JUST Capital Rankings on Corporate Tax Reform: Updates

As part of JUST Capital’s Rankings on Corporate Tax Reform, we are continuing to track announcements from Russell 1000 companies on how they intend to distribute their tax windfall. On a regular basis, we update our rankings to create a current portrait of corporate decision-making around this critical issue. Please see our archive below for a window into how savings are being allocated ongoing.

As of December 10, 2018, 145 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These nine companies were added to the rankings on December 10:

Atmos Energy Corp
American Water Works Co Inc
Emerson Electric
Firstenergy
MDU Resources
National Fuel Gas
Texas Capital Bancshares
Umpqua Holdings
Wintrust Financial

The following companies were also removed or changed int the Rankings:

Pitney Bowes was removed.
Great Plains Energy and Westar are now combined to form Evergy.

As of July 23, 2018, 138 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

This company was added to the rankings on July 23:

Johnson & Johnson

As of May 31, 2018, 137 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These four companies were added to the rankings on May 31:

American Electric Power
Target
UnitedHealth
Walgreen Boots Alliance

As of April 9, 2018, 133 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These 12 companies were added to the rankings on April 9:

Amgen
Cummins
Erie Indemnity
Henry Schein
Kroger
McCormick
McDonald’s
OGE Energy
Paychex
Public Service Enterprise Group
Ulta Salon Cosmetics & Fragrance
Unum Group

As of March 19, 2018, 121 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These 4 companies were added to the Rankings on March 19:

Kraft Heinz
MasterCard
Southern Co.
The TJX Companies

As of March 12, 2018, 117 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These 8 companies were added to the Rankings on March 12:

Brown-Forman
CarMax
Cintas
Costco Wholesale
Dollar Tree
Entergy
Express Scripts
Xcel Energy

As of March 5, 2018, 109 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These 19 companies were added to the Rankings on March 5:

AbbVie
Acadia Healthcare
AMERCO
Carter’s
Charles Schwab
Global Payments
Great Plains Energy
Harris
Hormel Foods Corp
Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.
IDEXX Laboratories
The JM Smucker Company
Marriott International
Merck
OneMain Holdings Inc.
Penske Automotive Group
PepsiCo
Quest Diagnostics
Sprouts Farmers Market

As of February 27, 2018, 90 companies in the Russell 1000 have announced how they plan to distribute their tax savings.

These 90 companies were part of the initial Rankings on Corporate Tax Reform:

Aflac
Alaska Air
Alliant Energy
Ameren
American Airlines Group
American Express
Anthem
Apple
Associated Banc-Corp
AT&T
AutoNation
Avangrid
Bank of America
Bank of Hawaii
Bank of New York Mellon
Bank of the Ozarks Inc
BB&T Corp
Best Buy
Bio-Techne
Boeing
Broadridge Financial Solutions
Cabot Oil & Gas
Capital One Financial
Charter Communications
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Cigna
Citizens Financial Group
Comcast
Comerica
Commerce Bancshares
CVS Health
Darden Restaurants
Discover Financial Services
Dominion Resources
DTE Energy
Duke Energy
Ecolab
Eversource Energy
Exelon
Exxon Mobil
FedEx
Fifth Third Bancorp
First Hawaiian
First Horizon National
FNB Corp/PA
Hartford Financial
Hawaiian Electric Industries
Home Depot
Honeywell International
Humana
JetBlue Airways
JPMorgan Chase
Kansas City Southern
KeyCorp
Lowe’s
M&T Bank
Marsh & McLennan
MetLife
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Navient
Old Dominion Freight Line
Pfizer
Pinnacle West Capital
Pitney Bowes
PNC Financial Services
PPL Corp
Prosperity Bancshares Inc
Regions Financial
Ryder System
Southwest Airlines
Starbucks
STERIS plc
SunTrust Banks
Synovus Financial
TCF Financial
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Total
Travelers
Tyson Foods
United Parcel Service
US Bancorp
Verizon Communications
Visa
Walmart
Walt Disney
Waste Management
Webster Financial Corp
Wells Fargo
Westar Energy
Western Alliance Bancorp
Wynn Resorts
Zions Bancorporation