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U.S. Companies Repatriated $169.5 Billion in Second Quarter

President Trump predicts that $4 trillion will return to the U.S. Few external observers expect repatriations to come anywhere close to that number.

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U.S. corporations are required to pay a one-time tax on their offshore profits, but don’t expect those stockpiled funds to come onshore quickly—or ever.

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