Under President Trump there have been a variety of proposed economic reforms. One of these includes a proposed boarder adjustment tax or BAT. The BAT creates a favorable business environment for small business owners and the overall business environment. Similar to a trade tariff, the BAT would place an extra tax on goods imported to the United States. However, goods produced in the United States that are destined for export or produced for domestic consumption would be exempt. In theory this move will enable US manufacturers and business to stay competitive. While some are not in favor of the BAT, many exporters such as the aerospace industry firmly support the boarder adjustment tax. The tax will not only benefit many business inside the US, but may also encourage businesses who have moved abroad to return to the United States. This along with a strong consumer market and interest in investment will help to further bolster the economy. FirstPathway Partners is committed to working with and assisting individuals interested in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa program.
