Members of the 99 percent took to millionaire Chevron CEO John Watson’s home on Tuesday to protest tax loopholes for oil corporations and the extremely wealthy. Watson, who earned $1.48 million in 2010, has defended Chevron and the oil industry’s $4 billion subsidies. Many of these protesters were from Richmond, California, where Chevron now owes [...]
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Republicans are defending corporate jet tax breaks So check out this contrast. First you have Harry Reid introducing a resolution that calls for millionaires to pay more taxes to help reduce the deficit: The Democratic leader of the... Read Post
Pop quiz: Who said this? "We're going to close the unproductive tax loopholes that allow some of the truly wealthy to avoid paying their fair share. … They sometimes made it possible for millionaires to pay nothing while a bus drive... Read Post
Mitt Romney — due, in part, to a tax loophole that benefits wealthy money managers — is able to drive his tax rate down to 15 percent, below that of many middle-class families. That tax loophole, which allows money managers to pay t... Read Post