Examines and assesses current U.S. system for taxing overseas business, and explores possible revisions to the system, including possible move towards a pure territorial or residence-based tax system. Explains tools used by economist to evaluate the neutrality, efficiency, and competitiveness of various tax systems, including capital export neutrality, capital import neutrality, national neutrality, and capital ownership neutrality. Highlights Obama Administration proposals to restrict deferral and cross-crediting, discusses issues and policy options regarding tax havens, and summarizes general reforms of the corporate tax and implications for international tax treatment.
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