Actually in a world with supercomputers on desktops it is very simple. Any profits earned in the US are taxed in the US (overhead, administrative costs, etc. are allocated to the country where headquartered). If it is produced outside of the US and sold in the US there is an import tariff.
“Actually in a world with supercomputers on desktops it is very simple. Any profits earned in the US are taxed in the US (overhead, administrative costs, etc. are allocated to the country where headquartered). If it is produced outside of the US and sold in the US there is an import tariff.”
Says somebody who has probably drawn a government check his entire life, and surely has never run a business and hired an employee.