One of the main priorities of the tax part of the plan is raising the corporate rate to 28% from 21%, a partial reversal of Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cut.
Contrary to congressional intent, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has boosted multinationals' capital investments abroad more than at home.
Workers aren't at the head of the line for the proceeds generated from the lower U.S. corporate tax rate, says JUST Capital.
A minority but growing number of employers give employees bonuses and raises based on this year's tax windfall; Visa leads the way with huge 401(k) boost.
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A lower U.S. tax rate plus simplification of the tax system would stimulate corporate expansion and spark economic growth, consultant says.
Added to state taxes, that rate would be just below the worldwide average and make U.S. companies more competitive globally, accounting firm leader says.
The federal rate should be dropped to 20% or 25% to sync up the economy with corporate financial results and stock-market performance: Columbia professor.
There is no way to justify cutting the federal corporate tax rate below the current 35%, says Americans for Tax Fairness.
Contrary to common opinion, there's no evidence that a low effective tax rate is a sign of risky corporate management.
The new administration's "prioritization of tax reform is potentially a huge plus for the equity markets," S&P says.
