When are we Americans going to get outraged about tax deductible USA corporations relocating to fascist dictatorship countrIes?????

[Crakhobarbie]

Trump already showed us we don't have to "force" anything. We just have to make it worth their while.

But then, some people...you, apparently...think force is the answer. I don't.

Logically, we simply cannot beat the prices of labor, real estate, raw materials, rent, permitting available in places like China, Vietnam, etc. Donald made claims he couldn't fulfill. The only way to bring manufacturing back is to subsidize manufacturing... In other words, pay them with public funds. That's just the sad reality of it, Mycroft.

 

[Rexedgar]

Not true.

Trump induced American companies to return to the US and he also induced foreign companies to invest in the US.

I'd say that's leading by example.

What does the tag on your MAGA hat say?

 

[Mycroft]

Trump policies drove many companies to start manufacturing outside of the USA

Harley-Davidson says it is moving some production out of U.S. to avoid EU tariffs

Not long ago, President Trump pointed to Harley-Davidson Inc. as an example of what was going to go right for manufacturing in America.

www.latimes.com

Did you even read your article? Trump didn't do anything. It was the EU.

 

[Mycroft]

Logically, we simply cannot beat the prices of labor, real estate, raw materials, rent, permitting available in places like China, Vietnam, etc. Donald made claims he couldn't fulfill. The only way to bring manufacturing back is to subsidize manufacturing... In other words, pay them with public funds. That's just the sad reality of it, Mycroft.

Trump already proved this nonsense to be wrong.

 

[Crakhobarbie]

Trump already proved this nonsense to be wrong.

How.... How did Donald "prove" that? You see, I know you have no idea what your talking about because Donald failed miserably at his claim that he could bring manufacturing back. All he actually accomplished was initiating tariffs. Which were a complete failure. You know why? Because tariffs are nothing more than a back handed tax on the end use ( The American consumer). It's funny that you think Donald succeeded.

 

[Crakhobarbie]

Trump didn't do anything. .

Well, nothing that worked anyways.

 

[Quag]

Did you even read your article? Trump didn't do anything. It was the EU.

Apparently you didnt
because it was the EU responding to Trumps failed tariff war
Trump not only failed to bring back manufactuing jobs he litrerally drove them away

 

[Razoo]

Are you suggesting that we freedom living Americans pass a law that takes away the freedom of corporations to conduct business in any country they choose? THAT would be un American

Screwing Americans out of jobs then providing a corporation with a preferential tax code is certainly un-American. Because the country that became home to a USA corporation refused to offer any type of preferential tax code/break.

Yet the USA government is supporting the fascist dictator.............. UN-AMERICAN A fascist dictator is the
enemy.

 

[Crakhobarbie]

Screwing Americans out of jobs then providing a corporation with a preferential tax code is certainly un-American. Because the country that became home to a USA corporation refused to offer any type of preferential tax code/break.

Yet the USA government is supporting the fascist dictator.............. UN-AMERICAN A fascist dictator is the
enemy.

You can either allow American companies the freedom to operate how they choose or not. America cannot compete against certain countries because operating cost here are ridiculously high. I didn't make the rules. I just live here.

 

[holbritter]

You can either allow American companies the freedom to operate how they choose or not. America cannot compete against certain countries because operating cost here are ridiculously high. I didn't make the rules. I just live here.

They have the freedom to operate how they choose, they just shouldn't have a U.S. tax break while operating in other countries. They are certainly free to choose which they want.

 

[Crakhobarbie]

They have the freedom to operate how they choose, they just shouldn't have a U.S. tax break while operating in other countries. They are certainly free to choose which they want.

Well, the way it is now, "The United States' worldwide system of corporate taxation requires multinational corporations to pay taxes twice, first to the foreign country in which they do business and then to the IRS after they repatriate their profits."

 

[Razoo]

How Much Do U.S. Multinational Corporations Pay in Foreign Income Taxes? | Tax Foundation

The U.S. system of corporate taxation requires multinational corporations to pay taxes twice, paying $128 billion in corporate taxes to foreign countries.

taxfoundation.org

 

[Razoo]

Research Summary. With more and more businesses across the U.S. looking for ways to increase profit margins and cut costs, outsourcing has become a popular business tool for both big and small companies across the nation.

To find out more, our data analysis team gathered an extensive list of United States outsourcing statistics. According to our extensive research:

• Roughly 300,000 U.S. jobs are outsourced each year.
• The global outsourcing market is valued at $92.5 billion, with the U.S. market bringing in $62 billion of the total international revenue.
• 66% of businesses in the United States outsource at least one department.
• 59% of businesses cite cost as the biggest reason for outsourcing.
• Information technology is the leading industry and business department for outsourcing — 13.6% of the average IT department budget dedicated to outsourced tasks and about 37% of IT tasks are outsourced.
• Globally, 78% of businesses that outsource work across the globe have a positive attitude towards their outsourcing partners.
• The outsourcing market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4% between 2021 and 2025.
• Nearly a quarter (24%) of small businesses outsource to increase efficiency.

For further analysis, we broke down the data in the following ways:
Jobs Lost to Outsourcing | Company Size | Common Reasons | Trends | The Economy | Benefits + Issues

40+ Vital Outsourcing Statistics [2022]: How Many Jobs Lost To Outsourcing? – Zippia

www.zippia.com

 

[Razoo]