The Masters of Tax Evasion chart details the way in which huge companies have avoided paying an equal share of taxes over the years.
Though many retail giants are discussed in the infographic, particular attention is paid to Apple and the way in which the company is making more than ever and yet paying less in taxes. The infographic is unsurprisingly thorough, and does give some explanation for why such a change might occur. The tech industry, it explains, generally owes less in taxes than other companies anyway. Though very scathing, the infographic does tout many little-known and interesting tidbits.
Sure to get a rise out of some and even enrage others, this boldly designed piece is a must-read for those interested in corporate tax law.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tax Evasion
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Who This Affects Most
- Technology
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- Education
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