The New York Times editorial board rips apart 'brazen tax dodgers'

epSos .de/Flickr The New York Times editorial board is taking aim at corporate tax dodgers. Through a process called inversion, American companies merge with smaller companies located in regions where taxes are lower, like Ireland, to effectively change their "tax nationality," and pay lower rates while maintaining majority American ownership and operations. Tax inversions were commonplace in the 1990s, Business Insider's Portia Crowe reports, but have come under increased scrutiny in the past f...