Bad, bad corporations

[Iwillnevergiveup]

Fingering those who aren't paying their fair share of taxes like GM, Bank of America, Exxon-Mobil, etc. and calling for a boycott. Excellent website.


http://payupnow.org/index.htm

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Forbes asked in 2010: "How did Bank of America not pay any taxes on $4.4 billion in income?" The answers are not for the layperson: tax-exempt income, low-income housing credits, losses on foreign subsidiaries, and TARP repayments, all processed through 115 foreign tax havens and transferred to financial statements that were, according to a Bloomberg report, "so delusional that they invite laughter."

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[Iwillnevergiveup]

1. The news about the non-taxpayers

who, in some cases, are also getting rebates, is seeping out in town hall meetings across the country. What the heck is to love?

[alstephenson]

2. k & r

[Iwillnevergiveup]

3. I'd like me some

repayments along with a side of recalls.

Wonder how much money could actually be involved....billions?????

[Iwillnevergiveup]

4. Bad, bad Wells Fargo

A just-the-facts layout of all banksters and phenomenally frustrating personal story here:

http://www.laprogressive.com/economic-equality/bank-dirt/

[slackmaster]

5. Congress is responsible for the tax code.

HTH