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This year's presidential and congressional elections are unlikely to be decided on the issue of tax policy, but they will very likely determine how much of the tax cuts enacted under President Donald Trump survive.
by Ralph Nader / April 30th, 2021 David Gelles, the New York Times reporter, likes to report about corporate plutocrats raking it in while stifling or endangering their workers. We’ve all seen those large advertisements by big companies praising the sacrifices of their brave workers during this Covid-19 pandemic. When workers ask for living wages, most of these bosses say “No” but take plenty of dough for themselves. Gelles reports that Boeing, after its criminal negligence brought down two 737 MAX planes and killed 346 people, went into a corporate tailspin. The company laid off 30,...
Dozens of America's biggest businesses paid no federal income tax -- again White House press secretary Jen Psaki points to a corporate tax rate chart on April 1, 2021, during a news briefing. Last year, 55 of the nation's largest corporations paid no federal income tax on more than $40 billion in profits, research shows. (Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post) Published April 11. 2021 12:01AM Christopher Ingraham, The Washington Post Get the weekly rundown Email* Submit Fifty-five of the nation's largest corporations paid no federal income tax on more than $40 b...
Dozens of America’s biggest businesses paid no federal income tax – again Fifty-five corporations had zero federal tax liability in 2020, including Nike, FedEx and Dish Network. By Christopher IngrahamThe Washington Post Share White House press secretary Jen Psaki points to a corporate tax rate chart on Thursday during a news briefing. Last year, 55 of the nation's largest corporations paid no federal income tax on more than $40 billion in profits, research shows. Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post Fifty-five of the nation’s largest corporations paid no federal income tax on more ...
Dozens of America's biggest businesses paid no federal income tax - again Christopher Ingraham, The Washington Post April 5, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail White House press secretary Jen Psaki points to a corporate tax rate chart on April 1, 2021 during a news briefing. Last year, 55 of the nation's largest corporations paid no federal income tax on more than $40 billion in profits, research shows. MUST CREIDT: Washington Post photo by Demetrius FreemanDemetrius Freeman/The Washington Post Fifty-five of the nation's largest corporations paid no federal income tax on more than $40 billion in prof...