by Linda Beale Corporatism and taxes Corporatism is the term used to describe a economic and governmental approach that favors large entities over people, including adopting rules and regulations to…

…taxes. I mean really, when in the last 30 years have we seen big business pay enough in taxes such that they actually were paying for their presence? Cut, cut,…

…25 percent capital gains rate by receiving his earnings form “temporary corporations” set up for each movie.” Raise your hands if you only paid capital gains taxes on your paycheck….

…Zone-type projects across the nation. This is true especially regarding corporate taxes, since record corporate profits and outright hoarding of those profits by corporations doesn’t mean that increasing their taxes…

…taxes Romney’s tax rate would still be 14%. We should note one obstacle: We don’t know exactly how much Romney paid in payroll taxes. However, based on the amount and…

…raised local taxes, mostly property taxes, but also others as well. They have been cutting and cutting their budgets for the last several years, something manifesting itself nationally in the…

…federal debt? Well, maybe. But this is an argument against raising revenues by raising taxes on the wealthy? Or, for that matter, on anyone? What’s most angering is this deliberately…

Below Dan pulled a post questioning Jon Chait’s claim that US economist’s generally support a broader tax base and lower rates. I am expert neither on taxes nor economists, but…

…actually raised taxes when it was necessary while Obama is just talking about raising taxes, but as we all know, the Reagan years were a bit of a blur for…

…“Democrats Cut Taxes by $509 Billion, Putting Taxes at Lowest Level Since 1950“, Democratic Policy Committee, Oct. 20, 2010. The release includes the following list of major tax cuts enacted…