You're on a fukking roll. Now go for the kill. These right wingers can't take this daily beat down.
$33 billion? Is there a limit ?
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The money is going to protect themselves from Russia dude...LMAO. The temerity? They sure didn't have the temerity when our democracy was attacked by our last president repeatedly.....as the last president went down faster than Bree Olsen at her prom without a curfew the entire time he was in office.
Yes, the percent went down and the amount of money collected went up, because the corporations made more money. Is that hard to understand? I guess it is.
They made more money and kept it and/or used it keep their stock prices high for shareholders. Is that hard to understand. I guess it is.
That is GREAT news. Corporations should be paying more taxes and should be at an all time high. Corporations have been free loading far too long and time for them to stop living off corporate welfare and letting every day people pay for thier golden parachutes when they mismanage corporations.
They were 35% before. Trump reduced them to 21%, which is where they are now. Biden has proposed a "middle ground" at 28%, but doesn't have the votes to pass it. So your above contention that they are"hitting an all time high" appears to be untrue.
They just will never understand how these corporations cuck people out...lol. It's just sad.
The military industrial complex needed to be fed. The last president didn't do his job.
What is wrong with you? I am talking about the money taken in by government by taxing corporations. Last year it was 370 billion ,an all time high , and this year it will be more. The point is the corporate tax percentage went down thanks to Trump but the amount of money taken in by the government went up.I'm assuming you think that's a positive.
Indeed. Anything to protect corporate interest over the interests of the general public. That's the GOP for you.
And of course the Federal, State(where applicable) and Local Sales Tax paid by employees of said Corporations...
Your absurdly superficial misunderstanding of percentage of corporate earnings being taxed vs revenue taken in by the Government. disqualifies you from having any credibility. Go back to memorizing your CNN talking points or Trump sucks.
But tax revenue collected hit an all time high sorry. . Robert Reich- hard core commie- embarrassed to say I went to. the same College. Notice how Comrade Reich forgot to mention tax revenue collected by the government.
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He's obviously no more a commie than you're a fascist. His numbers are also spot on.
The Democrat party is the party of big business.
Any rhetoric on big business paying their fair share is just a BS talking point, that they have no intention of following through on.
That's where the get their money in addition to corrupt teachers union and lawyers guild.
OK cems, so you know more than people in the military. Too often you talk out of your anus.
It is true that many big business pay little or nothing. Actually it is a real problem. And it is legal according to tax law. It has nothing to do with tax rates (that Trump cut). It has everything to do with tax loopholes that swamp rat democrat and republicans have carved out for their big donors. Many of these carve outs are in demi favorite industries like green energy. And the biggest tax avoidance scam is in non profits.
The party of big business is the party that is against taxing big business. That would the Republicans. Go figure.
This is the definition of insanity.
This is just another example of Biden’s China first policies.
Paul: Congress Has to Borrow from China to Send $40 Billion to Ukraine
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) told Breitbart News Daily that America has to borrow the money to send $40 billion in aid to Ukraine.
www.breitbart.com
You should be embarrassed using Breitbart as your news' source.This is the definition of insanity.
This is just another example of Biden’s China first policies.
Paul: Congress Has to Borrow from China to Send $40 Billion to Ukraine
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) told Breitbart News Daily that America has to borrow the money to send $40 billion in aid to Ukraine.
Lol...lol
Lol...lol
Also, did you complain when we needed to borrow from China to pay our deficit after Trump's tax cuts for the rich and big businesses?
Apparently the Canteloupe Caligula is China first as well when it comes to making his own ties or begging the Chinese President to help his daughter with her business patents, all the while trashing the Chinese to his redneck base so he can whip them up for votes around election time. This guy and his boot lickers are such frauds.
Cems and Raoul can't figure that out. It's a little too nuanced. Trump is a POS is more attuned to their level of thinking.
If you are against corporations making a profit, why don't you move to Cuba where everybody is the same- poor and miserable.
They also increase the deficit due to lower taxes collected. We seem to be at a stalemate.
Corporations should all pay taxes is what we're discussing. Do try to keep up with the topic.
You can't talk about corporate tax revenue w/o discussing the consequences of increased deficits due to lower taxes collected. Got it?
Remember that financially healthy corporations pay their rank and file healthy salaries and increases annually. Without these successful businesses you don't have employment. This is Capitalism not Communism where the state regulates business and the meager wages.
Yes, but the topic here is corporations paying their fare share of taxes, which is fundamental to a healthy capitalist system. If corporate CEOs and executives are hoarding all the money for themselves, then by default its not benefiting their workers (ie those that actually made the company successful), nor the general public, who rely on tax revenue to keep the country functioning properly.
How can they be hoarding all the money when the rank and file are happy! Who is stealing the money under those circumstances?
The rank and file aren't happy. This is the problem. Wages have been stagnant for the past 4 decades relative to inflation and the cost of living - at a time when corporate CEO salaries have skyrocketed. That's the fundamental problem in this country - a widening gulf between the wealthy and the middle class.
