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United States · 4:57 PM UTCEven after Biden tax hike, U.S. firms would pay less than foreign rivals

U.S. companies pay less income tax than their overseas competitors and would likely continue to do so under a tax hike proposed by President Joe Biden, according to a Reuters analysis of filings by hundreds of U.S. and international firms.

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