Much has been said about the recently announced Burger King merger with Tim Hortons for the presumed purpose being a pure tax inversion. A tax inversion is where a usually United States-based company merges with a foreign company and assumes the foreign company’s headquarters as its new home; this move typically results in a new combined company benefiting from foreign tax breaks. The press is salivating over the prospect of Miami-based Burger King merging with…
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