Corporate inversions are all the rage, but opposition to the tax-saving transactions is mounting.
The question of whether companies are legitimately trying to reduce taxes or trying to cheat the government of corporate tax has stirred a global debate.
Private company owners who are tax evaders can cause stress, unemployment and legal problems for CFOs, treasurers and controllers.
CFOs of multinationals need to prepare by assessing how much their companies engage in profit shifting to cut their taxes.
