Paul Kiel
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Today, we issued a letter — signed by 70% of our unit — to @sengelberg.bsky.social and @robinsparkman.bsky.social asking them to uphold ProPublica’s values of fairness, transparency and accountability at the bargaining table.
May 1, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Today, we issued a letter — signed by 70% of our unit — to @sengelberg.bsky.social and @robinsparkman.bsky.social asking them to uphold ProPublica’s values of fairness, transparency and accountability at the bargaining table.
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NEW: A host of billionaires — sports team owners, oil barons, Wall Street traders and others — have managed to avoid paying a tax on investment income.
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How Billionaires Have Sidestepped a Tax Aimed at the Rich
Wall Street financiers were a clear target of the tax, but some, on questionable legal grounds, have claimed their outsized profits were exempt, sometimes avoiding hundreds of millions in taxes.
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December 18, 2024 at 1:00 PM
NEW: A host of billionaires — sports team owners, oil barons, Wall Street traders and others — have managed to avoid paying a tax on investment income.
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Excellent piece from my buddy Paul Kiel on an obscure loophole that allows billionaires to avoid Medicare tax:
www.propublica.org/article/medi...
www.propublica.org/article/medi...
December 11, 2024 at 12:51 PM
Excellent piece from my buddy Paul Kiel on an obscure loophole that allows billionaires to avoid Medicare tax:
www.propublica.org/article/medi...
www.propublica.org/article/medi...
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I'm quoted in this nice rundown of how some finance billionaires have shaved 3.8% off their tax bills.
My deep sympathies to Paul Kiel, who had to listen to my detailed explanation of the caselaw on the difference between traders and investors, a morass so murky I generally refuse to teach it.
My deep sympathies to Paul Kiel, who had to listen to my detailed explanation of the caselaw on the difference between traders and investors, a morass so murky I generally refuse to teach it.
NEW: A host of billionaires — sports team owners, oil barons, Wall Street traders and others — have managed to avoid paying a tax on investment income.
propub.li/41EtbPK
propub.li/41EtbPK
How Billionaires Have Sidestepped a Tax Aimed at the Rich
Wall Street financiers were a clear target of the tax, but some, on questionable legal grounds, have claimed their outsized profits were exempt, sometimes avoiding hundreds of millions in taxes.
propub.li
December 18, 2024 at 2:30 PM
I'm quoted in this nice rundown of how some finance billionaires have shaved 3.8% off their tax bills.
My deep sympathies to Paul Kiel, who had to listen to my detailed explanation of the caselaw on the difference between traders and investors, a morass so murky I generally refuse to teach it.
My deep sympathies to Paul Kiel, who had to listen to my detailed explanation of the caselaw on the difference between traders and investors, a morass so murky I generally refuse to teach it.