Clinton and Trump agree - on taxing big companies

  • 9 years ago
So-called "tax inversion" deals, which see companies take over other businesses to move their tax base abroad, have provided a rare shared point of view between candidates on the campaign trail in the United States. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have both called for the rules to be changed after drugs firm Pfizer announced it was buying botox-maker Allergan, which is headquartered in Ireland.

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