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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2015

Tax Policy Update - February 2, 2015

The proposed minimum tax rate on U.S. multinational companies’ foreign earnings, under President Obama’s FY 2016 budget proposal released today.

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Number Of The Week: 19 Percent

The proposed minimum tax rate on U.S. multinational companies' foreign earnings, under President Obama's FY 2016 budget proposal released today. The 19 percent rate would apply to new foreign earnings. The proposal would first impose a one-time mandatory 14 percent tax on companies' earnings that are currently held offshore—whether they choose to repatriate those earnings or not. Please see below for a more detailed look at tax proposals in the president's proposal.

IT'S BUDGET DAY!

Here's how this works in Washington: if the president's proposed FY 2016 Budget wakes up and sees its (very, very large) shadow, it foretells another seven months of partisan rancor over revenue and spending levels before current government funding runs out (and we near the debt limit.) Spoiler alert: the Budget's shadow looms large this year over a Republican-controlled Congress.

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