(Bloomberg) -- U.S. companies including General Electric Co., Microsoft Corp. and Pfizer Inc. would pay $506 billion over the next decade under President Barack Obama’s proposal to encourage them to bring back profits held overseas.
That trio tops the list of Standard & Poor’s 500 Index companies in earnings reinvested outside the U.S., according to Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Brian Friel and Tiffany Young. Obama’s budget estimates the stockpile of corporate earnings outside the U.S. at about $2 trillion.
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