Most economists believe that a corporate income tax affects the stockholders of a corporation but not its employees or customers.

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Economists generally agree that the burden of a corporate income tax is shared among the stockholders, employees, and customers. Stockholders may see lower returns on their investments, employees could receive lower wages, and customers might face higher prices as corporations pass on some of the tax costs.

Most Economists Believe That a Corporate Income Tax Affects the Stockholders