When asked for a comment regarding Biden’s comments Thursday, Amazon pointed to their response during a June Twitter dispute with Biden over the same topic, where Biden said “no company pulling in billions of dollars in profits should pay a lower tax rate than firefighters and teachers.” … [Read more...] about Biden: ‘Amazon should start paying their taxes’
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Exclusive: Mexico’s tax chief eyes criminal charges as path to tougher corporate enforcement
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico’s tax chief is preparing to press criminal charges against some of the biggest companies operating in the country as part of an enforcement crusade, telling Reuters that officials had opened “four or five” cases of tax fraud this year alone. … [Read more...] about Exclusive: Mexico’s tax chief eyes criminal charges as path to tougher corporate enforcement
Victor Davis Hanson: Five ‘Radical, Long-Term Solutions’ to Leftist Academic Corruption
“They need to tell the universities, ‘You’re not a sanctuary place,'” Hanson stated. “‘The U.S. Constitution is there on your campus. If you do not allow First Amendment rights of free expression to guests, or if you deny somebody the fourth, fifth, and sixth amendments when they’re accused of sexual assault — no right of cross-examination, no right to bring in witnesses — then we’re gonna have to cut federal funds,’ and I think you could really stop the university behaving a certain way.” … [Read more...] about Victor Davis Hanson: Five ‘Radical, Long-Term Solutions’ to Leftist Academic Corruption
We don’t know much more about Trump’s finances now than we did in 2016. The Supreme Court may change that
Is he worth as much as he says he is? Where is he getting money from? What are his international business deals? Does he pay taxes at all? Or does he manipulate the tax code, as he's bragged of doing, to get out of it? All of these questions could be answered by viewing the tax returns he's gone to such lengths to keep from public view. … [Read more...] about We don’t know much more about Trump’s finances now than we did in 2016. The Supreme Court may change that
Morrison apologises for ‘hurt or harm’ in how robo-debt was handled
Robo-debt, or the Online Compliance Intervention program, previously compared the income declared to the Australian Taxation Office against income declared to Centrelink, resulting in debt notices, along with a 10% recovery fee. The system had one large error where it would incorrectly calculate a recipient's income by basing fortnightly pay on their annual salary rather than taking a cumulative 26-week snapshot of what an individual was paid. … [Read more...] about Morrison apologises for ‘hurt or harm’ in how robo-debt was handled
