GOP’s payroll tax cut bill (with a lot of other stuff)
…is a key cave-in to corporate polluters. It will expedite the KeystoneXL pipeline by requiring a permit to be issued within 60 days unless within that time the President determines…
…is a key cave-in to corporate polluters. It will expedite the KeystoneXL pipeline by requiring a permit to be issued within 60 days unless within that time the President determines…
…that to justify allocating all corporate income to shareholders and then asserting that shareholders pay the corporate taxes paid on that corporate income, that is an a priori decision that…
Guest post by Steve Roth Want a Flat Tax? I Got a Flat Tax for You crossposted with Asymptosis One percent of financial assets. Personal and corporate. Annually. With somewhere…
…more rapidly than the GDP measure would suggest. (more after the jump) 2. The Q3 2010 corporate profit contribution to annual income growth, 2.2%, is overwhelming that from wages and…
…their personal accounts so they are subject to the personal tax rates rather than the corporate tax code. Numerous, sophisticated econometric exist that conclude that lower taxes lead to greater…
…the “bad guys” pushing corporate tax cuts all the time, the National Association of Manufacturers). The Milken report wants the government to do the following: reduce the corporate tax rate…
…to the US. The House already has a bill out to undo (though only prospectively) the Treasury override of Congressional law, sponsored by Lloyd Doggett, the nemesis of the corporate…
…indicted eight corporations in connection with the DeLay investigation. All were charged with making illegal contributions (Texas law forbids corporate giving to political campaigns). Since then, however, Earle has agreed…
…Published by the Internal Revenue Service), which reconciles to NIPA table 6.16 (corporate profits). Of course, corporate profits are only a subset of total profits. A more comprehensive measure would…
…income. At the end of the day, $13m in pre-tax corporate profits becomes $7.5m of after-tax profits in shareholders’ pockets. This is an overall tax rate of (13-7.5)/13=.423, a 42.3%…