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Because it's not a massive disruption? The CEO of Starbucks currently commutes to the office for his 3 days a week of in person work from southern CA to Seattle
by bpt3 1y ago
Because it's not a massive disruption? The CEO of Starbucks currently commutes to the office for his 3 days a week of in person work from southern CA to Seattle via private jet.
Would it be a massive disruption if he commuted from Canada or Mexico (which do not have a 90% effective marginal tax rate and I'm sure would be happy to have high income earners from the US show up and pay taxes in their country) instead?
- wat10000 1y agoWeren’t you talking about moving the entire HQ? Commuting from Canada or Mexico wouldn’t help at all. The US is going to want its taxes if you’re working in the US. It even wants its taxes if you’re not working in the US, if you’re a citizen. If our hypothetical CEO was a citizen, they’d have to renounce it, and move company HQ out of the country, and move themselves out of the country. If they’re not a US citizen then they just need the last two.