税引き後の名目企業利益は、2016年の1兆7870億ドルから2017年には1兆6800億ドルに減少し、6.0%の減少となった。しかし、税制改革法(Tax Cuts and Jobs Act)により、法人税率が35%から21%に引き下げられる2018年から、税引き後の企業利益は大幅に増加すると予想されている。例えば、税引き後の企業利益(年率換算)は、2017年第2四半期の1兆8450億ドルから2018年第2四半期には1兆9690億ドルに増加し、1240億ドル、つまり6.7%増加して、過去最高額となった。GDP比9.64%で、2010年第1四半期から2016年第4四半期までの平均10.22%を下回った。[ 389 ]
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