Tax Cuts for the Rich Help the Rich, Not You
Big money will pull out all the stops to sell you a tax plan that exclusively benefits the wealthy. Don’t buy it.
Big money will pull out all the stops to sell you a tax plan that exclusively benefits the wealthy. Don’t buy it.
Using public funds to help people recover from Hurricane Harvey is one thing. Using them to help corporate giants do the same is quite another.
We’ve now reached show-down time, says the director of the coalition rallying Americans against the Trump tax cut giveaway to Corporate America.
Donald Trump’s top economic adviser thinks any wealthy person who pays the estate tax is behaving moronically. But the real deep-pocket moronic behavior lies elsewhere.
The 24th annual Institute for Policy Studies ‘Executive Excess’ report offers a first-ever look at the jobs record of U.S. firms that pay taxes near the rates the Trump White House favors.
Two conglomerates control 90 percent of the beer market, and that's costing you bucks.
The rich who run America’s retail empires are conniving to slash the tax revenue that goes to America’s public schools.
Will corporate tax receipts increase under the Trump tax plan? Will the income individuals report decline? The only certainty: The rich will come out ahead.
Urban billionaires are trotting out the tractors and overalls in a bizarre effort to roll back their taxes.