The GOP Wants to Crack Down on Tax Evasion — Among the Working Poor
Republicans have a plan to grow the deficit, hurt the poor, and make it easier for billionaires to evade taxes — all at the same time!
By Eric LevitzRepublicans have a plan to grow the deficit, hurt the poor, and make it easier for billionaires to evade taxes — all at the same time!
By Eric LevitzJudith Barrigas filed a lawsuit against Stern and the U.S. government over the May 19, 2015, incident.
By Halle KieferHe's on his way out in a matter of weeks anyway.
By Ed KilgoreThe GOP nominee used a scheme his own lawyers warned might be illegal to disappear hundreds of millions in taxable income, the New York Times reports.
By Eric LevitzThe whole IRS “scandal” has disguised an effort to hide big donors behind the veil of tax-exempt status.
By Ed KilgoreWhat other incentive would a tax collection agency have for targeting a billionaire real-estate mogul?
By Eric LevitzThe company is the latest to get in trouble over foreign profits.
By Clint RaineyThe hackers gained access by exploiting an ill-conceived authentication procedure.
By Chas Danner“We’ve never seen her get a burrito before.”
By Frank RichDenial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance on the crypto-currency message boards.
By Adam K. RaymondFriends of Abe fears liberals will blacklist them.
By Margaret HartmannNot worth it.
By Joe CoscarelliThe only real scandal is terrible team-building exercises.
By Adam MartinUnleash the crazy!
By Jonathan ChaitAnd posted the photo online.
By Dan AmiraHe needs proof first. No, not proof. Evidence? Hints?
By Jonathan ChaitFlip-flopping! It never fails.
By Jonathan ChaitRepublicans call for blood, and Democrats don't hush them.
By Adam MartinWhy this is a terrible, terrible comparison.
By Dan AmiraNine unapproved tax-exemption applications were sent to ProPublica.
By Caroline Bankoff