Meanings of repatriate profits in English

One concern is the availability of foreign exchange to repatriate profits.

Easing transfer restrictions should also make it easier for multinationals to repatriate profits.

Despite the capital controls, foreign businesses were allowed to repatriate profits, tempting them to stay.

For a start, the SHFE is still closed to many outside investors, and, officially, foreigners cannot easily repatriate profits.

Dollar strength would mean conversion back from euros, pounds etc, could be costly, prompting investors to try to repatriate profits in case the trend continues.

Iran has been trading oil in currencies like Japanese yen, South Korean won and Indian rupees, but such deals make it difficult to repatriate profits.

But studies showed the repatriated profits went largely for dividends and stock buybacks.

In 2004, promising a boost to the economy, multinationals won a tax break on repatriated profits.

Second, repatriated profits not collected by the Internal Revenue Service could be put to use in the economy.

But some executives expressed concern about the strength of the yen, which eats into carmakers' repatriated profits and dampens their sales competitiveness abroad.

Griffiths said it was clear the majority of foreign investment and repatriated profits, particularly in the poorest countries, was driven by the extractive sector.

Gross National Product, which excludes repatriated profits from international companies, fell by 2.1 per cent during the same period.

He has come out with moderate enough proposals -get the rate down to 20 per cent and tax repatriated profits in a sensible way.

Another threat for Honda and other Japanese automakers is a strengthening yen, which hits repatriated profits and makes their products less price competitive versus rivals'.

The same report also forecast gross national product, which excludes repatriated profits from multinational companies, would grow by 1.2 per cent.

They also predicted gross national product (GNP), which excludes repatriated profits from multinational companies, would grow by 1.2 per cent.