iHate Corporate Tax Dodgers: How Apple Avoids Paying its Fair Share
Apple looks downright patriotic next to master tax dodgers like General Electric and Boeing, but it still pays far less than it should.
A Decade of Magical Tax-Cut Thinking
The 2001 Bush tax cuts added $2.5 trillion to the national debt and disproportionately benefited the wealthiest households. Have we learned anything?
A Case Study for Why We Need a Stiff Estate Tax
The recluse Huguette Clark was a poster child for the taxation of vast inherited fortunes.
We’re Not Broke, Just Twisted
Reversing tax giveaways to the super-rich and the nation’s largest corporations could raise $4 trillion within a decade and avert possible government closures.
Tax Holiday Would Cheat American Taxpayers
The deceivingly named Win America campaign would actually push the nation further into debt.
Does DC Have the Audacity to Pass an Income Tax Increase?
Council Members take notice: The people want taxes on the wealthy to be raised.
Deconstructing a Paul Ryan Sound Bite
Ryan’s budget cuts spending that helps average Americans to fund tax cuts for rich Americans.
Debt Ceiling Kabuki
Trying to hold down the deficit by not raising the debt ceiling is like trying to balance your family budget by deciding not to pay the rent or your mortgage.
Talking The Talk
President Obama seems to be shifting his message but not his actions when it comes to reducing military spending and reigning in the Bush tax cuts.
Finally, Obama’s Talking about Taxing the Wealthy
He has public opinion on his side.
Building The Movement to Stop Corporate Tax Evasion
In response to a reader’s comment, Noel Ortega looks at the recent successes of the US Uncut movement.
Financial Transaction Taxes and the Global South
This downloadable pdf fact sheet answers frequently asked questions about the implications for the developing world of taxing financial speculation.
Unnecessary Shutdown: Report finds $4 trillion by eliminating corporate tax dodging and tax breaks for millionaires
Congress could raise more than $4 trillion in revenue over the next decade by reversing years of tax giveaways to the richest Americans and largest corporations.
Unnecessary Austerity, Unnecessary Shutdown
Reversing tax giveaways to the super-rich and the nation’s largest corporations could raise $4 trillion within a decade and avert possible government closures.
Hey Congress, Want $400 Billion in New Annual Revenue?
Government must stop doling out ever-larger tax breaks to the superrich and vast corporations.