“Workers and their families will be hurt by corporate tax increases” […]
“Corporate tax increase is a ticket overseas for American manufacturing”
“It is important that lawmakers use every policy available to support and restore American manufacturing. That should start with ensuring the U.S. tax code positions industry to compete globally” […]
“Proposed Corporate Tax Hike Poses Potential for Costlier Utility Bills”
Corporate rate cut “led more than 100 public utilities across the country to return $90 billion to customers” […]
Sen. Lincoln: Shift Away From Rate Hike An Encouraging Development
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Former United States Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AR) today released the following statement on behalf of the RATE Coalition, whose members and affiliates employ more than 53 million American workers in all 50 states: “It is the shared responsibility of policymakers to come together on an infrastructure package that Builds Back Better without jeopardizing […]
“A corporate tax hike won’t help us build back better”
A higher corporate rate would hamstring, rather than help facilitate, America’s economic comeback […]
Sen. Lincoln Urges Former Committee Colleagues to Oppose Corporate Rate Hike
“This wouldn’t just be the wrong time to raise the corporate rate – it would be the worst time” […]
STUDY: “25% Corporate Rate Still Leads to Massive Job Loss”
The National Association of Manufacturers released a new study detailing the short- and long-term damage to the American economy if the corporate tax rate were raised to 25% […]
“25 Percent Corporate Income Tax Rate Would Make U.S. Above Average Compared to Peers”
“Including state corporate taxes, a 25 percent federal corporate income tax rate would result in a combined average top corporate tax rate of 29.53 percent—higher than the 23.51 average among industrialized countries in the OECD.” […]
Sen. Blanche Lincoln: Collect Unpaid Taxes Rather Than Raise Corporate Rate
“IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig’s recent comments before my former colleagues on the Senate Finance Committee represents the larger problem with any proposal to raise the federal corporate income tax rate.” […]