That's something for the Senate to figure out.
Do we honestly believe, based on our relationship right now with China, that they are going to play by the rules?
Mr. HERN. So then it is a yes, you have given it to JCT then.
if it is a bad policy, it is a bad policy next year, it is a bad policy two years later, it is just a bad policy.
Mr. Plowgian, just to follow up on my two letters, and then what Ms. Tenney just responded to, are the JCT assumptions based on information,...
It makes no sense to me that non-refundable tax credits are treated worse than refundable tax credits in the OECD Pillar Two rules.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this important meeting.
So, it would be credits that would incentivize certain companies to possibly stay there and do business and pick and choose winners and lose...
The overall goal of Pillar Two is to ensure that all companies are paying a minimum rate of 15 percent everywhere they operate.
The OECD's whack-a-mole approach to eliminate tax competition is ill considered.
Do you see this creating--I think you have alluded to this--creating a sort of a whole new government free-for-all with added complexities a...