Taxes

The tax system perpetuates inequality through policies favoring wealthy individuals and corporations while placing higher burdens on working families and failing to collect hundreds of billions in unpaid taxes annually.

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Beyond Billionaires: Small Business, Taxes, and Who’s Rich in America Past Event

Beyond Billionaires: Small Business, Taxes, and Who’s Rich in America

Join the Center for American Progress for a conversation on business ownership as the main path to wealth in America, and what that means for the future of tax policy and the American Dream.

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Cracking Down on Pass-Throughs In the News

Cracking Down on Pass-Throughs

In an op-ed published by Democracy Journal, Corey Husak writes about how wealthy Americans are increasingly using complex networks of “pass-through” businesses and shell companies to avoid paying taxes, driving up economic inequalities.

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