President Biden's #AmericanJobsPlan looks to increase the federal corporate tax rate to 28%, which would raise the U.S. federal-state combined tax rate to 32.34%, higher than every country in the OECD, the G7, and all our major trade partners and competitors including China.
While President Biden’s #AmericanJobsPlan emphasizes making goods in America, the tax increases will raise the cost of production in the U.S, erode American competitiveness, and slow our economic recovery.

taxfoundation.org/biden-infrastr… #StateOfTheUnion
According to Congressional Budget Office and Tax Foundation modeling, tax increases on corporations are among the most harmful options to pay for the increased spending.

bit.ly/3uqbTSs #StateOfTheUnion #JointAddress
Raising corporate income taxes would put the U.S. at a competitive disadvantage, whether one looks at statutory tax rates or effective corporate tax rates.

taxfoundation.org/us-effective-c…
While the focus has been on the proposed 28 percent federal corporate tax rate, it's important to include state tax rates when thinking about the total tax burden on corporate income: taxfoundation.org/combined-corpo…
Corporate income taxes are one of the most harmful ways to raise revenue.

They place a higher burden on investment, reduce economic output, and reduce after-tax incomes across the income spectrum—negative economic effects that compound over time: taxfoundation.org/increase-corpo…

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Deliberations which began well before the beginning of Louisiana’s legislative session have yielded a meaningful package of tax reform proposals.

taxfoundation.org/louisiana-tax-… @janellecamm #laleg
Legislators aim to lower the state’s individual and corporate income tax rates, begin phasing out the capital stock tax, and bring sales tax centralization across the finish line—all goals that would improve the Pelican State’s tax code.
They are also exploring elimination of the inventory tax, currently abated using state tax credits, which does not eliminate liability for all firms.
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Under President Biden's tax plan, 13 states and D.C. would have a top combined capital gains tax rate at or above 50%:

56.7% CA
54.3% NY
54.2% NJ
53.3% OR
53.3% MN
52.4% DC
52.2% VT
50.7% HI
50.6% ME
50.4% CT
50.3% ID
50.2% NE
50.2% MT
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President Biden’s #AmericanFamilyPlan will likely include a large increase in the top federal tax rate on long-term capital gains and qualified dividends, from 23.8% today to 39.6% for higher earners.
When including the net investment income tax, the top federal rate on capital gains would be 43.4%.

Rates would be even higher in many U.S. states due to state and local capital gains taxes, leading to a combined average rate of 48% compared to about 29% under current law.
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Top combined capital gains tax rates under President Biden’s tax plan:

56.7% -- California
54.3% -- New York
54.2% -- New Jersey
53.3% -- Oregon
53.3% -- Minnesota

taxfoundation.org/biden-capital-… @ericadyork @GS_Watson
President Biden’s #AmericanFamilyPlan will likely include a large increase in the top federal tax rate on long-term capital gains and qualified dividends, from 23.8% today to 39.6% for higher earners.
When including the net investment income tax, the top federal rate on capital gains would be 43.4%. Rates would be even higher in many U.S. states due to state and local capital gains taxes, leading to a combined average rate of nearly 49% compared to about 29% under current law.
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A capital gains tax is levied on the profit made from selling an asset and is often in addition to corporate income taxes, frequently resulting in double taxation.

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NEW: Modernizing rental car and peer-to-peer car sharing taxes for a post-pandemic future: buff.ly/3xbDjxP @GS_Watson
As state economies reopen and travelers consider options for their first travel experience since the pandemic started, states should ensure that their tax codes and revenue options don't stand in the way of a robust recovery.
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Raising the U.S. corporate tax rate to 28 percent would reduce GDP by $720 billion over ten years: analysis buff.ly/3n62Bsu @ericadyork Image
In our new book, Options for Reforming America’s Tax Code 2.0, we illustrate the economic, distributional, and revenue trade-offs of 70 tax changes, including President Biden’s proposal to increase the corporate tax rate to 28 percent.

taxfoundation.org/tax-reform-opt…
The Options guide presents the economic effects we estimate would occur in the long term (20-30 years from now), but we can also model the cumulative effects of a policy change—providing more context about how the effects of a higher corporate income tax rate compound over time.
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