Top U.S. overseas profit technology companies list: Microsoft Tops

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time August 13, the results of the Bloomberg study showed that Microsoft (32.23,-0.64,-1.95%) is the most profitable U.S. technology companies, overseas profits of up to 76.4 billion U.S. dollars. The second is IBM (188.42,-0.67,-0.35%) and Cisco (26.32,-0.02,-0.07%), which have overseas profits of 44.4 billion and 41.3 billion dollars respectively. At present, many American technology companies are earning as much as tens of billions of (0.001,0.00,0.00%) dollars overseas, and these companies have not paid the U.S. government a corresponding tax. In this regard, Apple (489.57,22.21,4.75%) and Cisco are two of the most watched companies, as CEO Tim Cook and Chambers John Chambers, the two companies. The most active on this issue. American technology companies, represented by Mr. Cook and Chambers, have lobbied Congress to be able to tax or pay lower taxes when they return foreign profits to their home countries. The tax exemption, Chambers said, would encourage companies to move to a large number of overseas assets, helping to boost investment activities in the U.S. home market and creating jobs. But Apple and Cisco are not, in fact, the most cash-rich American technology companies. A Bloomberg analysis of the regulatory documents submitted by 75 U.S. technology companies found that Microsoft and IBM were the most profitable American technology companies overseas. Microsoft's overseas profit is 76.4 billion dollars, while IBM is 44.4 billion dollars. These two companies did not pay taxes to the US government for these huge overseas profits. Cisco and Apple are three, with overseas profits of 41.3 billion and 40.4 billion dollars respectively. U.S. companies are expected to add more than $2 trillion trillion to their overseas profits, as well as not paying taxes to the U.S. government. The issue has drawn the attention of the Obama administration, which in February 2012 proposed to reduce the maximum corporate income tax rate from 35% to 28%, further reducing the effective tax rate for manufacturers and abolishing many widely used tax cuts. Industry insiders say Chambers may have raised the issue at the Wednesday earnings meeting. He has said that 60% of the problem is likely to be resolved in a positive way. Whatever the outcome, one thing is certain, and the following companies will certainly pay special attention to this issue, because it is closely related to their interests. The following are the 25 most profitable U.S. technology companies overseas: 1. Microsoft, 76.4 billion dollars 2. IBM,444 billion Dollar 3. Cisco, 41.3 billion dollars 4. Apple, 40.4 billion dollars 5 hp (27.3,0.56,2.09%), 33.4 billion USD 6. Google (881.25,-4.26,-0.48%), 33.3 billion USD 7, Oracle (33.25,0.00,0.00%), 26.2 billion USD 8 Dell (13.72,-0.01,-0.07%), 19 billion USD 9 Intel (22.52,-0.12,-0.53%), 17.5 billion USD 10 Qualcomm (67.25,0.79,1.19%), 16.4 billion USD 11 Corning (15.21,0.10,0.66%) ( Corning), 11.9 billion USD 11. EBAY,119 billion Dollar 13. Xerox, 8.3 billion dollars 14. EMC,81 billion Dollar 15. West data (68.41,0.24,0.35%), 6.3 billion USD 16, Germany instrument, 5.5 billion USD 17. Western union,44 billion Dollar 18. Bo Tong (Broadcom), 4.2 billion U.S. dollars 19. Analog DEVICES,32 billion dollar 19. PRICELINE.COM,32 billion dollar Computer sciences,30 billion $22. Adobe systems,29 billion Dollar 23 Symantec (26.96,0.03,0.11%), 2.8 billion USD 24. ALTERA,27 billion Dollar 25. MasterCard (MasterCard), 2.6 billion USD (Li Ming)