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US commerce secretary vows ‘end’ to tax loopholes used by cruise lines

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that the federal government would end tax loopholes used by cruise operators during an appearance on Fox News.
Lutnick highlighted that cruise ships often fly flags of Liberia or Panama, which means they do not pay U.S. taxes.
Cruise companies, including Royal Caribbean and Norwegian, have made profits post-Covid-19 due to increased travel demand.
Lutnick stated that under the Trump administration, these tax issues would be resolved.

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