sammybeardog, I use the ideas from the book Taking the War Out of Our Words to share one fact at a time—one that gets a positive result is that now companies that have profits over $1 billion (like Exxon and Amazon) have to pay a minimum of 15% on the profits that they report to shareholders (previously their tax accountants found loopho…
sammybeardog, I use the ideas from the book Taking the War Out of Our Words to share one fact at a time—one that gets a positive result is that now companies that have profits over $1 billion (like Exxon and Amazon) have to pay a minimum of 15% on the profits that they report to shareholders (previously their tax accountants found loopholes so that they often paid $0 in taxes). Another is that they’re going after the hidden fees when you rent a car or hotel room; and they’re working to limit overdraft fees at banks.
sammybeardog, I use the ideas from the book Taking the War Out of Our Words to share one fact at a time—one that gets a positive result is that now companies that have profits over $1 billion (like Exxon and Amazon) have to pay a minimum of 15% on the profits that they report to shareholders (previously their tax accountants found loopholes so that they often paid $0 in taxes). Another is that they’re going after the hidden fees when you rent a car or hotel room; and they’re working to limit overdraft fees at banks.