The corporate income tax should be eliminated. They don't pay them anyway, but are a conduit, which is reflected in the price of goods and services. As of now, corporate profits are taxed twice - at the corp. level, then at the individual level. If the Gov't mandates that corps do not keep excess retained earnings, but pay out regularly as dividends and/or bond interest, they'd be taxed at the individual level.

It is not just the rich that own publicly traded companies, but mutual funds and state retirement accounts, as well.

Foregoing paying corp. income tax, companies would be precluded from giving political contributions, which would also hold true for is officers. It would get a lot of money out of politics.

Both O'Care and RINOCare require tax dollars to subsidize each political party's benefactors. Maybe I should not have assumed that.