HOW DOES TAX CUTS JOB ACTS IMPACT ON BUSINESSES BOTTOM LINE? Who’s paying Corporate Taxes –...

HOW DOES TAX CUTS JOB ACTS IMPACT ON BUSINESSES BOTTOM LINE? Who’s paying Corporate Taxes – And who’s not, How does TCJA affect Small Businesses Owners and its bottom line?

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Prior to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ,the United States corporate income tax was widely regarded as uncompetitive for three main reasons

Cost recovery
Worldwide application
High statutory rate

The Lawmakers made significant changes to each of these factors in the new tax law enacted in December 2017

1.One of the most significant provisions of this Act is the permanently lower federal corporate income tax rate, which decreased from 35 percent to 21 percent.

Benefits for lower federal corporate income tax rate are as follows

Encouraged Investments:As additional investment grows the demand for labor to work with the new capital will increase
Employment generation

How Lower Business Tax rate Raises worker pay?

Lower corporate tax rate reduces the cost of capital
Investment that were not feasible at earlier time due to higher tax rate are now undertaken
As new investments in machinery,equipment etc,lead to growing of capital stock
The larger capital stock boosts worker productivity
Higher productivity leads to greater output,and overtime wages for bottom line workers

The new, permanently lowered corporate tax rate makes the United States a more attractive place for companies to locate investments and will discourage profit shifting to low-tax jurisdictions. The lower rate incentives new investments that will increase productivity, and lead to higher levels of output, employment, and income in the long run. By permanently lowering the corporate tax rate in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, lawmakers succeeded in making the United States a more globally competitive location for new investment, jobs, innovation, and growth.

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