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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1013241)	4/25/2017 6:21:07 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573958

"This is due largely to an increased amount of credits becoming eligible to be carried forward into tax years following 2020 and lowering of the repatriation baseline resulting from a temporary increase of repatriation of foreign earnings during the period of reduced tax." Wharfrat, since you are excited about this this post, and since this is the explanation by CBO which is essential to its understanding, what exact this means? Does it mean this is a permanent loss in government revenue, fully considering all repatriation? Or is it a temporary blip? Is it important at all? Does it matter? MOST IMPORTANTLY, is this analysis static or dynamic? Thanks, I knew you would know.