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Fact Sheets

The following fact sheets are available in HTML and PDF format. To view the fact sheets, click on each title. To download a PDF, click on the Adobe Acrobat icon to the left of each title.

Globally Engaged American Companies Provide Many Benefits for American Workers and the American Economy

Deferral Supports the Competitiveness of Globally Engaged American Companies and Their Workers

Foreign Operations of Globally Engaged American Companies Boost Foreign Sales

Massive New Taxes on U.S. Companies Will Slow Economic Recovery and Job Growth

U.S. Taxes are Out of Sync with World’s Leading Economies

Increasing Already High U.S. Corporate Taxes Will Disadvantage American Companies in the World Economy

Proposed International Tax Increases Would Harm U.S. Economy

Globally Engaged American Companies Face High Effective Tax Rates

New Administration Tax Proposal Would Repeal Deferral for “Excess” Profits Earned on Intangible Assets by Worldwide American Companies

International Tax Primer

U.S. tax rules significantly affect the ability of American companies to compete in foreign markets. These rules include a provision known as “deferral,” which is a key pro-competitive international tax rule for American companies. Click Here to Learn More

Myth:	Foreign operations of U.S. companies reduce U.S. jobs and U.S. wages.
Fact:	Global demand for American products and services made possible by the foreign operations of U.S. companies benefits the American economy and boosts American living standards.