Kurt Nicklas
2008-08-14 23:16:12 UTC
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 07:55:59 -0700 (PDT), Kurt Nicklas
I am forwarding the correction because you'll never see one from the
liar responsible for the original post.
Here's the correction that Knickers hope would prove the original
I never said, nor implied, that the original story was "lying inMore extreme corruption by US corporations.
Corruption that is screwing EVERY American.
Of course the CORPORATE NEWS IS A KEY PART OF AMERICANS NOT KNOWING
WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON IN AMERICA.
GAO: Most U.S. Corps. Don't Pay Income Tax
Posted by OhioChick on Tue Aug-12-08 07:59 AM
This was an erroneous story. AP has issued a correction.Corruption that is screwing EVERY American.
Of course the CORPORATE NEWS IS A KEY PART OF AMERICANS NOT KNOWING
WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON IN AMERICA.
GAO: Most U.S. Corps. Don't Pay Income Tax
Posted by OhioChick on Tue Aug-12-08 07:59 AM
I am forwarding the correction because you'll never see one from the
liar responsible for the original post.
http://www.examiner.com/a-1535135~Correction__Corporations_Income_Tax...
intent", Porks.
Your headline "GAO: Most corporations pay no taxes:", was a lie,
however,
as is made clear by the correction.
WASHINGTON (Map, News) - In an Aug. 12 story about corporate income
taxes, The Associated Press reported erroneously that large
corporations accounted for 25 percent of the U.S. corporations that
did not pay federal income taxes in 2005. The report by the Government
Accountability Office actually said 25 percent of large U.S.
corporations had no federal tax liability that year.
AP wasn't lying but you were. Nothing unusual there.taxes, The Associated Press reported erroneously that large
corporations accounted for 25 percent of the U.S. corporations that
did not pay federal income taxes in 2005. The report by the Government
Accountability Office actually said 25 percent of large U.S.
corporations had no federal tax liability that year.
Well, I'm certainly glad we got that cleared up.
Indeed!