American Roulette
You take the risks, they reap the profits.
You take the risks, they reap the profits.
“We’re Not Broke,” the new documentary about tax-dodging corporations, premiered at Sundance.
Despite growing support in Europe and elsewhere, the Obama administration has remained opposed to a Wall Street tax.
Congress should put an end to the piracy that continues to ship U.S. profits abroad for the express purpose of avoiding U.S. federal taxes.
When thinks tanks from the left and the right agree on something, Congress should pay attention.
Pay my fair share of taxes? What is this, socialism?
The chamber helps the “built-to-loot” companies.
A bipartisan Senate bill that would grant corporations a tax holiday is slated to be introduced tomorrow, just days after the progressive and conservative organizations released reports about how these tax giveaways don’t spur job growth.
Left-leaning Institute for Policy Studies and right-leaning Heritage Foundation release the same report findings on the same day: Corporations that claimed tax holidays in 2004 pocketed the cash and downsized workers.
Some of America’s most flush corporations are demanding a tax holiday on their profits sitting offshore. But the last holiday produced a nasty hangover.
There’s nothing holding back the corporations demanding another tax holiday from investing in America right now.
A free-trade deal would normalize Panama’s status as a notorious tax haven for U.S.-based corporations.
A new report from the Institute for Policy Studies documents how America’s top corporate execs are stiffing Uncle Sam – and lavishly lining their own pockets in the process.
Shareholders should reward CEOs for building better products or delivering better services, not for accounting gymnastics that game their tax bills down.
Since the release of Executive Excess 2011, several of the corporations included in our study have raised questions about our methodology. Here’s our response.