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Obviously it's time for another tax cut for corporations, like the morons running the House are calling for...
Obviously it's time for another tax cut for corporations, like the morons running the House are calling for... >

Unironically, yes >

9% effective tax rate is too high for you? >

Yep, especially because there are really only a couple things that these large companies use to reduce their rates, and I don’t think those are bad things >

"Each year from 2014-2018, about half of large corporations and a quarter of profitable ones didn't owe federal taxes. For example, profitable corporations may not owe taxes due to prior years' losses.
Average effective tax rates—the percentage of income paid after tax breaks—among profitable large corporations fell from 16% in 2014 to 9% in 2018.
A 2017 tax law lowered the top corporate rate from 35 to 21%, but other provisions altered effective tax rates in more complicated ways. For instance, changes to the way foreign income is recognized created tax liability from income not previously taxed under U.S. law, but often at reduced rates." >

A president elect business owner lowers taxes for himself. Remember that