It's not rocket science (or, as one Twitter user recently suggested as a replacement for that phrase, " it's not corporate income-tax law"), but it will take a huge amount of political will in the United States and elsewhere to make substantive changes.
Together with cuts in federal corporateincometax and a new capital-markets law that improved corporate-governance standards, this lifted Mexico 19 places to 43rd (out of 175 countries) in the World Bank's latest annual survey on the ease of doing business around the world.
It is widely assumed that it would strike down any law openly breaking with one tradition of German taxation: that corporate- and income-tax rates must be about the same.