International Corporate Tax Competition

Every OECD Country Except the U.S., Chile, and Hungary Has Lowered Its Corporate Tax Rate Since 2000

To Stop Inversions, Fix the Tax Code

The U.K.’s Inversion Experiences are a Good Lesson for the U.S.

More Perspective on Inversions: Not a Threat to the Tax Base but the Face of U.S. Uncompetitiveness

More on Inversions: Foreign-Owned Companies Pay a Higher Effective Tax Rate than U.S. Companies

Jack Lew’s Misinformation on the U.S. Corporate Tax System

Likely “Solutions” to Highway Trust Fund Shortfall Violate Sound Tax Policy and User-Pays Principle

Japan’s Tax Reforms and its Blockbuster GDP Growth

OECD Corporate Income Tax Rates, 1981-2013

Baucus International Tax Plan is Uncompetitive

Baucus Proposal to Focus on Corporate Tax Reform

How Tax Reform Can Address America’s Diminishing Investment and Economic Growth

Repatriated Foreign Earnings Do Not Mainly Go To Shareholder Payouts

New Zealand’s Experience with Territorial Taxation

U.S. Multinationals Paid More Than $100 Billion in Foreign Income Taxes

The Territorial Taxation Experience in the Netherlands

Germany Promotes Competition with Shift to Territorial Taxation System

The United Kingdom’s Move to Territorial Taxation

Japan Disproves Fears of Territorial Taxation

Canada’s Experience with Territorial Taxation