82 corps that paid no taxes or rec'd tax breaks

http://www.ctj.org/corpfed04an.pdf

to be continued...compare to the latest tax legislation * has proposed.

Part of a huge report http://www.ctj.org/corpfed04an.pdf

nice link

Works for them, and the CEO (p)Resident. :woohoo: Stick it to the little guy while the corps clean up! Hey FReeps, how you like them so far? :rofl: You tools! :spank:

Pepco Holdings $ 725 $ –432 –59.6% 3
Consolidated Edison 852 –120 –14.0% 1
ITT Industries 821 –183 –22.3% 3
Brunswick 106 –15 –13.7% 1
Unisys 334 –53 –16.0% 3
Southwest Airlines 398 –51 –12.8% 1
Principal Group 2,025 –259 –12.8% 3
Verizon 5,642 –685 –12.1% 1
NCR 708 –41 –5.8% 3
Kelly Services 18 –2 –12.6% 1
Ryder 318 –10 –3.1% 3
Devon Energy 344 –39 –11.3% 1
Computer Sciences 1,291 –31 –2.4% 3
Toys “R” Us 147 –16 –10.9% 1
Shaw Group 276 –6 –2.2% 3
Smith International 39 –4 –11.5% 1
Saks 271 –6 –2.2% 3
American Express 1,367 –140 –10.2% 1
Prudential Financial 437 –1,146 –262.3% 2
Marriott International 384 –38 –9.9% 1
Ingram Micro 53 –21 –40.3% 2
Boston Scientific 376 –37 –9.9% 1
CenterPoint Energy 1,218 –401 –32.9% 2
Ikon Office Solutions 146 –11 –7.7% 1
Reebok 35 –9 –26.1% 2
Rockwell Automation 113 –8 –7.0% 1
AT&T 5,628 –1,389 –24.7% 2
Newell Rubbermaid 249 –14 –5.5% 1
CSX 556 –137 –24.7% 2
SBC Communications 8,941 –476 –5.3% 1
Reliant Resources 340 –74 –21.7% 2
Eaton 329 –17 –5.2% 1
Timken 90 –19 –21.6% 2
John Hancock 756 –39 –5.1% 1
Pitney Bowes 1,108 –200 –18.0% 2
Ball 121 –5 –4.4% 1
Baxter 1,278 –198 –15.5% 2
Wachovia 4,055 –164 –4.0% 1
Fisher Scientific International 91 –14 –15.4% 2
Humana 188 –7 –3.7% 1
FPL Group 2,243 –252 –11.2% 2
Disney, Walt 1,764 –59 –3.4% 1
Time Warner 4,882 –487 –10.0% 2
United Technologies 1,760 –57 –3.3% 1
Caterpillar 830 –81 –9.8% 2
Dominion Resources 1,999 –63 –3.2% 1
KeySpan 1,366 –109 –8.0% 2
Engelhard 192 –5 –2.8% 1
Valero Energy 679 –57 –8.4% 2
Pfizer 6,088 –168 –2.8% 1
Triad Hospitals 333 –28 –8.3% 2
SPX 478 –13 –2.7% 1
Caremark RX 794 –65 –8.2% 2
Lehman Brothers 1,825 –39 –2.1% 1
Manpower 78 –5 –6.0% 2
Metlife 2,926 –67 –2.3% 1
Danaher 1,037 –46 –4.4% 2
Anadarko Petroleum 698 –15 –2.1% 1
Cendant 1,822 –58 –3.2% 2
Bank of New York 1,773 –29 –1.6% 1
Boeing 1,069 –1,700 –159.0% 1
Sara Lee 1,256 –20 –1.6% 1
Entergy 562 –758 –135.0% 1
Burlington Northern Santa Fe 1,226 –18 –1.5% 1
Nucor 79 –59 –74.9% 1
3M 1,656 –21 –1.2% 1
Fluor 46 –29 –63.3% 1
Kinder Morgan 360 –4 –1.2% 1
Wesco International 19 –14 –73.5% 1
Lexmark 307 –2 –0.8% 1
Graybar Electric 14 –8 –57.3% 1
Allstate 1,540 –14 –0.9% 1
JPMorgan Chase 2,515 –1,398 –55.6% 1
Health Net 136 –1 –0.7% 1
Dillard’s 20 –5 –27.0% 1
General Electric 11,998 –33 –0.3% 1
Advance Auto Parts 92 –18 –19.2% 1
Allied Waste Industries 274 –0 –0.1% 1
OGE Energy 215 –36 –16.6% 1
Autoliv 59 –0 –0.0% 1
Public Service Enterprise Group 1,369 –208 –15.2% 1
Sysco 1,264 — — 1

United Corporations of American.

So long as those profits are passed down to the shareholders and they pay tax on them.

However, Republicans are also against capital gains taxes.

Tax it at the corporate level, or shareholder level, either way profits should be taxed, not avoided entirely.

These republicans in power are FASCISTS. Socialism for Corporations!

help me figure out wha their estimated tax contribution would have been without the breaks..