Your whole point is that higher taxes make companies and the rich to move their money overseas: heads up...the corporate tax has shrinked the last few decades:
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Corporations are enjoying lower taxes, making tons of money and taking it overseas anyway. Have you heard about tax havens?.
You also said that tax revenues are increasing because of lower taxes. You have not provided any evidence of this. You are basically saying that tax collection is pretty elastic, with the tax base increase more than compensating for lower tax payments. Please demostrate this, and not just simple growth of tax revenues.
Remember: correlation is not causation. Tax revenue go toe to toe with economic activity (GDP) and tend to grow over time (you need to use a base year to adjust for inflation). That's economy 101. And to make it clear, the US economy has been growing since the Obama administration, right until the covid crisis.
Furthermore, you should ask yourself, who is paying more taxes nowdays? the rich? the middle class? the corporations?. The graph above might help you answer that. And if you want a comparative view, see this chart about tax on corporate profits, and how the US pales vs OECD countries. For fiscal purposes, OECD data is pretty good.
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Also, there are many ways to foster economic activity besides lower corporate taxes: monetary (interest rates) & fiscal policy (public spending), labor reform, investment climate, rebalance trade and capital flows, R&D, grants and tax incentives for small businesses , etc