US corporate tax reform: have the seeds been
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US corporate tax reform: have the seeds been
planted and is there a deal to be done?
- The US Senate has worked on a possible tax
package since January. But no clear consensus
has emerged on a larger package. Projected Tax Revenue
- The real focus is on corporate tax reform, (Fiscal Year 2015)
Excise Taxes
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- In the Senate, a bipartisan bill was offered to Zo hm
encourage corporate profits abroad to repatriate
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that would allow corporations to repatriate at a NX Taxes
lower rate if they invested in “research and “ 46%
development” (the Boustany-Neal bill). The
revenue from the deal would pay for the
Highway Trust Fund — which needs money.
- What is interesting for both bills is what did not
happen: The White House remained silent.
Payroll Taxes
32%
- Could Congress (in league with US Treasury)
slip a major corporate tax report into the
appropriations bill using the “Reconciliation”
process? Source: OMB
Deutsche Bank Francis J. Kelly
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