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As Forbes noted at the time:
… for tax year 2014, The New York Times paid no taxes and got an income tax refund of $3.5 million even though they had a pre-tax profit of $29.9 million in 2014. In other words, their post-tax profit was higher than their pre-tax profit. The explanation in their 2014 annual report is, “The effective tax rate for 2014 was favorably affected by approximately $21.1 million for the reversal of reserves for uncertain tax positions due to the lapse of applicable statutes of limitations.” If you don’t think it took fancy accountants and tax lawyers to make that happen, read the statement again.
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
Thanks for the heads up......won't be voting for the NYT this year....
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
No. Just wondering how many of these threads y'all are going to start, when some of us have been pointing out that corporations cheat on their taxes and y'all go "YAY, kewl! Go, corporations!"
But now you're trying to hide the Orange Orangutan behind the pathetic "B-b-but other people do it, too!"
Remember what your mother taught you about jumping off a bridge?
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
No. Just wondering how many of these threads y'all are going to start, when some of us have been pointing out that corporations cheat on their taxes and y'all go "YAY, kewl! Go, corporations!"
But now you're trying to hide the Orange Orangutan behind the pathetic "B-b-but other people do it, too!"
Remember what your mother taught you about jumping off a bridge?
But you are throwing out lame deflections. I have no problem with the arguments against corporations not paying taxes. My point is that it is Clintonian elitists who support this system the most. Hell, the NYT just made up some non-sound BS to literally steal $3.5 liquid million from Americans while they're at it. But they hold the torch the highest against Trump whose non tax payments were based on losses when they're stealing money on top of profits? That's hypocrisy, that's much worse. So, take your mealy mouthed deflections and shove em up your orange butthole, deuche.
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
No. Just wondering how many of these threads y'all are going to start, when some of us have been pointing out that corporations cheat on their taxes and y'all go "YAY, kewl! Go, corporations!"
But now you're trying to hide the Orange Orangutan behind the pathetic "B-b-but other people do it, too!"
Remember what your mother taught you about jumping off a bridge?
But you are throwing out lame deflections. I have no problem with the arguments against corporations not paying taxes. My point is that it is Clintonian elitists who support this system the most. Hell, the NYT just made up some non-sound BS to literally steal $3.5 liquid million from Americans while they're at it. But they hold the torch the highest against Trump whose non tax payments were based on losses when they're stealing money on top of profits? That's hypocrisy, that's much worse. So, take your mealy mouthed deflections and shove em up your orange butthole, deuche.
IOW, you're happy to pay Trump's taxes for him. Go for it.
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
No. Just wondering how many of these threads y'all are going to start, when some of us have been pointing out that corporations cheat on their taxes and y'all go "YAY, kewl! Go, corporations!"
But now you're trying to hide the Orange Orangutan behind the pathetic "B-b-but other people do it, too!"
Remember what your mother taught you about jumping off a bridge?
But you are throwing out lame deflections. I have no problem with the arguments against corporations not paying taxes. My point is that it is Clintonian elitists who support this system the most. Hell, the NYT just made up some non-sound BS to literally steal $3.5 liquid million from Americans while they're at it. But they hold the torch the highest against Trump whose non tax payments were based on losses when they're stealing money on top of profits? That's hypocrisy, that's much worse. So, take your mealy mouthed deflections and shove em up your orange butthole, deuche.
IOW, you're happy to pay Trump's taxes for him. Go for it.
Trump gets audited all the time, dude. If he had owed money he would've paid it. But I want someone who knows the deficiencies in the system and is ready to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN over the CORRUPTION AS USUAL candidate, who is supported by Wall Street.
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
Thanks for the heads up......won't be voting for the NYT this year....
No, just their prop piece.
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
No. Just wondering how many of these threads y'all are going to start, when some of us have been pointing out that corporations cheat on their taxes and y'all go "YAY, kewl! Go, corporations!"
But now you're trying to hide the Orange Orangutan behind the pathetic "B-b-but other people do it, too!"
Remember what your mother taught you about jumping off a bridge?
But you are throwing out lame deflections. I have no problem with the arguments against corporations not paying taxes. My point is that it is Clintonian elitists who support this system the most. Hell, the NYT just made up some non-sound BS to literally steal $3.5 liquid million from Americans while they're at it. But they hold the torch the highest against Trump whose non tax payments were based on losses when they're stealing money on top of profits? That's hypocrisy, that's much worse. So, take your mealy mouthed deflections and shove em up your orange butthole, deuche.
IOW, you're happy to pay Trump's taxes for him. Go for it.
Trump gets audited all the time, dude. If he had owed money he would've paid it. But I want someone who knows the deficiencies in the system and is ready to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN over the CORRUPTION AS USUAL candidate, who is supported by Wall Street.
I wonder how much you paid for his bankruptcies? Or for unemployment benefits for the people who lost their jobs because of his bankruptcies?
At least you probably won't have to pay for the $100,000 in grand pianos he ordered for one of his casinos and never paid the seller for.
Why don't you provide us with a list of all the U.S. corporate entities (GE springs to mind, as do the oil companies that get huge tax incentives) that pay few or no taxes so you get the complete picture of how much of their burden the middle class is carrying?
Is this supposed to be an argument against the OP?
Thanks for the heads up......won't be voting for the NYT this year....
No, just their prop piece.
He says, ingenuously, having just carried Breitbart's water.......
No. Just wondering how many of these threads y'all are going to start, when some of us have been pointing out that corporations cheat on their taxes and y'all go "YAY, kewl! Go, corporations!"
But now you're trying to hide the Orange Orangutan behind the pathetic "B-b-but other people do it, too!"
Remember what your mother taught you about jumping off a bridge?
But you are throwing out lame deflections. I have no problem with the arguments against corporations not paying taxes. My point is that it is Clintonian elitists who support this system the most. Hell, the NYT just made up some non-sound BS to literally steal $3.5 liquid million from Americans while they're at it. But they hold the torch the highest against Trump whose non tax payments were based on losses when they're stealing money on top of profits? That's hypocrisy, that's much worse. So, take your mealy mouthed deflections and shove em up your orange butthole, deuche.
IOW, you're happy to pay Trump's taxes for him. Go for it.
Trump gets audited all the time, dude. If he had owed money he would've paid it. But I want someone who knows the deficiencies in the system and is ready to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN over the CORRUPTION AS USUAL candidate, who is supported by Wall Street.
I wonder how much you paid for his bankruptcies? Or for unemployment benefits for the people who lost their jobs because of his bankruptcies?
At least you probably won't have to pay for the $100,000 in grand pianos he ordered for one of his casinos and never paid the seller for.
America's bankruptcy laws are in place to help everybody overcome failures. If you want to talk about paying a huge price, you can go to Haiti and learn how almost everyone to a man, woman and child will tell you how the Clintons screwed them over.
But you are throwing out lame deflections. I have no problem with the arguments against corporations not paying taxes. My point is that it is Clintonian elitists who support this system the most. Hell, the NYT just made up some non-sound BS to literally steal $3.5 liquid million from Americans while they're at it. But they hold the torch the highest against Trump whose non tax payments were based on losses when they're stealing money on top of profits? That's hypocrisy, that's much worse. So, take your mealy mouthed deflections and shove em up your orange butthole, deuche.
IOW, you're happy to pay Trump's taxes for him. Go for it.
Trump gets audited all the time, dude. If he had owed money he would've paid it. But I want someone who knows the deficiencies in the system and is ready to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN over the CORRUPTION AS USUAL candidate, who is supported by Wall Street.
I wonder how much you paid for his bankruptcies? Or for unemployment benefits for the people who lost their jobs because of his bankruptcies?
At least you probably won't have to pay for the $100,000 in grand pianos he ordered for one of his casinos and never paid the seller for.
America's bankruptcy laws are in place to help everybody overcome failures. If you want to talk about paying a huge price, you can go to Haiti and learn how almost everyone to a man, woman and child will tell you how the Clintons screwed them over.
Or I can ask you to provide evidence for your claim, but we both know what your answer will be.
