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How Biden s Tax Plan Hurts American Competitiveness
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I’m especially concerned about his approach to business taxation.
He wants to export that bad policy to the rest of the world with a “global minimum tax” – sort of an OPEC for politicians.
He wants to handicap American multinational companies with taxes that don’t apply to foreign-based firms.
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Here’s how I described Biden’s proposal.
Biden has proposed several tax increases that specifically target American firms that compete in world markets. Most notably, the Administration has proposed to double the tax rate on “global intangible low-tax income” (GILTI) from 10.5 percent to 21 percent. Translated from tax jargon to English, this is largely a tax on the income American firms earn overseas from intellectual property, most notably patents and royalties. Keep in mind, by the way, that this income already is subject to tax in the nations where it is earned
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March 1, 2021 Elke Asen
Wednesday, the United Kingdom will publish its 2021 budget, after the fall budget was delayed due to the pandemic. In addition, the UK government will launch several consultations on the future of the country’s tax strategy on March 23. Changes to the corporation tax particularly an increase in the UK’s 19 percent corporation tax rate are reportedly among the reforms under consideration.
While the UK is looking at ways to raise tax revenue to cover the revenue shortfalls and additional spending resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, short- as well as long-term, investment will be crucial in getting the economy back on track and ensuring economic growth. Corporation tax policy can play a central role here; however, the focus should be on changes to the tax
February 22, 2021 Cristina Enache
Originally intended to be presented during the fall of 2020, and postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a new United Kingdom budget will finally be published on March 3. Although normally most tax rate changes come into effect on budget day or soon after, 2021’s tax reforms might need to wait. Consultations on policies that will define the UK’s tax strategy for the next 10 years will start on March 23, following the budget announcements. Some tax reforms might be pushed later in the year, to the fall of 2021.
In 2021 Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing a double challenge. On one hand, the budget is expected to offer support to businesses that have been affected by the pandemic and set the foundations for economic growth. On the other hand, he needs to offer budgetary stability. And it will not be an easy task. According to the Institute of Fiscal Studies, the UK would need to raise taxes or cut spending by about 60 billion pound