Dad2three
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Yeah, that offshore money creates lots of jobs here. Doofus.
Well we KNOW bringing it back at low taxes rates like Dubya did, 5%, according to Heritage foundation, cost US jobs and would again
Bringing back money cost jobs? Please, elaborate.
Heritage Foundation:
Would Another Repatriation Tax Holiday Create Jobs?
The current proposal would cut taxes, which is generally a good thing, but if another repatriation tax holiday were enacted, one should expect a similar result as last time: specifically, a surge in repatriations and little appreciable increase in domestic investment or job creation. The repatriation holiday would have little or no effect on investment and job creation, the key to the whole issue,
Would Another Repatriation Tax Holiday Create Jobs?
The 15 companies that benefited the most from a 2004 tax break for the return of their overseas profits cut more than 20,000 net jobs and decreased the pace of their research spending
Report: Repatriation Tax Holiday a 'Failed' Policy - WSJ
In 2004, when the U.S. enacted a repatriation tax holiday, the goal was to encourage U.S. multinationals to pay bigger cash dividends from their overseas subsidiaries and use the cash to make investments in the United States. Unfortunately, there is no evidence that it increased U.S. investment or jobs, and it cost taxpayers billions.
Just the Facts: The Costs of a Repatriation Tax Holiday