Companies' future tax rates may hinge on election results

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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has promised to push his own tax proposals on 'day one' if he wins the election on Tuesday - including raising the corporate tax rate to 28% and doubling the rate to 21% on overseas profits from patents, copyrights and trademarks.

NEW YORK - Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has promised to push his own tax proposals on “day one” if he wins the election on Tuesday - including raising the corporate tax rate to 28% and doubling the rate to 21% on overseas profits from patents, copyrights and trademarks.

The higher rate on intellectual property would “be a significant change for a lot of companies” at a time when economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic for employers is uncertain, said Daniel Bunn, vice president of global projects at the conservative Tax Foundation.

 

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Ewww, Chinese slave labor profiteers.

So, pretty much like every election around the world.

Oh no, companies worth billions will have to pay their share.

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