On the recordApril 23, 2018
the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act worsens the offshoring of investments by allowing deductions that zero out, or at most halve, the tax rate applied to profits said to be made by offshore branches
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congress.govthe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act worsens the offshoring of investments by allowing deductions that zero out, or at most halve, the tax rate applied to profits said to be made by offshore branches
Wyden criticizes the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for encouraging offshoring.
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