Sep 26, 2013 ... Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., pulled out a dramatic statistic during a Sept. 24, 2013, back -and-forth with Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., on CNN's Crossfire. "One out of  four corporations doesn't pay a nickel in taxes," Sanders said. The two senators  were talking about federal income taxes, and we decided we ...
Apr 15, 2017 ... 1. Pay by credit card. I'm generally not a fan of replacing one kind of debt with  another. But if your ability to pay is a timing issue – as opposed to an "I absolutely  don't have it at all" issue – you can pay your federal income taxes by credit card.  The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) accepts all major credit cards ...
Apr 29, 2015 ... "One out of four corporations doesn't pay a nickel in (federal income) taxes," he  said on CNN in 2013. He pointed to a Government Accountability Office study,  which found for large U.S.-controlled corporations, one out of four paid no taxes.  However, this figure lumps together companies that were able to ...
Oct 1, 2016 ... The figure is so substantial that it could have allowed him to legally avoid paying  federal income tax for 18 years. ... this description of what he would advise a  client who came to him with a tax return like Mr. Trump's: “Do you realize you can  create $916 million in income without paying a nickel in taxes?”.
Dec 23, 2014 ... One of the little puzzles that people like to point to is the fall in the importance of  the corporate income tax as a revenue raiser for the Federal Government. ... No,  not a legal change that business just doesn't have to pay taxes. ... Back in the  1960s, the corporate income tax often collected 4-5% of GDP.
One out of four corporations doesn't pay a nickel in (federal income) taxes.