Journal article
L. Jarass, Anthony E. Tokman, Mark L. J. Wright
2017
2017
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Jarass, L., Tokman, A. E., & Wright, M. L. J. (2017). The Burden of Taxation in the United States and Germany.
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Jarass, L., Anthony E. Tokman, and Mark L. J. Wright. “The Burden of Taxation in the United States and Germany” (2017).
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Jarass, L., et al. The Burden of Taxation in the United States and Germany. 2017.
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@article{l2017a,
title = {The Burden of Taxation in the United States and Germany},
year = {2017},
author = {Jarass, L. and Tokman, Anthony E. and Wright, Mark L. J.}
}
Abstract
After 35 years without significant changes to the federal tax code in the United States, tax reform is back on the legislative agenda. Both the congressional Republican delegation (the House GOP) and the Trump administration (the administration) have released draft proposals for tax reform. And both focus heavily on reform of corporate income taxation. The reason for this is quite simple: Increased globalization has made it easier for multinational enterprises to shift their reported profits around the world in order to pay less in taxes. This has led to concerns about the erosion of the U.S. corporate tax base, with reductions in corporate tax rates (as well as a move from a residential to a destination-based tax system) seen as one way of encouraging corporations to pay taxes here.
