Thomson ReutersJune 4, 2013 22:46
By Patrick Temple-West
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A lone Republican lawmaker blocking Senate votes on several tax treaties is a concern, but won't stop a new anti-tax evasion law from taking effect in 2014, a Treasury Department official said on Tuesday.
Republican Senator Rand Paul's hold on the treaties "is a concern" isolated to "a few agreements" with foreign governments, said Jesse Eggert, associate international tax counsel at Treasury, at a conference.
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