Source: company 10-K filings

Analysis of 14 U.S. MJGs

Fourteen large U.S. MJGs — pharma and tech — read from their latest 10-K income-tax notes, using the jurisdiction-level disclosures introduced by ASU 2023-09. For each group: the pre-tax profit split (U.S. vs foreign), income tax paid by jurisdiction, and revenue by geography.

MJGs report a U.S. pre-tax loss
disclose an Ireland income-tax line (ASU 2023-09)
$6.5bn
Microsoft's Irish tax — 54% of all its foreign tax

Revenue share vs profit share, by MJG

Horizontal: the share of revenue earned in the U.S. Vertical: the share of pre-tax profit booked there. On the diagonal, the two match. Below zero, the U.S. operation reports a pre-tax loss.

Pharma Tech Bubble size ∝ total pre-tax profit · click an MJG for detail

Income tax paid to Ireland, latest fiscal year

Only MJGs where Ireland cleared the 5%-of-total disclosure threshold under ASU 2023-09 report a line. Six MJGs in the set disclose none — their Irish tax fell below the threshold. Apple is not yet covered by the standard.

Pharma Tech Label shows Ireland's share of the group's total foreign tax paid

Current provision for income taxes — U.S. vs foreign

Current provision for income taxes, U.S. (federal and state) against foreign, from each group’s income-tax note. Excludes the deferred provision and legacy repatriation instalments.

Current provision: federal + state Current provision: foreign click an MJG for detail

Group financials

Pick a group to read its full 10-K income-tax picture — the pre-tax split, the provision (current and deferred), income tax paid by jurisdiction, and revenue by geography, with the note on what shapes the year.