Two of the nation’s most prominent chipmakers have agreed to pay the US government 15 percent of their revenues from the sale of artificial intelligence chips to China. In effect, the firms will be ...

Your editorial “Now Trump Wants an Export Tax” (Aug. 12), about the president’s demand for a 15% cut from two companies’ chip sales to China, refers to this as “an export tax that Congress didn’t ...

Explore how export incentives, like subsidies and tax breaks, boost global sales, expand markets, and create jobs, enhancing a country's economic performance.

The 15% government cut on sales of advanced semiconductor chips to China in return for being awarded export licenses constitutes an export tax, and is unlikely to raise substantial revenues, instead ...

In this episode of Tax Notes Talk, Tax Notes contributing editors Robert Goulder and Joseph Thorndike discuss the recent Nvidia deal to export chips to China, and they question its constitutionality ...

Today, The Bulwark published my article on Trump's unconstitutional export tax policy. Here is an excerpt: The Trump administration has imposed a "deal" on chip manufacturers Nvidia and AMD under ...

October export surge driven by European pre-carbon tax buying fades, falling prices and rising raw material costs put Indian ...

Understanding how paycheck deductions work can make it easier to manage finances and ensure the correct amount of take-home pay is received. This is essential for making informed decisions about ...