Nope. I'm hung up on the fact that you talked about reducing taxes on their profits, then gave an example where you increased their revenue.
You're not being consistent.
If a business has $1,000,000 in costs and $1,000,000 in revenue and pays 25% corporate taxes, how much do they pay in taxes? What if that is reduced to 9% corporate taxes? How much do they pay?
If a business has an equal amount of expenses and revenues, they pay no corporate tax no matter what the tax rate is. That's how a big mega corporation like G.E. has not paid any U.S. corporate taxes for the last two years and won't again this year. How do they do that? By shifting all their profitability overseas and keeping only the money losers here in the U.S.A. If we reduce the U.S. corporate tax to an amount similar to or less than that the companies pay overseas, that is a strong incentive to keep operations and the jobs here in the states. Capice?
AND, if we get rid of all UNECESSARY regulation and mandates so that we are competitive in that regard to overseas operations, we will not only keep our businesses and jobs at home, but we will be inundated with requests from other countries wanting to do business here.
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