Here's a story from AP about GE. This company has shipped all appliance manufactoring to Mexico in the last two decades, continues to out source US jobs, but well 95% of their products in the US.
#yn-lookout-banner img { display:block; width:661px; height:80px; }G.E. paid no taxes on $5.1 billion in profits
By [COLOR=#1a5488]Brett Michael Dykes[/COLOR]
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By [COLOR=#1a5488]Brett Michael Dykes[/COLOR] [COLOR=#1a5488]brett Michael Dykes[/COLOR] – Fri Mar 25, 11:24 am ET
As Washington [COLOR=#0058a6]worries about the United States' growing deficit problem[/COLOR], there's mounting evidence the government is failing to collect taxes from wealthy individuals and corporations. A piece in[COLOR=#0058a6] today's New York Times by David Kocieniewski [/COLOR]outlines how G.E. skirted paying any taxes on $5.1 billion in profits in 2010--in addition to claiming a $3.2 billion tax credit.
The main reason G.E. is so adept at avoiding paying taxes, Kocieniewski writes, is because it's compiled an all-star team of in-house tax professionals plucked from the Internal Revenue Service, the Treasury Department, and "virtually all the tax-writing committees in Congress."
Gee manee Christmas. And still think corprate taxes are to high?



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