On the recordApril 12, 2016
The burden of corporate tax does not ultimately fall on the corporations, it is borne by the people, either customers, investors, or workers.
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congress.govThe burden of corporate tax does not ultimately fall on the corporations, it is borne by the people, either customers, investors, or workers.
Renacci highlights that corporate tax burdens are ultimately passed to individuals.
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