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There has been one repatriation holiday and companies did bring back a lot of money when the rate was 5% instead of 35%. -- nm
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spamlet
Nov 19 '14, 08:11
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Understood, but there was more tax revenue. That has value on its own. -- nm
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pmb
Nov 19, 08:17
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I was mostly explaining yesterday, but as always I do care about fairness, but also practicality and effectiveness.
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pmb
Nov 19, 08:29
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First, I understand that it's not 35% of nothing (but in many cases it is or is close). My point is that if we can effectively get more revenue for a
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pmb
Nov 19, 08:48
a pragmatic " better than nothing ". -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 19, 08:27
The argument in your IM was that companies would not bring money back when the rate was lowered. They did and would. -- (link)
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Nov 19, 08:16
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