Many media have reported that the President will suggest the core business tax rate be dropped from 32% to 25%. The loss of revenue from that would be offset by the elimination of a number of loop holes and a minimum tax on income made by US multinationals which keep money overseas.
The plan will face objections by Republicans in Congress, obviously. As well, an army of lobbyists for individual companies and industries will battle to keep current tax advantages
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