organization created to deal with the Rohingya crisis, welcomed Jolie's visit.
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This would only occur if Trump's agenda of repatriation of foreign earnings, tax cuts and infrastructure spending is imminently adopted.
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When it unveiled the plan on Wednesday, the White House also did not specify what the repatriation rate will be.
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This meant prohibiting Mexico from expropriating factories and outlawing any restrictions on the repatriation of profits to the United States.
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The U.N. refugee agency UNHCR and Somali signed a deal on voluntary repatriation in 2013, aiming to close the camp.
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This complicates repatriation and can lead to lengthy spells in overcrowded Thai detention centers, which Rohingya often try to escape.
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On the company's February earnings call, Robbins said cash repatriation would not fundamentally change the company's mergers and acquisitions strategy.
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The repatriation tax "is definitely coming, they just don't want to show their whole hand to the Democrats," he said.
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Ryan and Schumer have a good working relationship, having almost struck a deal on a repatriation proposal just last year.
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You know, when I think about repatriation, the real thing, the concept in the back of my mind is reparation.
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Repatriation would only take place on a voluntarily basis, and with the consent of both Myanmar and Bangladesh, he said.
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Repatriation and comprehensive tax reform are important to the economy, Apple CEO Tim Cook said earlier this month on CNBC.
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The manifesto advocates eugenics, the "complete destruction" of the LGBTQ movement, the prohibition of abortion, and the "repatriation" of minorities.
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Because he's the son of an admiral, McCain was offered an out-of-sequence early repatriation offer, which he refused.
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Bangladesh's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Abul Kalam told Reuters on Thursday that his government had left no stone unturned.
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The initially set repatriation rates could be increased by the U.N. Security Council, with the consent of the United States.
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Luckily, repatriation and applying a rule of law-based system to hold her and others accountable is not about placation.
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He pleaded guilty at Guantánamo in 2010 to providing support for terrorism and Al Qaeda in exchange for his repatriation.
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After the 2016 election, Robbins told CNBC that , particularly the repatriation of overseas cash, would prompt Cisco to look into .
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Trump is delivering on repatriation, territoriality and a competitive low tax rate — the key need of every Silicon Valley entrepreneur.
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Previous influxes of Rohingyas, in 1978 and then 1991, involved repatriation which some NGOs feared was forced rather than voluntary.
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However, the analyst said the three aerospace giants would see a "positive" impact on the repatriation rules under tax reform.
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Apple also stands to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of a proposed tax reform on repatriation of foreign earnings.
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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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It's possible that business spending and hiring will accelerate in the future because of the corporate tax cut and repatriation.
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He noted that Apple is an attractive stock because of the possible repatriation of its $216 billion in offshore money.
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A permanent 10-percent repatriation tax would add ongoing tax revenue to offset including tax cuts for excluded small businesses.
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This February, the US and Mexico signed new repatriation arrangements that include, for the first time, a mention of belongings.
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Most repatriation proposals that have been floated call for taxing overseas corporate taxes at rates between 6.5 and 14 percent.
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This turn of events marks a wonderful opportunity to bring the issue of corporate profits repatriation to the political forefront.
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The Myanmar government insists it is committed to the repatriation of those Rohingya who can prove they recently left Rakhine.
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A particular source of irritation has been the utter failure of the repatriation schemes painfully negotiated with the Myanmar government.
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The repatriation is planned for the company's third fiscal quarter, Cisco said on Wednesday while reporting its second-quarter earnings.
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It had agreed with Bangladesh in January 2018 that repatriation of refugees would be completed within two years, he said.
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A significant repatriation of foreign earnings could set off a broader capital flight, and weaken the country's currency, the renminbi.
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What remains of the flying Lufthansa fleet includes cargo aircraft and aircraft flying relief and repatriation missions across the world.
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Pompeo said a "repatriation task force" had been established to try to get Americans back, but did not elaborate further.
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The need for Mr. Qahtani's repatriation was "a matter of life and death," said Ramzi Kassem, one of his lawyers.
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Limits on the repatriation of dividends have been removed, and limits on foreign trading of Chinese bonds have been lightened.
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One method would be to use revenue from the repatriation of U.S. companies' foreign earnings to pay for transportation projects.
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Understand, the forward earnings for the S&P have factored roughly $15-$20 per share for repatriation and tax reform.
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Trump's repatriation push comes at an opportune time for tech giants, with the European Union threatening to raise their taxes.
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The British government will work to bring them home in what it described as the largest repatriation in peacetime history.
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He estimates repatriation will unleash an incremental $25 billion and Apple's annual free cash flow will stay around $60 billion.
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A funeral for Rodriguez will be held Sunday in New Jersey before the repatriation of his remains, Ecuadorian officials said.
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As the Justice Department tries to figure out a repatriation strategy, there are examples of plans that have gone awry.
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ITEP has calculated that the earnings hit to Apple from the tax bill's deemed repatriation will be just $35 billion.
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In May, it struck an agreement with the United Nations that it presented as a first step toward their repatriation.
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Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar's military chief, about the proposed repatriation process has renewed fears about the safety of potential returnees.
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HR: Which he's promised a repatriation rate, and it looks like with the new Congress that that might actually happen.
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But he also reckons that the new repatriation treatment alone is worth $500 billion more compared with the old law.
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The protestors demand the immediate removal of the exhibition and the repatriation of the stolen items to the Palestinian Authority.
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There are lots of business lobbyists out there who would love to deliver a nice repatriation win to their bosses.
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REPATRIATION OF OVERSEAS EARNINGS: The Senate imposes a tax of 21 percent for liquid assets and 2600 percent for illiquid.
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Both parties in Congress have sought to bring that money back to the U.S., but they disagree on what program it should fund: Democrats have sought to use a one-time repatriation holiday to fund infrastructure plans; a current House Republican tax plan uses the funds from repatriation to cover lower rates across the board.
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For years, strict French rules banning the repatriation of collections in state hands have stood in the way of their return, until recently when French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron made repatriation a national priority by commissioning a special report released in November 2018 by Senegalese writer and academic Felwine Sarr and French historian Benedicte Savoy.
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"Bangladesh and Myanmar are in the process of negotiation for a bilateral agreement for repatriation of displaced people and expect to form a Joint Working Group to facilitate the repatriation," said a ministry statement, quoting remarks by Foreign Minister Abul Hasan Mahmood Ali at a meeting with his Japanese counterpart in Dhaka on Sunday.
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Now, Macron seems prepared to revise French legislation to allow for temporary and permanent repatriation of African artifacts in French collections.
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The Boyle Heights Museum opens this weekend with an exhibition focused on the history of Mexican repatriation during the Great Depression.
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By early afternoon, rescuers had recovered 69 bodies, which were to be flown out by helicopter for identification and then repatriation.
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In a separate case, MTN agreed in December to make a $53 million payment to resolve a dispute over dividend repatriation.
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"The potential share buyback, dividend payment and acquisitions associated with the cash repatriation can further boost stock performance, in our view."
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It also has a large amount of cash overseas, which could be good news if Trump can enact relief on repatriation.
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Australia's return of Ainu remains could set an important precedent for overseas repatriation, helping to heal a history of cultural degradation.
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The UNHCR, which is helping to administer the refugee camps, is not involved in the repatriation exercise between Bangladesh and Myanmar.
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He also took a shield, which is currently held by the British Museum and for which Kelly has also sought repatriation.
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However, he sees a "possible compromise" no matter who gets elected in November as Hillary Clinton is open to repatriation too.
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By reducing the cost of repatriation, Congress hoped multinationals would bring home their locked-out foreign cash and invest it domestically.
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"It could further complicate the issue and have a negative impact on Myanmar and Bangladesh implementing the repatriation agreement," he said.
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The mission also said it had ordered the repatriation of 120 Republic of Congo soldiers, who were immediately confined to barracks.
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He noted that George W. Bush's 2004 repatriation bill resulted in company's buying back stocks rather than investing in the economy.
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However, there is another tax consideration during a Trump presidency: the prospect of a one-time holiday on foreign cash repatriation.
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Under the agreement, the state will provide a sum of money to them, and funds for the repatriation of ancestral bones.
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China, which has provided diplomatic cover to Myanmar over the exodus, has brokered talks with Bangladesh aimed at speeding up repatriation.
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It will, however, involve taxes on repatriation of some of Apple's cash reserves, which are currently in the $256 billion range.
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That cannot happen without support from Afghanistan and the international community which need to create the right conditions for their repatriation.
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The legislation also provides for special courts to expedite trafficking cases, setting a deadline of one year for trial and repatriation.
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Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed on Monday to set up a "working group" to plan the repatriation of those who had fled.
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Now, days after the ceremonial repatriation, this particular Harihara stands among others, only identifiable by the super-glue on its neck.
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Navarro estimates around $140 billion in government funding when all is said and done, which you could easily get through repatriation.
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Apple may have the largest overall stockpile, but plenty of other countries could also see substantial gains from a repatriation holiday.
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Duensing said technology and pharmaceutical bonds got a bid on the repatriation idea just after the election but that's since faded.
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"It's really going to be dependent on how interest payments are treated and what the exact repatriation looks like," said Tchir.
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"We have a policy for the repatriation process and we will go along with that," the spokesman, Zaw Htay, told Reuters.
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The UNHCR's decision in June to double to $400 the repatriation grant paid to each returnee has helped to swell numbers.
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And State must increase pressure on the Burmese government to conduct negotiations, involving Rohingya leaders, to ensure a safe repatriation process.
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Lamba does not assume any repatriation of Apple's more than $170 billion overseas cash holdings, which he expects will be taxed.
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In Belgium, a judge ordered the repatriation of sisters-in-law Bouchra Abouallal and Tatiana Wielandt, along with their six children.
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There would be two repatriation rates: one for cash and cash equivalents and a lower rate for other types of assets.
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JPMorgan recently estimated $800 billion of buybacks next year on higher profits and further cash repatriation inspired by the tax law.
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Cash contribution from China is excluded due to its continued capex, as well as one-off cash repatriation from asset recycling.
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Tech has been lifted by two key factors: Strong earnings and the prospects for a lower repatriation tax for overseas profits.
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Shrinking repatriation is likely to affect markets, because the flows helped fund this year's record $1 trillion in U.S. share buybacks.
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Fitch assumes 35% of the cash at foreign entities is not readily available to repay debt to represent leakage upon repatriation.
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Stanikzai says the militants on Tuesday targeted the government building of the refugee and repatriation department in Jalalabad, the provincial capital.
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American Airlines slashed its service from the U.S. to Venezuela in mid-2014 amid a dispute over repatriation of American's funds.
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We'd also have to consider any impact from increased buybacks from not only a lower corporate rate but from repatriation flows.
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Should the company participate in the repatriation program, that will create a new supply of debt that could drive up rates.
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This repatriation provision came following intense lobbying pressure from some of the leading tax avoiders, including Blackstone, Google, and General Electric.
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It also calls for changes that would lower taxes on money companies generate abroad and incentivize the repatriation of offshore profits.
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The mandate affects all Kazakhstan airlines but Air Astana will be operating limited non-scheduled repatriation flights for residents and citizens.
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It's unclear, however, whether the HHS IG's review of the department's repatriation and quarantine effort is directly correlated to the complaint.
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And in the context of broader reform, repatriation ought to be done at a penalty rate rather than a discount one.
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Indeed, if you understand the situation correctly, you can see that there is no reason why discount repatriation would boost investment.
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"Conditions are not yet conducive to the voluntary repatriation of Rohingya refugees," U.N. refugee chief Filippo Grandi told the Security Council.
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Recent reports have revealed a campaign to surveil and silence his critics using tactics like forced repatriation, imprisonment, torture, and executions.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when the leadership of the Sweden Democrats eliminated the repatriation plank of their platform.
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Two Asian countries have agreed to the repatriation of the Rohingya people displaced to Bangladesh by violent attacks on their homes.
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Bangladesh's Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Mohammad Abul Kalam says the issue of human trafficking is one that officials take seriously.
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Many refugees are still terrified of going back and it remains unclear if any accepted the offer of voluntary repatriation Thursday.
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The idea that repatriation will spur domestic investment contains an implicit assumption that multinationals are short on cash in this country.
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"Our nation faces unprecedented challenges, including the repatriation of American citizens stuck abroad," Rubio wrote in an email to The Hill.
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Siding with the state, the Brussels court of appeal ruled that it was not forced "to undertake any act of repatriation".
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Recent repatriation deals with Bangladesh — which were really only dusted-off versions of ineffectual agreements from the 0003s — have accomplished nothing.
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The consulate asked him if he wanted an interpreter who could explain everything, including the repatriation of her body, in Q'eqchi.
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Bankers are betting on one change in particular: repatriation, where American companies bring revenue generated abroad back to the United States.
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That is not good enough for some, like Mr. Roy's parents, who belong to an organization that campaigns for the repatriation.
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Randol said the repatriation of cash by corporations could increase the demand for dollars and that could pressure the greenback higher.
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He also said Myanmar now considered it was appropriate to invite UNHCR and the U.N. Development Programme into the repatriation process.
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The killing was the final straw for Duterte, who asked commercial airlines to help the voluntary repatriation of workers from Kuwait.
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NOW, REALLY THIS IS KUDLOW SUPPLY SIDE, LOW TAX RATES, EXPENSING, REPATRIATION, LOWER MARGINAL TAX RATES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND SO FORTH.
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The US State Department's Defeat ISIS Coalition framework could effectively marshal international partner support to encourage repatriation, reintegration, and rehabilitation support.
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GERMAN AIR INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION SPOKESMAN SAYS THOMAS COOK'S GERMAN SUBSIDIARY CONDOR IS FLYING AS USUAL, NO NEED FOR A REPATRIATION ACTION
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Some refugees that fled violence in 2012 and agreed to repatriation are still in camps and not allowed to return home.
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British Columbia allocated CAD 2 million (USD 1.5 million) toward the repatriation of First Nation artifacts from museums around the world.
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Several weeks ago, officials allowed foreign reporters to travel to northern Rakhine State to see repatriation centers and talk to returnees, though at least one person interviewed by a reporter for The New York Times at one of the country's three repatriation centers said he had been in the region the entire time and had not come from Bangladesh.
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A cross-party group of British MPs (members of parliament) introduced a bill for the repatriation of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece.
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Other options included Britain co-financing a detention center for illegal migrants, organizing repatriation flights and assisting with expulsions, the source said.
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It urges all U.N. member states to comply with Security Council sanctions requiring the repatriation of all North Korean workers by Dec.
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Anything that distracts from Trump's economic agenda now makes Apple, and any other stock that could benefit from repatriation, look less attractive.
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The centre has its own legal, regulatory, tax and business infrastructure, allowing for 100 percent foreign ownership and full repatriation of profits.
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But care and attention are required when passing some of the more complex legislation like repatriation of overseas corporate cash, Nardelli insisted.
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Isaacson said the technology industry is still likely to win on a big issue, a tax holiday on repatriation of foreign cash.
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The United Arab Emirates has built free trade zones across the country, offering foreign firms 100 percent ownership and repatriation of profits.
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If possible, an excavation is arranged, and the remains are given to the city for repatriation and reburial in a modern cemetery.
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"We expect that after his repatriation appropriate departmental disciplinary proceedings shall be initiated against him," the Supreme Court said in an order.
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Another expected outcome of lower taxes is likely to be cash repatriation, which market analysts say could boost merger and acquisition activity.
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The plane later arrived at Osan Air Base in South Korea where a formal repatriation ceremony will be held on Aug. 1.
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"They didn't strictly speaking flee the war," said D'Hoop, adding that candidates for voluntary repatriation generally return to a stable living situation.
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Another group, who were sent back to Turkey after illegally crossing into Greece, anxiously waited to be sent to a repatriation center.
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Within health care, pharmaceuticals stand to benefit from a lower risk of drug price controls, and from the repatriation of overseas cash.
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Beyond that, Autry sees big gains for corporations through corporate tax cuts and a beneficial deal on the repatriation of foreign assets.
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In New Delhi, India's foreign ministry said it was actively seeking the release and repatriation of its nationals from among the crew.
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Fifty-five companies in that group of 303 go the extra step of estimating what they would pay in taxes upon repatriation.
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It anticipates $38 billion coming from repatriation taxes, but much of it will be capital expenditures on the part of the company.
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"The potential for repatriation will change the complexion of the small- and mid-cap biotech industry significantly," Sage's Jonas said last week.
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In one scene, the blockbuster superhero movie touches on issues of provenance, repatriation, diversity, representation, and other debates currently shaping institutional practices.
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On Thursday, the Russian special envoy to Syria, Alexander Lavrentiev, discussed the repatriation plans in Amman with Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi.
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At the repatriation ceremony in South Korea, the cases were draped in United Nations flags in a possible sign of that uncertainty.
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SORKIN: ARE YOU ANTICIPATING A WAVE OF M&A, MERGER AND ACQUISITION ACTIVITY, IF AND WHEN WE GET THIS REPATRIATION TO HAPPEN?
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Additionally, he said a proposal for "repatriation," or allowing companies to bring back overseas profits at sharply reduced rates, also has benefits.
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Histories of exile, repatriation, and diaspora transform the works into vehicles for reimagining the most intimate aspects of these contested psychic spaces.
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The reason is simple — the repatriation of profits by overseas foreign subsidiaries will be used to help initially fund the infrastructure plans.
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The North also demands the repatriation of a dozen North Korean restaurant workers, who came to the South in 2016 via China.
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But its overall strength, especially against many emerging currencies, probably reflects repatriation on increasing worries about U.S. trade disputes, some traders said.
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Proponents of the tax reform bill argue that the repatriation of profits will encourage corporations to invest more in the United States.
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The repatriation rate would offset the estimated positive effect of lifting U.S. sanctions on the revenue of Iran's government from domestic sources.
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The tax plan that the Trump administration has proposed includes an unspecified repatriation benefit and a corporate tax rate of 20 percent.
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Both bills include a low rate for repatriation of corporate profits held overseas and change the tax structure to a territorial one.
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It's also worth noting that both issues of remains repatriation and family reunions are bipartisan and have been fully embraced by Congress.
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"Some of those who voted for Brexit expecting big cuts in immigration — or even repatriation — are going to be disappointed," he added.
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Stock investors would also enjoy a windfall under earnings repatriation plans, but the lower the corporate tax rate, the greater the benefit.
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"I personally don't see this as a voluntary repatriation," said Mohammad Ismail, the head of the United Nations refugee office in Jalalabad.
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She referred to a longstanding government policy that repatriation talks can only cover 2,415 people in Bangladesh whom Myanmar recognizes as citizens.
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Gallo noted that the proposed repatriation tax would be a dollar-positive event if it passes as part of an overall package.
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Earlier, Turkey said it would deport seven Germans after state media reported Ankara had begun the repatriation of captured Islamic State militants.
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Some analysts are still optimistic that Apple's repatriation of foreign cash and quickly growing services division could boost the business long term.
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The company took a $27.30 billion charge to cover a new one-time repatriation tax on undistributed income of certain non-U.
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The refugees languishing in camps in Bangladesh are set to be sent home under a repatriation agreement made between Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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Analysts believe the bombing was in retaliation for the Thai junta's forcible repatriation of 109 Uighurs to China weeks before the attack.
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In an emailed statement on Saturday, Ms. Ersson said that she would continue to fight against forced repatriation of refugees to Afghanistan.
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Ukraine International Airlines announced all flights across its network will be suspended until April 3, with the exception of chartered repatriation flights.
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The department said it had planned more than 60 repatriation flights for this week and that it would add more as needed.
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"Putin wants repatriation, but the social contract is that if you show loyalty, you can live the way you want," he said.
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Ali said a joint working group, to be formed within three weeks, will fix the final terms to start the repatriation process.
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In the long run, of course, repatriation holidays cost revenue rather than raising it, by encouraging companies to do more tax avoidance.
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Apple will not be the only multinational that will soon bring back gigantic profits to take advantage of new low repatriation rates.
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Because the repatriation provision is part of a package likely to deliver vastly larger long-term savings for the world's biggest multinationals.
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Several countries require children born in the caliphate to undergo DNA testing to prove their parentage, and therefore their citizenship, before repatriation.
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A repatriation agreement signed in November is a sham, with no assurances that returning Rohingya refugees will be treated under international standards.
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"Repatriation flights are not free," read a notice that American citizens in Ghana said they received from the U.S. Embassy in Accra.
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In August 2016, the parliament of New South Wales passed a motion supporting Gweagal ownership of the shield and urged its repatriation.
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While the plans are not yet finalised, their comments reflect the government's thinking on how Suu Kyi's repatriation pledge will be implemented.
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In 20133 the U.S. enacted the Homeland Investment Act, which offered a tax holiday for repatriation of foreign earnings by U.S. multinationals.
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But as an engine of job creation, according to a 2009 research paper, the repatriation holiday of 2004 was a catastrophic failure.
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Recommendations are made by a majority vote, and if repatriation is warranted, it must be done within three months of the decision.
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" A separate document describing the policy framework for entry into the forex market made a similar declaration: "Repatriation of funds is allowed.
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For one thing, lawmakers tasked with writing tax laws have been reluctant to commit to spending the cash from repatriation on infrastructure.
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The tax amnesty scheme will offer incentives to bring money back to Southeast Asia's largest economy, but repatriation is not a requirement.
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In addition, having a low rate for repatriation of over $2628 trillion will provide a big boost to domestic spending and investment.
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Five key factors should support dollar strength in 2020: Favorable growth, interest rate differentials, elevated uncertainty, repatriation flows and dollar funding shortages.
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"The French position is a political position, based on the refusal of the public opinion to see repatriation happening," Mr. Brisard said.
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The promise of a $85033 billion infrastructure bill over three years financed by tax repatriation will benefit many materials and industrials companies.
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You will hear more about investment spending, including buybacks, dividends and (from a small group of companies, mainly Apple) repatriation of profits.
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In the 1930s, as part of the Mexican Repatriation Act, President Hoover deported one million Mexican-Americans for supposedly stealing U.S. jobs.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh have signed three agreements on repatriation, but the reality is that any large-scale resettlement is a distant prospect.
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In combination, these measures with the repatriation and territorial system provisions, represent a dramatic overhaul of the U.S. tax system for multinationals.
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In late October, a delegation from Myanmar visited the camps in an effort to urge Rohingya to participate in the repatriation process.
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Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Canada's national Inuit group, presented the 20173 Cultural Repatriation Award to Chicago's Field Museum and the Nunatsiavut government in Labrador.
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The Dow has added roughly 1,600 points since the election on hopes for lower taxes, repatriation of cash, less regulations and fiscal stimulus.
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They mentioned repeal of Obamacare, infrastructure investments, personal tax reform and repatriation of cash as positive and corporate tax reform as very positive.
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Charities focusing on the rehabilitation of victims say repatriation is often one of their biggest challenges and can, in some cases, take years.
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Nearly 60 percent of U.S. respondents to the CNBC Global CFO Council survey believe that a cash repatriation holiday will occur in 2017.
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Emmanuel Macron appointed a Senegalese economist and French art historian to study the repatriation of African artifacts held in museum collections in France.
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Funds from the repatriation of Apple's $2172.11 billion overseas cash hoard arrived at an convenient time for traders working on behalf of Apple.
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He said a memorandum of understanding would be signed in early December and repatriation of the funds would follow a few weeks later.
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Trump's initiatives for deregulation and repatriation certainly help create a positive investing climate, but Cramer isn't banking on it to drive the market.
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In addition, North Korea agreed to meet in mid-July in Panmunjom to discuss the repatriation of remains of our American service members.
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Investors wonder if Democrats could now break ranks and embrace the idea of repatriation of foreign cash and lowering the corporate tax rate.
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"CEO, Tim Cook, sounded positive on possible tax repatriation (91 percent of $238 billion cash balance is overseas as of F4Q16)," Oppenheimer said.
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Myanmar has said 3,450 refugees have been cleared for repatriation on August 22 but many refugees fear violence and refuse to go back.
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Among issues that must be addressed, MSCI said in a release the 20 percent monthly repatriation limit remained a "significant hurdle" for investors.
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Many were there to register for voluntary repatriation, taking advantage of the offer of free transport and assistance with resettlement once in Somalia.
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He offered immediate expensing for new investment and a 10 percent repatriation rate to incentivize American firms overseas to bring $2.5 trillion home.
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AND THEN, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A REPATRIATION INITIATIVE THATWORKS A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT THAN IT DID WHEN PRESIDENT BUSH SIGNED ONE.
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Repatriation makes these funds available for distribution to shareholders, but neither increases demand for dollars nor sharpens the incentive to invest in America.
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She said many of Nasdaq's listed companies would benefit from measures like repatriation of money held overseas to avoid higher U.S. corporate taxes.
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The group's recent statements on Rakhine have focused on the importance of the repatriation of displaced persons to Myanmar and reconciliation among communities.
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A person holding a National Identity Card, on the other hand, is seen as a Pakistani citizen and thus not subject to repatriation.
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Over 230 aircraft were hired to bring back about 110,000 passengers from abroad in what was billed as the country's biggest peacetime repatriation.
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"I would also like to recognize the cooperation of those Iranian authorities who facilitated her release and repatriation," he said in a statement.
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Ms Smith remembers her mother's distress at Powell's speech, which called for voluntary repatriation—something which was Conservative Party policy at the time.
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But old truths are giving way to new attitudes, as evidenced by France's more diplomatic version of Killmonger's vigilante repatriation of African artifacts.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said in a statement that would happen after Malaysia receives a letter from Kim's family requesting his repatriation.
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"The repatriation offer applies to any Niki flights that have been cancelled due to the current situation, independent of any insolvency," he added.
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It said it "never leaves troops behind, living or deceased, and will continue the mission of repatriation until every service member returns home."
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The repatriation of these remains was supposed to be one of the positive outcomes of the Trump-Kim summit in Singapore last month.
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The refugees will be taken to a repatriation center and their situation will be assessed, a spokesman for the Canakkale immigration authority said.
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The QFC has its own legal, regulatory, tax and business infrastructure, which allows for 100 percent foreign ownership and full repatriation of profits.
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Corporations won't bring back the money unless they get the same sweet deal as in the past: repatriation at a tiny tax rate.
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Trump's plan will propose a "one-time" lower repatriation tax rate for the more than a trillion dollars in corporate cash parked overseas.
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Beijing has faced reluctance, in Western countries in particular, when it asks for the repatriation of those wanted for alleged crimes in China.
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In addition, the analyst noted the Republican tax repatriation holiday proposals, where corporations can bring home overseas earnings at a lower tax rate.
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Sixty percent of that cash is overseas, so any tax reform that lowers the rate on repatriation would benefit the company and shareholders.
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Human rights activists say the bloc should not rush to get involved in the repatriation without addressing the root causes of their displacement.
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Discussion of hard numbers in the long-running repatriation debate may indicate tax reform is advancing on Trump's slow-moving domestic policy agenda.
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The result of that has been companies biding their time, claiming their profits are "trapped" offshore while lobbying for a repatriation tax cut.
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Trader Dan Nathan said he likes large-cap technology names like because of the Trump administration's push for repatriation and corporate tax reform.
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One of the few parts of the tax plan that could generate additional revenue is potential repatriation of that $63 trillion held overseas.
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Household words, an expression coined by William Shakespeare, are those familiar to everyone and it seems "tax repatriation" has now joined the club.
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Hassett also emphasized the dual importance of cutting the statutory corporate tax rate and easing the repatriation of funds U.S. companies hold overseas.
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A senior Bangladeshi official told Reuters the new effort was a "small-scale" repatriation plan, adding that nobody will be forced to return.
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Turkey on Monday reportedly deported a U.S. national Islamic State militant as the country begins its repatriation of foreign fighters, according to reports.
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Repatriation The Birmingham court heard that the victim had been returned from Pakistan to the UK with the assistance of the Home Office.
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Repatriation and prosecution could serve America's own long-term goals of defeating the jihadist enterprise and ensuring that it does not rise again.
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Consideration for opening the window of repatriation of dollars held abroad, for example, will increase significant capital flows back to the United States.
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"Once the repatriation mechanism was abolished, it meant that every single inflow coming into the country reflects directly on interbank liquidity," he said.
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The repatriation of the IS families has now moved the discussion of de-radicalization from the theoretical to the practical and the public.
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" A Princeton website says, "Ai complicates conversations about repatriation, shared cultural heritage and contemporary expectations regarding the democratization of art and public space.
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ASIFMA also requested that China lift the 20 percent cap on repatriation by foreign investors under the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) scheme.
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Technology companies may benefit from repatriation breaks There's a lot of talk about all the "dry powder" that technology stocks have sitting around.
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Our existing immigration laws say that justice for all illegal immigrants is humane repatriation back to the nations in which they hold citizenship.
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The new departures come as Myanmar prepares to take some of the refugees back after agreeing with Bangladesh to start repatriation on Nov.
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The 32 countries then asked Guterres to take action, including repatriation and possible financial penalties, when mandates to protect civilians aren&apost implemented.
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"On the one hand you've got the positive fiscal story and then the corporate tax reform that might involve substantial repatriation," he said.
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According to UN officials Guterres, who once headed UNHCR, told Netanyahu this organization is mandated with repatriation of refugees to their original homes.
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Unfortunately, no model captures the significant pro-growth effects of international flows, such as repatriation and the possible capital inflow from foreign companies.
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We expect US tax reform to lower the UTX rate significantly, and UTX is a repatriation beneficiary given its large overseas cash balance.
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Repatriation will cost Medtronic between $2 billion and $3 billion over the next eight years on prior accumulated profit and cash, he said.
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In that meeting, which took place at Panmunjom, a village on the inter-Korean border, they reconfirmed the North's commitment to the repatriation.
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In a tax-overhaul package that would provide the greatest benefits to wealthy individuals and corporations, the so-called repatriation provision stands out.
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Alphabet said it also incurred a $9.9 billion charge for the repatriation of foreign earnings following the recent changes in the tax code.
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Earnings repatriation peaked at $294.7 billion in the first quarter immediately after the law took effect but has tailed off each quarter since.
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The repatriation bonanza followed new regulations that allowed the U.S. government to tax profits accumulated overseas, regardless of where the money was held.
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Repatriation forced museum administrators and tribal leaders to sit down and talk, and the two sides realized how much they have in common.
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Above, the 2017 Chevrolet Bolt EV. • Monarch Airlines' abrupt collapse forced British regulators to coordinate "the biggest ever peacetime repatriation" of stranded travelers.
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In anticipation of their repatriation, hundreds of new housing units have been constructed in the three garrison towns of Bulford, Tidworth, and Larkhill.
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Ian Brownlee, the head of the State Department's repatriation task force, said it had brought back over 9,000 U.S. citizens from 28 countries.
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Ian Brownlee, the head of the State Department's repatriation task force, said it had brought back over 9,000 U.S. citizens from 28 countries.
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She lacked proper papers in China and was vulnerable to forced repatriation to North Korea, where she could face imprisonment, torture or worse.
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The person has no connection to Travis Air Force Base, which is in the county and has seen several repatriation flights from China.
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Like many of the earlier speakers, he is an advocate for tax reform and specifically the repatriation of overseas cash at lower levels.
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Both the asylum grants and the repatriation of criminals were "unilateral," good-will acts in accord, he said, with Cuban and international law.
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Earlier, passengers and crew members on board the quarantined cruise ship, who were not taking government repatriation flights, started the process of disembarking.
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"Many – most ... have actually taken this to heart and moved them," a senior State Department official told reporters, referring to the repatriation requirement.
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This brings us back to the actual effect of the repatriation of funds under the new tax bill and the new territorial system.
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The legislation also mandates the establishment of special courts to expedite trafficking cases, setting a deadline of one year for trial and repatriation.
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But investors excited about the prospect of repatriation are generally hoping the money would be used for dividends, share repurchases or growth acquisitions.
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This repatriation effort is getting started just as Donald J. Trump's election as president threatens to complicate the message of the kleptocracy initiative.
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That led the government to ask the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to charter aircraft to bring them home - Britain's biggest peacetime repatriation operation.
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"I hope that the newly signed repatriation agreement with Afghanistan will be implemented in practice," German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier told reporters.
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Because the bomber was linked to Yemen, Obama forbade the repatriation of Yemeni detainees, which kept eighty-six of them stuck in cells.
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And then my follow-up question to that, is how soon will we see the program on capital repatriation and corporate tax cuts?
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If Britain does the same for Thomas Cook's customers, then 160,000 Britons would need repatriation, eclipsing the number brought home after Monarch's collapse.
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Last week, Amer told Bloomberg he expected to see a more volatile pound after Egypt ended a foreign exchange repatriation mechanism in December.
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Bahrain's new cases were among 165 individuals flown home on Tuesday in the first repatriation flight from Iran chartered by the health ministry.
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Rob Portman (R-OH) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) released a framework for international business tax reform that incorporated this deemed repatriation idea.
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One way to address the concerns of small business owners is through repatriation, but the White House's repatriation proposal to bring back to the U.S. funds that are kept offshore at a reduced tax rate is problematic, because it fails to address the underlying problem of allowing multinational corporations to defer paying taxes on foreign profits in the first place.
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Horizon Pharma CEO Tim Walbert said that when larger companies benefit from that repatriation of cash, they are likely to lift the whole market.
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In addition to deregulation and fiscal spending, Trump's plan calls for personal and corporate tax cuts and a repatriation of corporate cash from overseas.
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She previously organized the many heart-rending repatriation ceremonies at Brize Norton, where fallen troops are returned home to UK soil when killed abroad.
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The infrastructure investment could be funded through a repatriation of corporate taxes that would be a part of comprehensive tax reform legislation, Reed said.
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Apple bulls argue that Trump's proposed repatriation policy will encourage the company to bring back its more than $200 billion in cash parked overseas.
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Goldman Sachs' technology research team shared a list of companies that will prosper from President Donald Trump's repatriation tax cut plan for international earnings.
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Tax reform could also include a one-time repatriation of the $2 trillion in corporate cash held overseas, also currently in the House plan.
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Richardson said he declined to join the advisory board's tour of a new repatriation camp in Rakhine State on Wednesday, instead traveling to Yangon.
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Additionally, most will benefit from lower corporate taxes and repatriation of foreign assets, making them prime picks for Cramer as the market powers higher.
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The agreement signed Wednesday will create a "framework of cooperation" designed to create conditions for "voluntary, safe, dignified and sustainable" repatriation of the Rohingya.
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In a statement signed by both leaders, the countries agreed to the recovery of the remains and the immediate repatriation of those already identified.
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"While they may deem repatriation for some of the money that's overseas and tax it now, it would be never taxed again," he said.
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These include tax breaks, currency repatriation guarantees, leeway on work permits, and streamlined procedures for construction permits to ensure the project can progress smoothly.
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A repatriation tax "holiday" in 2004 saw companies bring back around $600bn, much of which was used to buy back shares or pay dividends.
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Companies would still have to work with the two governments to establish rules on property rights, repatriation of profits and mechanisms for settling disputes.
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First, thanks largely to a repatriation deal with Turkey, the numbers coming fell to 200,000 last year and just 163,000 so far this year.
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First, thanks largely to a repatriation deal with Turkey, the numbers arriving fell to 200,000 last year and just 80,000 so far this year.
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The Kumeyaay Cultural Repatriation Committee, representing 12 bands of Native Americans in Southern California, filed a claim for the La Jolla remains in 2006.
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He expects the repatriation size will be larger than the $600 billion companies brought home during the last one-time tax break in 2004.
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Given its Latinate and Germanic roots, he adds, embracing it would be an act of linguistic repatriation; returning the language to the European mainland.
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The bodies of 12 Pakistanis who died in the incident have been recovered and brought to a morgue in the capital, Tripoli, awaiting repatriation.
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Analysts say the rise largely reflects increased U.S. Treasury bill issuance and repatriation of funds, with a limited impact so far on other markets.
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The repatriation faces resistance from Rakhine Buddhists who make up the majority in western Myanmar's Rakhine state, which the Rohingya also consider their homeland.
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The two countries have signed an agreement on voluntary repatriation which refers to establishing a joint working group within three weeks of the Nov.
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In the current political climate, both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have talked on the presidential campaign trail about corporate tax reform and repatriation.
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Repatriation of capital is good for large companies some of them will start to listen to that if he stays on message on that.
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Offshore wealth is hard to estimate reliably, but appears to be significant based on anecdotal evidence and capital repatriation to Turkey in recent years.
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EISEN: I THOUGHT IT WAS INTERESTING, BRIAN, VERY QUICKLY, THAT YOU USED OVERSEAS CASH BECAUSE OF ALL OF THE DISCUSSION ABOUT REPATRIATION RIGHT NOW.
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The government also said it was working on repatriation of the Rohingya with Bangladesh and its minister had just visited refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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The Paiute-Shoshone Tribe's first claim of cultural affiliation with the mummy came in 1997, under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
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The Canadian government will formally request the repatriation of the remains of Chief Nonosbawsut and his wife, Demasduit, from the National Museum of Scotland.
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"The evidence was really overwhelming," FBI Special Agent Chris McKeogh said, days after the work's formal repatriation to the Schloss heirs in early April.
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Dozens of other North Koreans who had served time in prison later applied for repatriation, but it never happened and some have since died.
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Therein lies what some observers say is the key to curbing corporate tax sheltering: Cutting the tax rate to encourage repatriation and foster growth.
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Trump has pushed tech companies to hire more in the United States, and has promised a tax holiday on the repatriation of foreign cash.
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Trump would impose a onetime 10 percent "deemed repatriation" tax on deferred corporate overseas profits and would end deferral of income from foreign subsidiaries.
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Another official said Trump would propose a repatriation tax on offshore earnings of 10 percent, compared with the current 35 percent, the report said.
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Cisco is likely to be a top beneficiary of lowered taxes on the repatriation of foreign cash, according to research from Strategas Research Partners.
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The Victoria & Albert in particular has noted the possibility of a "long-term loan" of the objects back to Ethiopia — but not full repatriation.
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"Amongst our requests is the repatriation of his body back to his own city," said one protester, who only gave his name as Geremew.
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Fitch expects EA's overseas cash balances to grow in lieu of repatriation and as the company utilizes domestic FCF to fund its share repurchases.
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Two weeks later I stood outside the glass door of Ward 17, the in-patient PTSD unit at the Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital in Melbourne.
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It is possible the final repatriation rate is higher than 10 percent, cutting into the amount of cash returned and limiting the buyback trade.
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Much of Trump's economic agenda during the election campaign focused on cutting corporate taxes, pushing back regulation, and facilitating the repatriation of overseas earnings.
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This basic deal of lower taxes and corporate repatriation in exchange for an infrastructure fund has been talked about for years and eluded Obama.
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But it was not until the advent of the airplane that the repatriation of immigrant corpses could be done safely and in the mainstream.
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Single market exit, like Brexit itself, is therefore full of long-term risks and opportunities because it is really a repatriation of policy levers.
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First, there would be a limit on weekly repatriation of proceeds from Iran's oil exports that would be set in a revenue-neutral way.
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"I would also like to recognize the cooperation of those Iranian authorities who facilitated her release and repatriation," Mr. Trudeau said in the statement.
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Lawyers for two of those detainees, an Algerian and a Moroccan, mounted last-ditch court challenges seeking their repatriation but the Justice Department objected.
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Myanmar's social welfare, relief and resettlement minister, Win Myat Aye, said the repatriation would take place over the next two years, "or maybe less".
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Vice President Pence spoke at the repatriation ceremony, where he praised the event as "tangible progress" in negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Under the QFII scheme, China has yet to lift a 20 percent net monthly cap on capital repatriation, one of MSCI's last remaining concerns.
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The Foreign Ministry said it will provide assistance and consular protection to the father and assume responsibility for the repatriation of the boy's remains.
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But hopes were quickly dashed when the White House released a tax overhaul proposal that would not funnel the revenues from repatriation towards infrastructure.
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The refugee reality is fundamentally about protecting refugees and meeting their humanitarian needs until durable solutions — repatriation, local integration, or resettlement — can be found.
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But interviews with migrants like Kine reveal the shortfalls of repatriation even for those lucky enough to receive a grant to start a business.
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He says a refugee and repatriation department is also located in the same area of the city so the immediate target wasn&apost clear.
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"The Treasury can't afford to run out of money and this could further delay the Trump agenda for tax reform and repatriation," Cramer said.
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"There is a risk that many IS orphans will become stateless and fall through the cracks of repatriation and rehabilitation efforts," the report said.
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In the U.S., presidential tweets, and even the threat of one, send powerful CEOs scrambling to announce hiring sprees, factory openings, and profit repatriation.
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Three-quarters of them said, 'Hey, we are where we are because of corporate tax rollback, repatriation and what we've seen in government regulations.
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Goldman is expected to take a $5 billion charge, mostly due to a new repatriation tax on income kept outside of the United States.
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The repatriation is expected to take place by the end of the month or the beginning of next month, the official said on Tuesday.
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And with the State Department having declared that Americans abroad should not expect repatriation flights, their options, beyond waiting out the pandemic, are few.
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The two countries said last week that they had reached an "arrangement" on the possible repatriation of the Rohingya, but they gave few details.
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Tirana International Airport (TIA) said it will keep handling humanitarian, repatriation and cargo flights, along with others needed to help to contain the virus.
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"Coronavirus has only added to the whole process of repatriation," said Tariqul Islam of Justice and Care, a charity that reintegrates victims in Bangladesh.
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The museum has committed to identifying possible ownership of the artifacts in compliance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990.
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There's no good reason to do a one-off repatriation holiday unless it's in the context of a broader reform of international business taxation.
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Over months of sporadic talks, each side has blamed the other for failing to put in place a voluntary repatriation agreement signed in November.
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Adlan, 9, left for Syria with his mother and father and two siblings but returned alone, delivered by Russians working with the repatriation program.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has been a vocal supporter of repatriation and commissioned an official report which was published a couple of weeks ago.
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An official at Peru's Foreign Ministry declined to comment on the repatriation, saying the country was focused on regional solutions to address the situation.
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Nonetheless, the international sale of looted artifacts should be made illegal so that countries can negotiate repatriation, even if that is a difficult proposition.
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Under the new tax law, companies get a one-time repatriation of those profits at tax rates ranging from 8 percent to 15.5 percent.
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As that law approached passage, we heard many of the same arguments we hear now, especially that repatriation will put museums out of business.
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In some cases, cultural ethics have become public policy, as seen in governmental repatriation efforts and the reclamation of art looted by the Nazis.
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Princess Cruises is working with the local, state, and federal government and agencies to coordinate the disembarkation and repatriation of the remaining crew members.
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"We will be operating rescue flights for passengers wishing to travel for essential work, health or repatriation reasons to and from Italy," easyJet said.
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Of the confirmed cases, 24 were either evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Tokyo or returned on repatriation flights from Wuhan, China.
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"We will be operating rescue flights for passengers wishing to travel for essential work, health or repatriation reasons to and from Italy," easyJet said.
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Since the incentive (repatriation) is already factored into the share pricing and accounted for by the corporations, the holiday will not change growth rates.
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And in the Northeast, many free Blacks formed benevolent organizations such as the Free African Union Society for support and in some cases repatriation.
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His plan also includes provisions to crack down on tax havens as well as strengthen the link between corporate cash repatriation and U.S. taxation.
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Brazil's Foreign Ministry confirmed the Brazilian government had been notified of the repatriation of Brazilian nationals who were not admitted to the United States.
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The repatriation of two squid fishermen, to what rights activists said was a certain execution in North Korea, has incited outrage in the South.
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Some 21,20.8052 holiday makers were flying back to Britain on the second day of the biggest ever peacetime repatriation, the Civil Aviation Authority said.
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Bankers have conceded that not all of that increase was because of repatriation, but say the inflow of cash absolutely helped increase deal activity.
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Several European governments have resisted the repatriation of citizens who joined the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, because of the potential security risk.
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Bohra was able to get hold of V.K. Singh, a junior foreign minister in Modi's government who set the ball rolling for Gajanand's repatriation.
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The local unit, which had been under pressure this month mainly due to repatriation of dollars by international companies, began to regroup this week.
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The EU says it worked with the UN on the voluntary repatriation of more than 15,000 migrants on the Central Mediterranean route in 2017.
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The collapse of Thomas Cook led to the largest ever peacetime repatriation in Britain, as the government chartered planes to return 150,000 stranded tourists.
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L collapsed on Monday, stranding more than half a million holidaymakers around the globe and sparking the largest peacetime repatriation effort in British history.
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"UK Civil Aviation Authority launched largest peacetime repatriation on 23 September 2019 to bring more than 14,700 people back to the UK," it said.
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The British government has asked the UK Civil Aviation Authority to launch a repatriation programme over the next two weeks, from Monday to Oct.
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For migrants who are denied asylum or other forms of international protection, Italy will create "centers for repatriation" in all of its 20 regions.
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Stocks have risen because of the prevailing paradigm of continuing global growth, record earnings and increased buybacks brought on by tax cuts and repatriation.
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Richardson said he declined to join the advisory board's tour of a new repatriation camp in Rakhine State on Wednesday, instead travelling to Yangon.
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But Democrats and tax experts question why U.S. companies would continue bringing profits back to the U.S. once the lower rates for repatriation expire.
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He will likely discuss territorial disputes and seek the repatriation of asylum seekers his government accuses of participating in a failed coup last year.
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Over the years, Mr. Soering has won allies who have contended his innocence or argued for his repatriation to Germany, where he holds citizenship.
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Previous repatriation deals for lower-level detainees have included assurances that their ability to travel would be restricted, as well as other security measures.
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Emmanuel Macron appointed author and economist Felwine Sarr and art historian Bénédicte Savoy to investigate the repatriation of African artifacts held in French museums.
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The worst of them appeared to be confirmed when 21 American prisoners refused repatriation after an armistice halted the Korean War in July 1953.
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Myanmar's claim of the first repatriation comes just days after the UNHCR said conditions in Myanmar were not conducive for a return of refugees.
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Elizabeth Warren characterized any form of discount repatriation as a "giant wet kiss" to tax avoiders, and it's hard to say that she's wrong.
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In response, the British government has ordered the biggest repatriation of its citizens since World War II, chartering 30 jets for angry holiday-makers.
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Republicans also agreed to changes to help pay for the deals, including higher tax rates on the repatriation of U.S. corporate profits held overseas.
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