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The money wouldn't just be taxed eventually, it would also be taxed immediately, though at a reduced 5.25% rate instead of the usual corporate tax rate. And if
by othermaciej 15y ago
The money wouldn't just be taxed eventually, it would also be taxed immediately, though at a reduced 5.25% rate instead of the usual corporate tax rate. And if a corporation repatriating income uses it to pay dividends, or for share buybacks (resulting in capital gains), this will result in taxable income for the shareholders.
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- Retric 15y agoShares owned by people outside the US would not pay any capital gain to the US gov on any dividends.