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Who do you work for? <a href=" http://www.theges.com/?page=are-payday-loans-legal-in-arizona#whip ">jg wentworth 877 cash now</a> @NinjadeTokyo raises a good point that most funds are on foreign shores and are likely to be invested there. But investments are done with after tax dollars subject to deductions and exemptions, so the other purpose of the law is to stimulate US job growth. Also, it is understood that much of the growth of this cash is to park funds in a tax free account. The reason for this is that there really isn’t a safe place to invest this money. So it sits there unused until the economy gets better. This is a job killer. I say tax the exess cash and put it to use paying teachers and building the infrastructure of tomorrow.
<a href=" http://lawmt.com/cash-advance-baymeadows-rd/#basket ">simple loan document</a> The Fed’s latest Flow of Funds report showed that U.S. nonfinancial companies held $1.7 trillion in liquid assets at the end of March. But newly released IRS figures show that in 2009 these companies held $4.8 trillion in liquid assets, which equals $5.1 trillion in today’s dollars, triple the Fed figure.
