Treasury Dept. seeks to prevent more ‘tax-inversion’ deals

The White House and the Treasury Department announced new tax rules that would make “tax-inversion” mergers like the one pending between Burger King Worldwide Inc. and Tim Hortons Inc. more difficult and less appealing. Several companies based in the United States are exploring a tax inversion, o.....

By MARK BRANDAU

SPONSOREDUpdated 3:19 PM • 10/06/14

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