American Express Travel Related Services is a large financial services firm based in New York that provides payment cards and related services. Its recent lobbying focuses on tax rules for multinational companies, including international tax changes tied to the OECD global minimum tax, the Base Erosion and Anti‑Abuse Tax (BEAT), and net operating loss carrybacks. It has spent money on these issues and hired Ernst & Young’s Washington lobbying team to represent it.
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