“The president’s proposal also includes other loophole closers that crack down on corporations that shift profits to tax havens to avoid paying their fair share or take advantage of so-called ‘inversions’ to avoid paying US taxes.” (a White House official speaking on the condition of anonymity.)
Is "closers" a noun meaning 'stopgaps'?
Top answer
e. prevent people taking advantage of loopholes.
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e.
prevent people taking advantage of loopholes.
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