Should the government raise or lower the tax rate for corporations?

Corporate intensives should be abolished and the companies should be forced to pay everything they owe and restricted, if possible, from their moving money off-shore.

Corporate intensives should be abolished and the companies should be forced to pay everything they owe and restricted, if possible, from moving money off-shore.

My Corporate Tax Rate 7% but under the condition they work with an Irish partner

We should have a tariff on large multinational corporations because we need to control our prices when it comes to energy when it comes to the food we eat

Raise it slightly and then maintain it

Raise overall, raise significantly less for ESG, slightly lower for ESG and Sub 50:1 CEO-to-Average Worker Pay Ratio companies.

Increase on large multinationals corporations only and eliminate loopholes

Raise, until the notion of profit does not exist anymore

In your view, should the tax system be adjusted to ensure more fairness between individuals and corporations?

Do you feel there's a moral obligation for corporations to pay a certain level of taxes, or is their primary duty to maximize profits for shareholders?

How do you feel about the idea that big corporations should pay more taxes than small businesses?

If a company making billions in profit pays less tax than your family, how does that make you feel?

Can raising taxes on large corporations lead to better public services, or will it just push companies away?

Do you think it's fair for a company to move its headquarters to another country to pay less tax?

How would you feel if you knew a giant tech company paid zero dollars in federal taxes some years?

What impact do you think corporate taxes have on the price of products we buy every day?

If a company avoids paying taxes, does that influence your opinion or willingness to buy from them?

How important is it for big companies to contribute to the society and community they operate in?