Simple Explanation of "Single-Sales Factor" and How Nike Escapes Taxes As A Result

Chuck Sheketoff

Want to know how "single-sales factor apportionment" works? Want to see how it helped Nike escape millions in taxes on its profits each year?

Read "Single-Sales" - A Modern Robber Baron" and see the conservative Nike example (PDF).

Before we lock in single-sales factor for Nike, shouldn't we first know how much Nike (and other single-sales factor beneficiaries) pays in state corporate income taxes?

Discuss here.

By Chuck Sheketoff
Dec. 10, 2012
Posted in open discussion.

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