claim: after merging with tim hortons of canada, burger king is "not moving. … our headquarters will remain in miami" and "(we) will continue to pay all of our federal, state and local u.s. taxes."
author: burger king
evidence_1: our headquarters will remain in miami where we were founded more than 60  years ago and business will continue as usual at our restaurants around the  world. the decision to create a new global qsr leader ... bkc will continue to  pay all of our federal, state and local u.s. taxes. we're proud of the heritage of  burger king ...
evidence_2: burger king's big move - miami-based burger giant merges with canadian brand  tim hortons to spur global growth. ... burger king has and will continue to pay  taxes in the u.s.” this includes federal, state, and local taxes, and burger king  will continue to operate from its miami headquarters, schwartz said. though the  tax ...
evidence_3: aug 26, 2014 ... "we will continue to pay federal, state and local taxes in the united states."  instead of tax concerns, burger king and tim hortons have emphasized the new  company's potential to help both chains accelerate their global growth. "our  combined size, international footprint and industry-leading growth ...
evidence_4: aug 26, 2014 ... burger king is the latest company announcing plans to renounce its us  citizenship in order to dodge taxes. it plans to buy tim hortons and then pretend  tim hortons bought them so they can claim to be canadian. (tim hortons  renounced its own us citizenship in 2009 and moved their headquarters from ...
evidence_5: aug 26, 2014 ... the u.s. burger giant stressed the takeover is driven by growth, not tax  avoidance. ... burger king and tim hortons announced they will become a fast  food “powerhouse” in an $11 billion (u.s.) deal that promises to take canada's  biggest-selling coffee and breakfast brand around the world — but leave it ...