Tax Reform: Reduce the Corporate Income Tax Rate and More
Eric M. Zolt
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Eric M. Zolt
Abstract
The U.S. corporate income tax rate is too high. In an increasing global economy, we are the odd man out. Any corporate rate reduction, however, will have ripple effects throughout the tax system, some intended and some not. This article highlights the possibility of using the potential reduction in corporate income tax rates as a catalyst for fundamental changes in the tax regime for business income and the relative contributions of tax revenue from different types of taxes.
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The U.S. corporate income tax rate is too high. In an increasing global economy, we are the odd man out. Any corporate rate reduction, however, will have ripple effects throughout the tax system, some intended and some not. This article highlights the possibility of using the potential reduction in corporate income tax rates as a catalyst for fundamental changes in the tax regime for business income and the relative contributions of tax revenue from different types of taxes.
Key concepts: Corporate tax, State income tax, Tax rate, Tax reform, Economics, Income tax, Value-added tax, Indirect tax