@wayfair so when you misdeliver a package why is it the customers responsibility to reach out and then be told to reach out again 4 days later? This actually what you think customer service looks like?
@breezeline we’ve had an outage in 21662 for over 12 hours. All our neighbors have called and nothing is being done. Calling just gets us to a call center outside the US with no assistance. Do
Something!
@AmericanAir at dca and upset that service manager at priority check thought it was appropriate to berate me and my husband for asking why our flight was delayed. Seems like Brianna Harriman is having a bad day and taking it out on customers.
Absolutely, @SteveDaines! There’s a very strong case for preserving a competitive corporate tax rate. I wrote more on this here: https://t.co/YhMBo7h0JP
⬇️ as noted by @SecYellen “most other headquarters’ jurisdictions impose no tax on the foreign earnings of their domestically-headquartered multinationals”...
U.S. rules for taxing foreign income of its companies are already far more onerous than those of other advanced economies. Making U.S. companies less globally competitive hurts jobs, R&D, investment & productivity—all key to improving the standard of living of future generations.
If American companies are to keep PACE with foreign competitors like China, we cannot afford to increase tax rates. We must work to maintain a competitive rate that supports investment in the American economy and builds jobs at home. @SenFinance
Today’s @SenFinance hearing on How U.S. International Tax Policy Impacts American Workers, Jobs, and Investment highlights the catastrophic consequences tax increases would have on American jobs and investment at home and abroad.
We believe there are numerous ways to pay for an #infrastructure package without having to raise business or personal taxes. For example, implementing a modest increase in the gas tax... more via @FoxBusiness 📺https://t.co/pKBdRaqYtA
.@SteveDaines wants to make the Section 199A passthrough deduction created in TCJA permanent.
Daines references the rise of passthrough firms over the past few decades, which has been an ongoing trend.