I hear Wisconsin likes passing out these type of tax breaks. And you don’t even have to make anything.
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It's still exploiting people. If Apple wants to avoid tariffs, then it should move here anyway. That's its tax break.Exactly what leftists don't understand, they are up in arms when big corporations get tax breaks, then wonder why everyone leaves to China
Given the choice to pay more money or less money, most would choose less. That’s why Apple can afford to fund it themselves, because they make smart choices, like paying less instead of more.
Ultimately I agree with this.Agree with your second point. As to the first, Apple still needs to compete in the global marketplace. They cannot do it by manufacturing in the United States without subsidies. We should try what we can to even the playing field somewhat to allow them to do so. I think down stream benefits of manufacturing are huge and would likely pay for the subsidies over the long term. I do not think one failure should discourage us.
nonsenseTax credits are a half measure. Instead remove all our regulations that make keeping jobs in the US difficult.
Some of the biggest corporations already pay no taxes in the US. They left for China decades ago because it's cheaper to manufacture goods in a country without worker protections, safety or environmental regulations.Exactly what leftists don't understand, they are up in arms when big corporations get tax breaks, then wonder why everyone leaves to China
Michigan water. Toxic waste. Employee protections.Why?
Apple in 2018 committed to spending $350 billion to boost the U.S. economy over the course of five years ...
Tariffs are evil. Oust the moron in charge of the country, and make the factories where it makes sense, not where the "free market" fascist in charge prefers.
Tariffs are not evil — they are not preferable, but in this case they were necessary. The President did what those in his position previously did not have the guts to do.
Do you think that having the majority of manufacturing going to one country might cause problems down the road? What if that country decides not to be fair or play by the rules?
What if that country also requires a company to hand over IP for the privilege of doing business in their country? Why would this country need to innovate when they can easily steal the innovations of others?
Apple would still have to pay taxes. Just not as much. Tax payers wouldn’t have to pay any extra for Apple moving processes here. And I’d rather have Apple bring in more jobs and money to the economy and pay less tax, then pay no tax and stay out of the U.S.the point is, a billion dollar can pay for this themselves instead of expecting the tax payer to contribute.
Apple does not need corporate welfare, that is tax payer handouts.
I guess you are fine with contributing to apple’s business plans.
TSMC is in Taiwan, which is very close to China. Right now Chinese fighter jets flying over Taiwan strait almost every day. Before long they will invade and TSMC will be CCP’s. Just imagine if Apple still rely on them how they will be easily arm twisting by CCP.before anyone gets into the whole boycott china stuff, TSMC is taiwanese and if apple begin domestic production, this will hurt TSMC and not china 😂