The mantra for the past few years is the dire need for Corporate Tax Reform but the question is not only the method argues one back but the speed
A cut in corporate tax and a repatriation holiday for nearly $1.7 trillion held abroad by U.S. companies are among the most awaited decisions from the Trump presidency. The Republican president-elect has pledged a 15% rate, nearly half the current effective rate of 28%. Even a more modest cut can revitalize the U.S. economy but needs to be “significant, speedy and simple” in order to maximize its impact, Deutsche Bank said in a research note.
Setup a free account to get access to this article (no credit card required).
Login required to continue reading.
