> What companies are doing is nothing more than citizens within the US can and choose to do, they move to places where their tax burden is less. Note that is o

> What companies are doing is nothing more than citizens within the US can and choose to do, they move to places where their tax burden is less. Note that is one thing US citizens cannot do, if you mean a different country versus a different state. The US is one of relatively few countries that tax citizens (and green card holders) no matter where you choose to live, or where your income is earned. (There can be some allowance for taxes already paid.) You can of course give up your citizenship, but good luck getting back into the country. The amusing thing is that corporations are legally considered people. Why aren't these now foreign companies forced to jump through similar hoops foreigners are, and also subject to the same restrictions on applying money to the political process?