The Corporate Tax Policy of the United States has long been considered to be disadvantageous to U.S manufacturers and exporters, who allege that adoption of the world-wide taxation policy has affected their competitiveness. The tax legislative measures introduced by the United States to address...

This article examines the role that international comparisons play in current corporate tax reform discourse in the United States. Citing the need to make the U.S. corporate tax system more competitive, comparisons are frequently used to assess other jurisdictions' tax-competitiveness, and many...

Under the current U.S. tax system, corporations have an incentive to defer the repatriation of their foreign earnings. This incentive is commonly referred to as the lock-out effect. The lock-out effect is significant, as estimates indicate that U.S. corporations hold nearly $2 trillion of...

This work undertakes a comprehensive analysis of the U.S. state experience under formulary apportionment of corporate income. While formulary apportionment eliminates the possibility of shifting income across states through accounting strategies that manipulate where income is booked, it may...

Big businesses start small. With the proposed Republican tax reform announced on September 28th, small business taxes will be dropped sharply making it attractive for start-up companies to locate and grow in the U.S.This is in sharp contrast to the recent debate in Canada whereby small...