When it comes to tax planning, opportunism is a good thing.
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Temporary Tax Laws And Impermanent Ones
Tag Archives: Corporate Taxes
The Perfect vs. The Passable
In life, the perfect is often the enemy of the good; in Congress, the perfect is the enemy of the passable.
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A Really Bad Tax Cut Idea
Should entrepreneurs’ income be taxed at lower rates than those paid by their employees?
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Adjusting Taxes Away From The Border
Can foreign exchange alchemy let Washington raise $1 trillion painlessly? Probably not.
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Tax The Runway
Services that rent formal and not-so-formal wear are a successful business model and a boon to consumers – and tax preparers.
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Motherhood, Apple Pie And International Taxation
The OECD wants to protect its tax base by limiting international profit-shifting. The result might be international job-shifting instead.
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Shooting For Tax Dollars, Hitting The Treasury
The administration aimed to stop corporate inversions, but it hit the Treasury and made U.S. firms a target for foreigners.
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American Dollars To Canadian Doughnuts
Practically everyone patronizes Tim Hortons when in Canada, but Burger King is probably hungry for more than doughnuts.
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Pfizer Tries To Defect
Obama wants to build a wall to keep corporations from defecting. He’ll get Khrushchev’s reputation and Gorbachev’s results.
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Unintended Consequences In The Tax Law
Lawmakers who cut corporate taxes last year probably did not expect to unleash a wave of share buybacks.
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