So it would promote more companies doing more business in Iran, paying more taxes in Iran, creating more revenue for the Iranian Government, and the result, allowing more resources to help direct terrorism activities.
Peter Roskam: “So it would promote more companies doing more business in Iran, paying more taxes in Iran, creating more revenue for the…”
On the recordNovember 3, 2015
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Roskam warns that waiving tax provisions could lead to increased support for Iranian terrorism.
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