The organizations in the United States have an obligation to pay a tax on their profits as it is an important source of government income. However, amid this tax collection process, numerous significant moral issues emerge. In my opinion, the most vital moral issue that emerges amid this procedure is the tax avoidance. The companies attempt to limit their tax liability by finding certain escape clauses in the process that makes them evade by not paying enough amount of tax. Although tax avoidance is valid, it is the social and moral obligation of the enterprises to contribute a decent amount of share in the national economy. This moral issue of tax avoidance is analyzed by identifying the harm in the type of mental, monetary or social aspect. For instance, if a man is engaged in the demonstration of tax avoidance by twisting the sales figures, it will result in the monetary loss not only for the administration but also for the public as well. However, certain measures ought to be taken to address the tax avoidance issue. First of all, the companies must be asked to provide transparent details of their business and offshore accounts. Moreover, the facilitators and the avoidance promoters must be dealt with properly and accordingly.