Review of the Economic Research on the U.S. Corporate Tax Rate
Economists across the United States agree that the current tax structure for corporations is detrimental to the long-term economic health…
Economists across the United States agree that the current tax structure for corporations is detrimental to the long-term economic health…
Increasing the corporate tax rate would put US companies at a competitive disadvantage against our global competitors, including China. American…
Increasing the corporate tax rate would weaken economic growth and harm U.S. competitiveness globally. A higher corporate tax rate would…
Congressional Democrats are proposing to increase the U.S. corporate tax rate to one of the highest in the world. Raising…
Proponents of a higher corporate tax rate claim that only America’s largest businesses would pay the higher rate. In reality,…
Former United States Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) today released the following statement on behalf of the RATE Coalition
The Senate Finance Committee’s 3/16 hearing, “Made in America: Effect of the U.S. Tax Code on Domestic Manufacturing,” spotlighted the critical need to keep America’s corporate tax rate competitive. ICYMI, check out some key highlights
The Tax Foundation: “We estimate that this would reduce long-run economic output by 0.8 percent, eliminate 159,000 jobs, and reduce wages by 0.7 percent. Workers across the income scale would bear much of the tax increase. For example, the bottom 20 percent of earners would on average see a 1.45 percent drop in after-tax income in the long run.”
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