On the recordMarch 15, 2021
It is counterproductive to the goals of a fair and growing economy to allow U.S. companies to pay a lower tax rate abroad than they pay in the United States.
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congress.govIt is counterproductive to the goals of a fair and growing economy to allow U.S. companies to pay a lower tax rate abroad than they pay in the United States.
Stabenow criticizes tax disparities that favor companies operating abroad.
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