I sure don't believe that anyone thinks that shifting profits to tax havens like the $60 billion of profits booked in the Cayman Islands every year or outsourcing all of the work to a country with weak labor standards and laying off American workers are how a company wants to perform long term.
Axne criticizes tax avoidance strategies harming American workers and transparency.
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