The Truth about American Investment Overseas
Currently, American companies that do business overseas add $2.5 trillion to our economy, and support more than 20 million jobs, either directly or indirectly. The proposed tax increase on these companies would weaken American competitiveness, threaten American workers, and jeopardize the American economy.
Download Issue Summary Overseas Investment Strengthens the Economy
For every dollar that U.S.-owned businesses invest in overseas operations, $3.50 is invested here at home. Find out more about the importance of preserving the competitiveness of American companies operating overseas.

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Higher Corporate Taxes Equal Slower Economic Recovery
Adding nearly $200 billion to the tax burden of American companies doing business overseas will ultimately cripple our economic recovery and cost the U.S. much-needed jobs. Find out how this harmful tax increase will disadvantage American workers and their communities.

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Overseas Operations Benefit American Workers
U.S. investment overseas helps create high-quality, high-paying jobs here at home. Our tax policy should encourage economic growth, not stifle it. Find out more.

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American Consumers Bear the Real Burden for Higher Taxes
Corporations don’t pay taxes; people do. Raising corporate taxes during a time of worldwide economic hardship will lead to higher prices for goods and services. Learn more.
Get the Facts: American Consumers Bear the Real Burden for Higher Taxes