As I understand it corporations are people, with all the Constitutional rights of people, except for the facts that they cannot "die" or be put in jail. However, they do not have to pay double taxes on income earned overseas like flesh and blood Americans do! This is a double standard and its clearly discriminatory treatment under the 14th Amendment.
Either US citizens living overseas should be allowed to not pay taxes on income they earn there, (like every other nation does) since they already have to pay local taxes, OR, US corporations should pay US income tax on all overseas income over $90,000 annually.
How can the United States claim to be a free nation when it applies its laws so arbitrarily against one kind of person, who already have the disadvantages of death and aging, and then not tax corporate "persons", EQUALLY?
If US corporate persons paid taxes on all income, made in the US, period, and on all income made overseas over $90,000 a year, the deficit issue would be solved. If they did not like it, they could renounce their citizenship and stay there, and the US military could be freed of the obligation of protecting their interests.