The Subcommittee for many years has investigated how some of our most profitable corporations exploit loopholes in the U.S. tax code to shift income and profits to offshore tax havens, thereby denying tax revenue to Uncle Sam.
Levin discusses corporate tax avoidance and its impact on U.S. revenue.
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