You know, it sounds like to me that you all agree since the U.S. last reduced its corporate tax rate through the 1986 tax reform, that our major trading partners have moved past the U.S. in terms of reducing the corporate tax burden by lowering rates and going to a territorial system.
Sam Johnson highlights the lag of U.S. corporate tax reforms compared to trading partners.
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I would speed up the timeline and schedule the Epstein vote next week rather than running down the procedural clock.
I’ve been for maximum transparency, but again, there’s a reason you have rules and processes here to ensure that this is not done haphazardly, and I was not satisfied.
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