The Coming Tax-the-Rich Rumble in Rio
The world’s top economic powers will decide this fall whether our wealthiest get to keep paying peanuts at tax time
The world’s top economic powers will decide this fall whether our wealthiest get to keep paying peanuts at tax time
From every angle, the richest among us continue to control our U.S. tax policy
In Senate testimony, Sarah Anderson encouraged lawmakers to go bold in the 2025 tax debate to raise revenue and curb Wall Street and corporate recklessness.
The racial wealth gap continues to deepen in large part due to the cumulative impact of the country’s racial history.
A bold new proposal from the economist Gabriel Zucman is gaining prime-time backing
Congress should use taxes to generate new revenue from Wall Street firms and executives and to curb excessive CEO pay, unproductive short-term financial speculation, and wasteful stock buybacks.
Norway, now maybe more than any other nation, is really working to share the wealth.
The super rich, worldwide, are regularly cowing their critics. Bay Staters have pounded back.
The former president made it more profitable for companies to gouge us. When those cuts expire next year, we’ll have an opportunity to get our money back.