Your math is a bit oversimplistic.
You are obviously way more into it than I.
But I think youll agree that the oversimplistic illustration I provided would give the accounting department of most companies food for thought.
Not meant as a criticism, I just wanted to go further and see if some more realistic assumptions led to the same conclusion, and they do so long as the threatened tariff were passed and a reduction in corporate tax rates occurred. My math was simplistic too, but I think the notion that Carrier stayed in Indiana because of $7 million in tax breaks is ludicrous. It’s not crony capitalism; it’s a gamble that Trump will come through as promised.