Is it true that until 1999, 85 percent or more of its international replacement parts sales income was included on Caterpillar's U.S. tax return and about 15 percent of the income was reported as Swiss income?
Carl Levin: “Is it true that until 1999, 85 percent or more of its international replacement parts sales income was included on…”
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Levin questions the allocation of Caterpillar's income for tax reporting.
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