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Infographic: How Corporations Are Getting Out Of Paying Taxes

By: EW News Desk Team Date: 17 May 2011

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17 May 2011

With the economic crisis still at hand, the government continues to oversee operations of major corporations. Ironically, in the 1950's, corporate taxes accounted for 30 percent of all federal revenue. Now, just 6.6 percent? Uhh.. wow.

Here's a fun, fact filled infographic that illustrates just how these corporations are getting out of paying taxes:

How Corporations Get Out of Paying Tax Infographic
Source: Online MBA

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