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It will charge only 15% corporate-profit tax and levy no income taxes on the finance professionals, lawyers, accountants and creative people it hopes eventually to attract.
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So Maine would not have any corporate profit to tax and would not have any claim on the salaries since the guys were working in New Hampshire.
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Most other countries either tax the profit at the corporate level and then dividends are tax free, or dividends are distributed tax free at the corporate level and then taxed at the usual individual income tax rates.
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The accumulation of cash offshore reflects companies' expansion overseas and U.S. tax rules that make overseas earnings subject to the U.S. 35% tax on corporate profit once repatriated from foreign subsidiaries.
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No profit, no corporate income tax.
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It owes no corporate tax if the whole profit is paid out in the form of interest.
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Surpluses appeared because employment rose to 64.5% of the adult population (more people paying taxes) as a result of these events, supplemented by capital gains tax revenues and corporate profit taxes.
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In the UK dividends are paid out of post tax profit, as in the US. However, that tax that had been paid on the corporate profits becomes, to the dividend recipient, a tax credit.
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It is not a stretch to say that the massive increase in California corporate profit growth over the years has not been matched by corporate tax receipts.
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So, profit that is paid out as a dividend pays no corporate income tax.
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Last year, a different group of more than 100 less high powered corporate and not-for-profit executives issued a similar call for both tax hikes and spending cuts.
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