$60 billion is the estimated amount U.S. corporations avoid paying in taxes each year, contributing to widespread public discontent.
“The Corporate Tax Cheats of America”
Synopsis
$60 billion is the estimated amount U.S. corporations avoid paying in taxes each year, contributing to widespread public discontent.
Synopsis
Corporate tax avoidance has become a significant issue in the United States. The film features interviews with economists and activists who discuss how government policies enable large corporations to evade taxes. It also captures protests from citizens frustrated with the growing inequality. The documentary reveals specific cases of companies that benefit from loopholes and the impact on public services. Released in 2012, it runs for 80 minutes and addresses the rising discontent among the American public.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how corporations avoid $100 billion in taxes annually.
- Meet the 26 companies that paid no federal taxes in 2009.
- Find out why public anger over taxes has surged since 2008.
Did You Know
- In 2012, U.S. corporations avoided paying over $100 billion in taxes.
- The film cites a study showing that 26 of the largest U.S. corporations paid no federal taxes in 2009.
- Public discontent over corporate tax evasion has increased by 50% since 2008.
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What is the main focus of the documentary 'We’re Not Broke'?
The documentary focuses on how U.S. corporations avoid paying taxes and the resulting public discontent.
What year was 'We’re Not Broke' released?
We’re Not Broke was released in 2012.
How long is the documentary 'We’re Not Broke'?
The duration of 'We’re Not Broke' is 80 minutes.
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