claim: "there’s a tremendous tax that we pay when we (american businesses) go into china, whereas when china sells to us there’s no tax."
author: donald trump
evidence_1: dec 5, 2016 ... “did china ask us if it was ok to devalue their currency (making it hard for our  companies to compete), heavily tax our products going into their country (the u.s.  doesn't tax them) or to ... plus with us there's a tremendous tax that we pay when  we go into china, where's when china sells to us there's no tax.”.
evidence_2: apr 12, 2016 ... trump, meanwhile, condemns u.s. leadership as inept and lacking business  savvy as he vows to "make america great again." the other candidates have ... " plus with us, there's a tremendous tax that we pay when we go into china,  whereas when china sells to us, there's no tax. i mean, it's a whole double ...
evidence_3: in an attempt to stir up anti-chinese sentiments and show he was pro made in  america, trump said 'there's a tremendous tax that we pay when we (american  businesses) go into china, whereas when china sells to us there's no tax.' while  chinese import tariffs are higher, chinese exporters are taxed when entering the  ...
evidence_4: jan 10, 2016 ... the issue we face with small and medium businesses is that in the old days —  prior to 2008 — china did not tax foreign investors in china and china did not ...  and there's no blacklist but there's a great suspicion in these other cities about  any kind of entity that is doing the company formation that has ...
evidence_5: jul 12, 2012 ... the automobile industry in china is still heavily protected behind a “tariff wall”  even though this wall has come down significantly since china's entry into the  wto. cars imported to china face a tariff duty of at least 25 percent. in  comparison, american duties on cars imported into the us are only 5 percent.