Plus corporate taxes are already very low. The highest nominal tax rates in Europe are around 30%, but that is misleading. The actual real tax rates are somewhere from 5% to 10%, because every country has these "ifs and buts" clauses, that they use to lower corporate taxes, and effective act as a tax haven, while pretending they are not.
Coincidentally, I just checked this statistic on OECD: corporate tax revenue is just around 4% to 8% of total tax revenue. I wonder where these corporations would be if the normal people weren't contributing ~90% of tax revenue for upkeep of state infrastructure, that enables the existence of these businesses in the first place.
Coincidentally, I just checked this statistic on OECD: corporate tax revenue is just around 4% to 8% of total tax revenue. I wonder where these corporations would be if the normal people weren't contributing ~90% of tax revenue for upkeep of state infrastructure, that enables the existence of these businesses in the first place.
https://data.oecd.org/tax/tax-on-corporate-profits.htm