Each country would apply its own corporate tax rate to the portion assigned to it, regardless of where the company legally reported the profit. Tax Justice Network estimates that this reallocation would produce an additional $500 billion in annual corporate tax revenue worldwide. Ireland would suffer one of the largest losses, surrendering an estimated $11.15 billion annually, or 81.9% of the multinational corporate tax revenue measured by the study. Bermuda would lose $489 million, the British Virgin Islands $496 million, Puerto Rico $547 million, Jersey $510 million, and Mauritius $152 million. Japan would lose an estimated $34.09 billion per year, equal to 27.1% of the multinational corporate tax revenue included in the study.