On the recordJuly 21, 2014
The structures that we have examined today have real consequences because they offload billions of dollars in taxes.
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congress.govThe structures that we have examined today have real consequences because they offload billions of dollars in taxes.
Discussing the impact of financial structures on ordinary taxpayers.
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