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New “Tax Evaders” Video Game Lets Taxpayers Blast Corporate Tax-Dodgers

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                        ** PLAY HERE: www.taxevaders.net** Bank of America, GE, Wells Fargo, Exxon-Mobil, BP, Chevron, Citi, Verizon, Microsoft, Facebook, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Blasted As Tax Evaders American taxpayers nationwide will have the opportunity to blast some of our country’s biggest tax-dodgers in a new video game, “Tax Evaders.”  Inspired by the iconic “Space Invaders” […]

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Look who your taxes are subsidizing

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As America gets ready to finalize their taxes, you need to check out these three very short (less than 75 seconds) video clips to get your blood really boiling.  I am featured in the third clip.   Small Businesses Picking Up the Tab for Multinational Corporations?  http://youtu.be/4AicxgXgmZc • Small businesses can’t escape the corporate tax rate, multinational corporations can

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New Poll of Small Business Owners

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Reveals Strong Bipartisan Opposition to Corporate Tax Loopholes First Poll on Overseas Tax Haven Reforms Finds Rejection of “Territorial” Tax System April 9, 2013, Washington, D.C. – Small business owners oppose the current system for taxing U.S.-based multinational corporations, according to a new poll. The national scientific poll released today by the American Sustainable Business

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Bipartisanship breaks out in SC and US Senates

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This week a handful of Republican and Democratic Senators in Columbia and Washington found common ground on two important issues. In Columbia 15 Senators of both parties have introduced legislation to allow a third party to finance and own solar panels on a home or commercial building and sell the electricity to the building owners. 

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New Study: Offshore Tax Dodging Blows $40 Billion Hole in State Budgets

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Congress Poised to Debate Closing Corporate Tax Loopholes, Bring States Budget Relief Read the Report: www.uspirgedfund.org/reports/usf/hidden-cost-offshore-tax-havens Washington, February 5th – With states across the country facing dire fiscal crunches and lawmakers in Washington gearing up for more budget showdowns, U.S. PIRG Education Fund released a new study revealing that state budgets were hit collectively with

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Push multinational corporate tax dodgers over the fiscal cliff

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The Wall Street JournalDecember 5, 2012 By Carl Levin America stands at the edge of a fiscal cliff with drastic budget cuts and painful tax increases on the middle class unless we can agree on a comprehensive, balanced deficit-reduction plan. This challenge lends new urgency to cutting loopholes and gimmicks to avoid paying taxes. Tax

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Poll: Small Business Owners Say Big Businesses, Millionaires Not Paying Fair Share of Taxes

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90 percent of small business owners in nationwide poll say big corporations use loopholes to avoid taxes that small businesses have to pay; majority support increasing taxes on millionaires and letting high-end tax cuts expire Washington, DC – Small business owners see corporate tax loopholes and accounting gimmicks used to shift U.S. profits offshore to

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‘Shared sacrifice’ in debt reduction should include international tax loopholes

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By Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas)  The Hill’s Congress BlogJuly 26, 2011 As Washington considers solutions to our debt crisis, I believe a fundamental principle — before we consider cutting vital programs or raising tax rates—is ensuring everyone pays their fair share. I always find it impossible to explain why a pharmacist in Lockhart, Texas, or

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