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Analysis of corporate earnings sensitivity to border adjustment tax proposals

The document provides sector‑level EPS impact estimates under various border adjustment tax rates, but it contains no concrete allegations, financial flows, or misconduct involving high‑profile indivi Tables show projected EPS changes for industries under 15%, 20%, and 25% tax rates. Identifies the 25 largest US corporate tax breaks, noting foreign income deferral as a major break. Mentions that b

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #023083
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The document provides sector‑level EPS impact estimates under various border adjustment tax rates, but it contains no concrete allegations, financial flows, or misconduct involving high‑profile indivi Tables show projected EPS changes for industries under 15%, 20%, and 25% tax rates. Identifies the 25 largest US corporate tax breaks, noting foreign income deferral as a major break. Mentions that b

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Table 15: Sensitivity of a company’s domestic earnings Net exports (% of COGS} Tax rate -100% -50% 50% 15% 18% 20% 23% 25% 28% 30% 33% 35% Source: BofAML US Equity & Quant Strategy *We note that it is unlikely that a company can be a 100% net exporter and have any domestic earnings to begin with. Note: We assume a company with a 40% gross margin, operating expenses are 20% of sales and an initial tax rate of 35% 100%* Industry screen: Below we highlight industries which could potentially benefit most / be hurt most by the BAT. Chart 15: Industry EPS impact from border Chart 14: Industry EPS impact from border adjustment tax (25% rate) Chart 13: Industry EPS impact from border adjustment tax (20% rate) adjustment tax (15% rate) -100% 50% 0% 50% -150% -100% -50% 0% 50% -200% -150% -100% -50% 0% 50% Industrial Conglomerates 5% Industrial Conglomerates 7% Industrial Conglomerates 8% Life Sciences Tools & Svcs 4% Chemicals 5% Chemicals 6% Chemicals 4% Life Sciences Tools & Svcs 5% Life Sciences Tools & Svcs 6% Household Products 3% Household Products 4% Machinery 5% Machinery 3% Machinery 4% Household Products 5% Health Care Technology 2% Health Care Technology 3% Health Care Technology 4% Electrical Equipment 2% Electrical Equipment 3% Electrical Equipment 4% Media 2% Media 2% Media 3% IT Sves 1% IT Sves 2% IT Sves 2% Energy Equipment & Svcs 1% Energy Equipment & Sves 1% Energy Equipment & Svcs 2% Biotechnology -1% Biotechnology -1% Biotechnology -2% Semiconductors & Sem Equip -2% Semiconductors & Sem Equip -2% Semiconductors & Sem Equip -3% Software -2% Software -3% Software -3% Pharmaceuticals -2% Pharmaceuticals -3% Pharmaceuticals A% Trading Cos & Distributors -3% Trading Cos & Distributors -3% Trading Cos & Distributors 4% Health Care Equipment &... -4% Health Care Equipment &... -5% Health Care Equipment &... 6% Metals & Mining 5% Metals & Mining 7% Electronic Equip Instr &... 8% Building Products 5% Building Products 7% Metals & Mining -9% Electronic Equip Instr &... 6% Electronic Equip Instr &... 8% Building Products 0% Construction Materials 6% Construction Materials 0% Construction Materials -11% Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels 0% Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels -12% Tech Hardware -14% Communications Equipment -9% Tech Hardware -12% Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels -15% Tech Hardware 0% Communications Equipment -12% Communications Equipment 15% Health Care Providers & Svcs -11% Health Care Providers & Svcs -14% Health Care Providers & Svcs -18% Household Durables -12% Household Durables -16% Household Durables -20% Auto Components -20% Auto Components -21% Auto Components -21% Leisure Products -30% Leisure Products 40% Leisure Products 50% Specialty Retail -33% Specialty Retail 45% Specialty Retail 56% Distributors -38% Distributors 51% Distributors 64% Textiles Apparel & Luxury Goods -30% Textiles Apparel & Luxury Goods 52% Textiles Apparel & Luxury Goods 65% Internet & Direct Mktg Retail 41% Internet & Direct Mktg Retail 54% Internet & Direct Mktg Retail 68% Automobiles 41% Automobiles 55% Automobiles -69% Muttiline Retail -49% Multiline Retail -65% Muttiline Retail 81% Food & Staples Retailing -74% Food & Staples Retailing Food & Staples Retailing -124% 25% tax rate m 15% tax rate Source: BofAML US Equity & Quant Strategy, FactSet, S&P 20% tax rate Source: BofAML US Equity & Quant Strategy, FactSet, S&P Closing loopholes Both Trump and the Blueprint proposal suggest getting rid of special-interest deductions and credits that distort capital allocation decisions. The table below lists the 25 biggest US corporate tax breaks. The #1 and #3 “tax breaks” are the deferral of foreign income and certain foreign financial income, but these would become irrelevant if the US moves to a territorial tax system, as is being proposed by the Blueprint plan. Exempting corporations from paying US taxes on foreign income would put the US in Source: BofAML US Equity & Quant Strategy, FactSet, S&P Bankof America Merrill Lynch Equity Strategy Focus Point | 29 January 2017 15

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