today I would like to focus on an issue that is critical to the survival of America's manufacturing base and the stabilization of American growth and job creation. While Washington continues to explore initiatives to restrain outsourcing and level the playing field for U.S. employers in the international trading system, it is imperative that we maximize the Federal Government's most potent economic tool, tax policy, to promote growth. In order for U.S. employers and businesses to remain competitive in the 21st century's global market, Congress must create a Tax Code that serves as a source of support to American companies rather than as a hindrance. I recently introduced legislation, the Simplified USA Tax, or SUSAT, to help untangle the web of red tape that individual and corporate taxpayers have to navigate every year. My proposal includes a new and better way of taxing businesses that will allow them to compete and win in global markets in a way that exports American-made products, not American jobs. I have studied this issue and I believe that, if enacted in America, this innovative approach to business taxation will set the worldwide standard and create an opportunity for the United States to thrive. In fact, many of the provisions included in my bill were recommended by the President's advisory panel on Federal Tax Reform as part of their Growth and Investment Initiative.…
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