I think there are other things in the tax code that raise a lot of revenue

If you're looking for a way to reduce federal debt, and bring jobs and investment back to America, removing a tax scam that rewards offshoring is an obvious solution.

When multinationals make a great tax escape, everyone else must pay the price.

the revenue estimate for eliminating effectively buy, borrow and die, is by Joint Committee on Taxation, $550 billion over 10 years

America can't compete with a zero percent tax rate in some offshore tax haven.

When multinationals make a great tax escape, everyone else must pay the price.

It seems to me that there's a profound sense of the system being rigged, which increases cynicism in America.

The idea that tax policy could incentivize further outsourcing is absolutely atrocious.

the Billionaire Policy now is really built on three words really ending, buy, borrow and die

Well, I sure would like to see ordinary Americans benefit rather than more tax policy directed to make the wealthy wealthier.

The idea that tax policy could incentivize further outsourcing is absolutely atrocious.

Thank you, Chairman Bentz and Ranking Member Huffman, for holding this legislative hearing, and for inviting me to testify in support of H.R. 6235, the Harmful Algal Bloom and Hypoxia Research and Control Amendments Act.

I would also ask unanimous consent to enter into the hearing record a letter to the Subcommittee from the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation in support of H.R. 897 and H.R. 3925.

If you're looking for a way to reduce federal debt, and bring jobs and investment back to America, removing a tax scam that rewards offshoring is an obvious solution.

I look forward to working with you on this

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Well, I sure would like to see ordinary Americans benefit rather than more tax policy directed to make the wealthy wealthier.

The Trump tax law slashed the corporate tax rate from 35 to 21 percent. And but that didn't trickle down to ordinary people.