Rich get most of the tax benefits
Monday, September 27, 2010
We interrupt the continuing debate on extending the Bush tax cuts for a special non-news headline:
Wealthy benefit most from tax subsidies
More information is available at Reuters, Yahoo Finance, Business Insider and from the two groups that conducted the research that produced the not surprising results, the Corporation for Enterprise Development and the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
You'll find highlights in the official announcement of the study and full details in the report itself, Upside Down: America's $400 Billion Federal Asset-Building Budget.
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