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Tax Dodging Corporations
Senator Bernie Sanders is introducing a long overdue bill. From his newsletter The Bernie Buzz
A bill to stop corporations from sheltering income in the Cayman Islands and other tax havens was introduced by Bernie. His bill and a companion filed in the House by Rep. Jan Schakowsky would yield more than $590 billion in revenue over the next decade. Here are a dozen examples of businesses that have used tax havens to dodge U.S. taxes.
Tags: US corporations, tax cheats
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