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Yes, it does: Imagine 39% tax, where you compound at 10%. If you pay tax once per year, that becomes 6.1% after tax. 1.061^5 - 1= 0.34455 Now imagine you co
by jmalicki 9y ago
Yes, it does:
Imagine 39% tax, where you compound at 10%.
If you pay tax once per year, that becomes 6.1% after tax.
1.061^5 - 1= 0.34455
Now imagine you compound for 5 years at 10%, then repatriate and pay 39% on your profits:
(1.1^5-1)*.61 = 0.37241
You have 10% more if you defer taxes.