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It was actually common, they still do business here, before the tax law change they would do an inversion so they'd no longer be taxed by the US on their foreig
by dahdum 8y ago
It was actually common, they still do business here, before the tax law change they would do an inversion so they'd no longer be taxed by the US on their foreign profits (US had worldwide taxation while most every other country did not).
Here's an article about 2016:
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/tax-inversion-tracker/ https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/tax-inversion-tracker/
US citizens can't avoid worldwide taxation, but they certainly move states to avoid taxes.
- clairity 8y agoyes, our tilted tax system let them do that without any repercussion. not only can they keep doing business as they always have, they get extra incentive on top. let's just equalize the tax treatment of individuals and corporations already.