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Category: Tax Reform

Etsy’s Dark Side: Socially Irresponsible Tax Evader

Posted on August 26, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

Etsy is certified as a socially responsible retailer and markets itself that way, but that is belied by its use of an Irish subsidiary through which it can avoid paying taxes on its profits.

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56 Organizations Unite In Opposition To Schumer Corporate Tax Plan

Posted on July 31, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

“The proposal appears to fail two principles of corporate tax reform,” says a letter authored by Americans for Tax Fairness: It would not increase revenue and it would encourage more shifting of jobs and profits offshore.

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Congress’ Transportation Stall Is Our Chance to Mobilize

Posted on July 30, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

This time short-term congressional paralysis offers the chance to prevent a long-term disaster. Progressives gets three months to break the momentum of a corporate tax giveaway and get a better transportation bill.

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Do Voters Back White House Plan For Highway Funding? Don’t Be So Sure

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

If the goal was to determine if voters back “the White House plan” for highway funding through corporate tax relief, the pollsters didn’t ask the right question. Here’s what they should have asked.

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How Walmart Evades Taxes: 78 Subsidiaries in 15 Tax Havens

Posted on June 17, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

According to an Americans for Tax Fairness report, the company has at least $76 billion in profits in locations around the world where it has no stores. The only plausible reason is to avoid paying U.S. taxes.

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Study Finds Right-Wing Tax Voodoo Doesn’t Work

Posted on May 5, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

“Our results are inconsistent with the view that cuts in top state income tax rates will automatically or necessarily generate growth,” says a report from the Tax Policy Center.

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Orrin Hatch’s ‘Fairness’ Priority: Raising Taxes On Working Families

Posted on March 3, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

As Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee release a report today on schemes used by wealthy people to avoid paying taxes, the Republican chairman wants “more attention” on taxing lower-income people.

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More Proof Conservative Anti-Tax Dogma Only Applies To The Rich

Posted on February 13, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

The story is pretty much the same in conservative state after conservative state: The 1 percent pay a significantly lower percentage of their income in state and local taxes than middle-income residents.

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Barbara Boxer and Rand Paul Create A Tax Monster

Posted on January 29, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

A former Campaign for America’s Future “Progressive Champion” and a libertarian Republican have jointly created a Frankenstein of a plan that pardons corporations for their past tax avoidance.

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Corporate Tax Break Scheme Is Gaining A Momentum We Must Stop

Posted on January 26, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

Politicians in both parties and in both houses are coalescing around a plan to pay for transportation improvements by giving corporations a deep tax break on profits they have held overseas.

Posted in: Jobs and Growth, Tax Reform

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