Taxes

The first order of business after the election is to give big tax breaks to the corporations.

Irish communities are taking to the streets to protest about a new water tax, but it's not just about water or austerity; it's about the people.

A tax on inherited wealth could eliminate student debt while reducing growing inequality.

Roth accounts are inherently unfair, contributing to the continuation of wealth inequality.

The Treasury Department announced new rules designed to stem the tide of inversions, and have been somewhat successful.

Ignoring the benefits of taxes as a revenue source forces us into depending on the people who crashed the economy to fund our infrastructure.

Addressing inequality head-on will put our nation's wealth back where it belongs - with all of us.

In reading the US Treasury Department's glowing new report on public-private partnerships, truth must be separeted from fiction.

The OECD recommends international cooperation to prevent large corporations from avoiding taxes in the countries where they do business.

If we can get qualified people to run the Defense Department and Department of Health and Human Services for half this amount, perhaps their school is not the sort …