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Companies Should Pay And Report Their Taxes: A Bipartisan Proposal

Por: Forbes Tech December 26, 2022

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Three recent articles have given me an idea which I think the most extreme on the left and the most extreme on the right could agree on. Companies should pay the statutory tax rate and clearly report on taxes paid by jurisdiction. With apologies to both camps, I have to admit this is an ESG issue even if neither group wants to call it such. As the ESG Culture Wars rage on—and are sure to intensify with House Hearings next year—it is... + full article



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