Is Joe Biden Channeling Tom Paine?
The new White House budget plan echoes wealth tax perspectives over two centuries old.
The new White House budget plan echoes wealth tax perspectives over two centuries old.
How we can prevent the wealthiest of our wealthy from exempting virtually unlimited billions from tax.
Yes, we could ensure that our richest pay something in the neighborhood of their fair tax share.
The United States didn’t become a tax haven overnight.
While other EU countries have been increasing transparency and cracking down on kleptocratic capital, the U.S. is a laggard.
But it is not just Russian oligarchs that have been increasingly abusing charity for financial or political gain; U.S. oligarchs do it too.
Thanks to tax havens and tax loopholes, Russian oligarchs and other multi-millionaires and billionaires have succeeded in hiding massive amounts of wealth in the U.S.
Ending the tax-evading ways of Russia’s rich could be a giant step toward reining in oligarchy worldwide.
How the concentration of wealth is warping the giving sector, from our Charity Reform Initiative.
Billionaire donations mostly ignore global pandemic, ecological crisis, spiraling wage and wealth inequality, and racial inequity.
Another reminder that plutocracies can indeed solve problems — for plutocrats.
Profit maximizing in the newspaper industry is corroding the knowledge base that sustains government by the people.
Kiat Lim, cyber-savvy son of Singapore billionaire Peter Lim, is claiming he has the key to ‘democratizing’ our sporting landscape.
Turning up the spotlight on tax dodging by the wealthy would increase momentum for fair taxation to pay for needed public investments.
A new report estimates that $21 trillion of that wealth will pass internally within America’s already dynastically wealthy families between now and 2045.