So you are bitching about something that doesnt even matter, then?
Answer the ******* question posed on the O/P, moron......or go back to bed.
So, you agree you are bitching about absolutely nothing, according to YOUR OP?
The OP is wrong (as usual) about the average effective rate that corporations pay (it's 18.6% not 14%), however that rate is total profits (i.e. inclusive of overseas profits), the average effective rate on profits from domestic investment is around 24%. Keep in mind that's just an AVERAGE effective rate, some corporations will benefit more than others from statutory rate reduction especially given that a lot of deductions are on the chopping block (i.e. the ones that lose a lot of "pet" deductions are going to be worse off than those that don't enjoy as many).
Which would explain why large caps have been enjoying (some of) the run in up in their share prices based on Wall Streets hopes of the GOP corporate income tax changes, if it amounted to "absolutely nothing" then investors wouldn't care about it passing.
Personally I think we should just stop playing games and get rid of the Corporate Income Tax altogether since it accounts for less than 10% of Federal Revenues, it's just a waste of time and effort to keep up this charade.