So now we are down to $129 million worth of contracts. If they do those contracts with U.S. employees, do they pay taxes on their U.S. contracts if they make income--I mean, if they make income, don't they pay corporate income tax on the contracts they have in the United States?
Questioning tax implications of contracts awarded to U.S. employees.
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