Posted on 12 March 2014. Tags: Barack Obama, Citizens for Tax Justice, Corporate Greed, Tax Cuts
With one hand, he giveth a few dollars to the people, and with the other hand, he showers huge corporations with a tax gift that is astounding in its…audacity? That’s how I suggest you can look at the president’s executive order to pay more workers overtime (a good thing) versus his budget proposal to…pay attention now..CUT corporate tax rates.
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Posted on 06 March 2014. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Dave Camp, Taxes
I know, you are shocked, shocked, shocked that the proposal from Congressman Dave Camp, the Republican chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, is awful. But, good to have the facts on exactly why.
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Posted on 26 February 2014. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Corporate Greed, Taxes
It’s new data but not a new revelation because this bit of news is nothing we haven’t already become accustomed to. Corporations are robbing the country, robbing because corporations pocket profits made possible from all the investments in human and physical capital made thanks to taxes regular people pay but the same corporations do squat when it comes to paying a fair share.
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Posted on 10 January 2014. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Congressional Research Service, Tax Cuts
Yesterday, I wrote about a report that basically said it’s a myth that tax cuts are a huge boon to the economy. Well, there’s actually a second part to that.
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Posted on 09 January 2014. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Congressional Research Service, Tax Cuts
So, as we gather steam towards Tax Day, let’s keep up this drumbeat: tax cuts don’t help the economy. Or, at least, there isn’t the evidence to prove they do. So, says the Congressional Research Service.
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Posted on 04 December 2013. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Tax Breaks, Tax Scams
Ah, so little time, so many corporate tax breaks…and so many of them just pure scams. Here’s one under the rubric of “research”.
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Posted on 06 November 2013. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, High Technology, Tax Breaks, Twitter
It’s all the rage — at least for now, until the next hot little stock. But, you know, Twitter may seem real edgy, or new, or hip — but when it comes to corporate responsibility, it’s the same old story. Tax loopholes galore!
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Posted on 28 October 2013. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Taxes
You’ve come to expect here a very skeptical, verging on enraged, attitude towards how the elites talk about taxes — including Democrats. Aggressive proposals to raise taxes to reasonable levels, particularly on the wealthy, just can’t be found with a few exceptions. Here is one that makes a bit of progress.
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Posted on 01 October 2013. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Gas Tax
Oh, and while I am on the topic of taxes, I meant to give this a bit of a go. Another tax that should be raised is the gas tax. Oh, stop whining…really…driving in the U.S. is cheap. It really would be painless.
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Posted on 17 September 2013. Tags: Citizens for Tax Justice, Dave Camp, Max Baucus, Tax Reform
Max Baucus has always been a corporate shill. So, I, for one, am not shedding a single tear that he is retiring at the end of his term (sort of the way I felt when the country was able to rid itself of a scar named Joe Lieberman). But, on his way out the door, he’s ensuring that he’s going to leave a black mark of more phony corporate shilling.
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