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Washington state upholds its millionaires' tax. California upholds higher tax rates on the rich. Colorado approves new higher tax rates on the rich. These are some of the major victories for tax fairness in a midterm election centered around affordability.
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The 114 corporations that paid zero federal income tax in 2025 include well-known names such as Tesla, Walt Disney, CVS, Citigroup, United Airlines, Palantir, DoorDash, and many others. Here's a closer look at these corporations. itep.org/114-profitable-corp…
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Corporate America is paying the lowest tax rates we've seen in 40 years. 114 corporations paid zero federal income tax in 2025. Profitable companies received almost $200 billion in tax breaks. See how we got here: itep.org/interactive-corpora…
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In 2025, just 6 corporations — Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta, and J.P. Morgan Chase — received $84 billion in tax subsidies. That's 42% of the total tax breaks we tracked for 706 profitable companies last year. itep.org/six-corporations-gr…
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Trump's 2025 tax cuts overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy. Foreign investors receive a larger share of tax cuts than the lowest-income 40% of Americans. Combined with the share for the richest 20% of Americans, that amounts to three-quarters of the total tax reductions.
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Middle-income households are losing an average of $1,670 in 2026 due to several key policies under the second Trump administration. That includes tax changes and increased inflation fueled by tariffs, the Iran war, and the loss of immigrant workers.
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Wealth inequality isn't inevitable. It's the result of policy choices, and Washington is still making it worse. As @Salon reports, new @iteptweets analysis finds Trump's policies have raised costs for everyone except the richest 1%. salon.com/2026/10/25/us-ineq…
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706 corporations raked in $198 billion in tax breaks last year. That's on top of $263 billion in tax breaks from the corporate rate cut in 2017. Their collective tax rate for 2025 is the lowest we've ever tracked.
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NEW: U.S. corporations are paying the lowest tax rate seen in decades. 706 major corporations collectively paid a federal income tax rate of just 10.4%, less than half the statutory rate. 114 corporations paid zero. itep.org/corporate-tax-avoid…
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This is the result of two rounds of corporate tax cuts enacted under President Trump. These findings paint a picture of a corporate tax system that is now more loophole than law.
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Americans are right to be outraged about corporations paying too little in taxes. Corporate tax revenue dropped by roughly $70 billion over the past year while corporate profits soared. Trump's 2025 tax cuts for the rich have fueled that. nytimes.com/2026/10/17/busin…
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The lower your income is, the worse off you are under Trump's policies. Our Federal Policy Director Steve Wamhoff explains, "...they’ve caused increased costs that more than offset those tax cuts by a lot for most people, except for the rich." usatoday.com/story/money/per…
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OBBBA helped Big Tech companies write off their costs for equipment – much of which was likely used for AI and data centers. $27 billion in depreciation tax breaks went to 5 Big Tech companies alone last year. huffpost.com/entry/data-cent…
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