On the recordOctober 2, 2017
I would argue, clearly, that the United States' antiquated international tax rules contribute to that and bear much of the blame.
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congress.govI would argue, clearly, that the United States' antiquated international tax rules contribute to that and bear much of the blame.
Thune attributes the decline of U.S. multinationals to outdated tax rules.
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