The Emerging Consensus for Cutting the Corporate Income Tax Rate
Jordan M. Barry
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Jordan M. Barry
Abstract
Contemporary tax policy circles are characterized by healthy debates on a range of policy measures. However, a consensus has emerged among tax policy experts on one point: the United States should lower its statutory corporate income tax rate. Doing so would produce a number of benefits, both internationally and domestically. This short Article summarizes some of the chief benefits that are driving the consensus for a reduced corporate income tax rate. It also describes the surprising degree of political agreement that has quietly emerged on this point.
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Contemporary tax policy circles are characterized by healthy debates on a range of policy measures. However, a consensus has emerged among tax policy experts on one point: the United States should lower its statutory corporate income tax rate. Doing so would produce a number of benefits, both internationally and domestically. This short Article summarizes some of the chief benefits that are driving the consensus for a reduced corporate income tax rate. It also describes the surprising degree of political agreement that has quietly emerged on this point.
Key concepts: Corporate tax, Statutory law, Tax policy, Income tax, Public economics, Point (geometry), Tax avoidance, Politics