The FACT Coalition

@factcoalition.bsky.social

Uniting more than 100 organizations in the U.S. to promote policies to combat corrupt financial practices and create a fair and transparent tax system. https://thefactcoalition.org/

Glad to see our @factcoalition.bsky.social research cited in this update on the blockbuster tax cases against big multinationals, still moving despite IRS cuts. Simple math: "America's government debt continues to soar. Its multinationals may soon have to foot a bigger share of the bill."

The IRS is going after America Inc’s overseas profits

Companies from Coca-Cola to Meta are in its sights

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The Economist@economist.com · 2w ago

Companies from Coca-Cola to Meta are in its sights

New EU rules requiring greater corporate tax transparency are "very dangerous," according to the Trump administration. They're worried the public will learn too much about the way U.S. corporations use offshore tax havens. itep.org/corporate-ta...

Trump Administration Says Shining Light on Corporate Tax Avoidance is ‘Very Dangerous’

Administration officials appear far more concerned about the public knowing too much about how U.S. corporations shift their income into offshore tax havens.

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Brilliant @americanprogress.bsky.social paper on what's really driving the federal deficit. What will it take to fix it? One critical piece: corporate tax reform. New from @factcoalition.bsky.social thefactcoalition.org/we-cant-addr...

We Can’t Address the U.S. Deficit Without Corporate Tax Reform

In a new blog, FACT’s Thomas Georges and Evan Dymond argue that lawmakers must pursue revenue-raising corporate tax reforms if they are serious about tackling the nation’s fiscal crisis.

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Bobby Kogan@bbkogan.bsky.social · 3mo ago

New paper from me and @jaredb-econ.bsky.social on the debt and our fiscal outlook! Before we dig into the paper, I think we should be frank about how we got here. At the beginning of the century, debt was on track to be stable indefinitely. Then Congress enacted enormous tax cuts. Now it's not.

A line graph showing that the debt as a percentage of the gross domestic product are historically high outside of recessions and wars, but it would instead be declining if not for the Bush and Trump tax cuts.

"Exxon and Chevron pay more in taxes abroad than they pay in the US, as detailed in a report by @factcoalition.bsky.social ....The new reporting requirements are particularly relevant now, as the gas and oil industry’s tax avoidance continues while Americans face rising costs at the pump."

ITEP@itep.org · 3mo ago

Oil and gas companies pay more in taxes abroad than they pay in the U.S. thanks to excessive tax breaks and subsidies. But as Americans face higher fuel prices, even more handouts to this industry will not lower prices. itep.org/major-oil-an...

If America is serious about taxing the rich, Congress needs to focus on policies that can’t be undermined. Here’s how lawmakers can create a more progressive tax system resilient to legal challenges and executive branch interference. itep.org/resilient-co...

A Resilient Framework for Corporate Tax Reform

The next time Congress is serious about making the wealthiest pay their fair share in federal taxes, they will need to make three key changes to the federal corporate income tax so that it applies eff...

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Instead of these divisive tax cut proposals, let's all agree to tax the big corporations that profit at everyone's expense. Right now, Americans are paying too much for gas & medicine, while oil & pharma profits are barely taxed, as I explained in Congress last week: bsky.app/profile/fact...

The FACT Coalition@factcoalition.bsky.social · 5mo ago

The current corporate tax code that encourages offshore tax avoidance isn't "America-first," it's "Corporations-first, Americans-last" FACT policy director @zorkamilin.bsky.social speaking now at @usprogressives.bsky.social 's shadow hearing on tax policy reforms to end corporate greed.

A bill "that would effectively repeal the Corporate Transparency Act, the most important anti-money laundering reform in a generation" is advancing through Congress. We've reported on this rollercoaster on the #Taxcast podcast. Ahead of the mid-terms? Years of @factcoalition.bsky.social work on this

House Committee Advances Disastrous Bill Gutting Corporate Transparency Act

“There could be no greater gift to the fentanyl traffickers, fraudsters, and U.S. adversaries that rely on the anonymity that shell companies provide than gutting the Corporate Transparency Act.” - FA...

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Thanks to Rep. Brad Sherman for his spirited defense of the Corporate Transparency Act at today's HFSC markup, and for shouting out FACT's role in advancing this critical law. As Rep Sherman says, H.R. 425's repeal of the CTA would be a gift to scammers and fraudsters.

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