What a Tax Holiday Could Mean for Apple, Inc
After years of pushing for a tax holiday, Apple may finally get what it wants. Reuters reported this week that the Senate is considering a tax holiday for corporations to bring some of their profits back the U.S., similar to one set up back in 2004. If Congress passes the break, it may mean some of Apple's $132.2 billion in overseas cash could be coming home.
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