protections...there should be no "Free Riding"...yet, as the linked article shows, many corps do not pay their fair share...in fact Exxon and Chevron already get billions in subsidies each year.
Oh, and as for moving off shore, that issue has been addressed with 136 countries having signed onto a "15% Minimum Corporate Tax Rate"....
Link: https://www.americanprogress.org/article/these-19-fortune-100-companies-paid-next-to-nothing-or-nothing-at-all-in-taxes-in-2021/
Corps benefit from substantial government investments in such things as infrastructure and legal
Replies to: "Corps benefit from substantial government investments in such things as infrastructure and legal"
- The Dems' 15% corporate minimum tax would hit manufacturers the hardest. [LINK]
- Cole - 7:33am 7/30/22
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- Corps benefit from substantial government investments in such things as infrastructure and legal [LINK] - TyroneIrish - 12:13pm 7/30/22
- Which will be passed on in higher consumer prices...on top of the smothering inflation. [NT] - BaronVonZemo - 8:58am 7/30/22
- I bet you were one that touted the TCJA. You don't know what you're talking about. [NT]
- Quest4twelve - 7:50am 7/30/22
- I cited WSJ reporting. Do you have an issue with them? BTW, if TCJA was so bad, - Cole - 8:14am 7/30/22
- The TCJA benefited corporations. 💯 [NT]
- Quest4twelve - 9:57am 7/30/22
- But the US Government has taken in more tax revenues than expected from the Sec. 965 repatriation. - jray - 10:36am 7/30/22
- The TCJA benefited corporations. 💯 [NT]
- Quest4twelve - 9:57am 7/30/22
- I cited WSJ reporting. Do you have an issue with them? BTW, if TCJA was so bad, - Cole - 8:14am 7/30/22