Hillary Clinton is planning to propose corporate tax reform, a campaign adviser said Tuesday, but the specifics won't come until after the election.
Roger Altman, an investment banker and economic adviser to the Democratic nominee, said in a Facebook appearance with Yahoo Finance that Clinton's ideas on business tax reform would have to wait until after the election.
"At some appropriate point, she's going to make a proposal about what the appropriate rate will be" and other specifics about taxing companies, Altman said.
Clinton's campaign has called for an unspecified business tax reform that would raise $275 billion in 10 years to pay for infrastructure...
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