Pundits don’t just disagree about what tax rates should be; they also disagree about how high they actually are.
On Fox News’s The Five, hosts Bob Beckel and Eric Bolling came down on either side while discussing how the economy has fared under President Barack Obama.

America has "the most number of deductions available to corporations," Beckel said. "They pay lower taxes than a lot of European countries do, and under Obama, I have not seen corporate taxes go up all that much."
"Just to fact-check you a little bit," responded Bolling, "we have the highest corporate tax rate in the free world."

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Our ruling -- Mostly True

Bolling said the United States has "the highest corporate tax rate in the free world." He was referring to the statutory rate, meaning the rate before deductions. On that score, he’s right: The United States does have the highest statutory rate among developed countries. However, the United States’ corporate tax rate doesn’t appear to be the highest once deductions and other exclusions are taken into account. So Bolling is correct by one valid definition. Because his statement is accurate but needs clarification or additional information, we rate his claim Mostly True.

http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/sta...ate-free-world/

and global corporates can hide their money offshore