Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden (D-OR) is pressing Pfizer over its tax practices as part of his investigation into how large pharma companies use subsidiaries in other countries to skirt US corporate taxes.
The six-page letter sent to Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on Monday points to IRS filings from the past several years that show the company has a far lower effective tax rate than the US corporate rate of 21%. In his letter, he pushed the company to provide a long list of details about where and how it makes its profits, and how it uses tax jurisdictions around the world.
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