We Can’t Address the U.S. Deficit Without Corporate Tax Reform
In a new blog, FACT’s Thomas Georges and Evan Dymond argue that lawmakers must pursue revenue-raising corporate tax reforms if they are serious about tackling the nation’s fiscal crisis.

In a new blog, FACT’s Thomas Georges and Evan Dymond argue that lawmakers must pursue revenue-raising corporate tax reforms if they are serious about tackling the nation’s fiscal crisis.
While the 2025 tax law’s international tax provisions have been labelled “America-first”, in reality, most of the changes will lower the effective tax rates multinationals pay on foreign income, further incentivizing the movement of investment and income abroad.