How is the tax loop hole for outsourcing going to be closed?
Let me put it this way: -- say Ford wants to move the Division for making crankshafts to Mexico in which case they will hit with a tax penalty. Cant they simply circumvent it by "Buying" crankshafts from a company in Mexico instead?
I am just trying to understand how the new policy is supposed to work?
1. I think the question is whether they should be able to deduct the cost of relocating.
If a company wants to shut down a US factory which makes a part and buy that part from Mexico, then it could still deduct the cost of buying that part.
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