…buybacks, in contrast to dividends, allow investors to avoid immediately paying taxes on amounts received. Moreover, they can hold onto appreciated shares and choose when—and, often, whether—to pay taxes at…

…billion in federal income taxes and $32.3 billion in federal payroll taxes. On a state and local level, undocumented immigrants contribute $37.3 billion in taxes, and in 40 of 50…

…his top adviser, Elon Musk, could save billions of dollars in taxes from Republican tax plans. Those plans would cost the American people trillions of dollars in lost public revenue, threatening funding of…

…funding sources. The reconciliation law includes new limits on provider taxes. It prohibits all states from establishing new provider taxes, increasing existing taxes, and reducing existing provider taxes for states adopting…

…provide various financial, operational and tax efficiencies” (as quoted in the Johnston article). What Dell did was remake itself in a way that lets it escape taxes on profits earned…

…the wealthy to capture most of the productivity gains since Reagan’s presidency. Two government systems can work, on the margins, to achieve some level of downwards redistribution–benefits and taxes. Benefits…

… And when, exactly, did he pay that at-least-13% per year? Might some of it have been paid under the 2009 IRS amnesty plan for people who’d been hiding money…

…get an unintended subsidy from the Federal government? I don’t think so. Such a person would likely be quite willing to see further cuts to the corporate taxes and taxes…

…a chance to grab a slice of the American pie. Instead, states are putting on the austerity brakes. By keeping state taxes too low–cutting business taxes, cutting taxes on investment…

…estate taxes to determine the change in the total federal taxes for the various quintiles under Romney. Who would have federal tax increases under Romney? Not the rich who have…