.... Here are the 18 CEO’s Sanders labeled job destroyers in his report. (All data from Top Corporate Dodgers report.) 1). 1. Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2010? Zero. $1.9 billion tax refund. Taxpayer Bailout from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department? Over $1.3 trillion. Amount of federal income taxes Bank of America would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $2.6 billion. 2). Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2008? Zero. $278 million tax refund. Taxpayer Bailout from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department? $824 billion. Amount of federal income taxes Goldman Sachs would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $2.7 billion 3). JP Morgan Chase CEO James Dimon Taxpayer Bailout from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department? $416 billion. Amount of federal income taxes JP Morgan Chase would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $4.9 billion. 4). General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2010? Zero. $3.3 billion tax refund. Taxpayer Bailout from the Federal Reserve? $16 billion. Jobs Shipped Overseas? At least 25,000 since 2001. 5). Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2010? Zero. $705 million tax refund. American Jobs Cut in 2010? In 2010, Verizon announced 13,000 job cuts, the third highest corporate layoff total that year. 6). Boeing CEO James McNerney, Jr. Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2010? None. $124 million tax refund. American Jobs Shipped overseas? Over 57,000. Amount of Corporate Welfare? At least $58 billion. 7). Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Amount of federal income taxes Microsoft would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $19.4 billion. 8). Honeywell International CEO David Cote Amount of federal income taxes paid from 2008-2010? Zero. $34 million tax refund. 9). Corning CEO Wendell Weeks Amount of federal income taxes paid from 2008-2010? Zero. $4 million tax refund. 10). Time Warner CEO Glenn Britt Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2008? Zero. $74 million tax refund. 11). Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2009? Zero. $55 million tax refund. 12). Deere & Company CEO Samuel Allen Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2009? Zero. $1 million tax refund. 13). Marsh & McLennan Companies CEO Brian Duperreault Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2010? Zero. $90 million refund. 14). Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs Amount of federal income taxes Qualcomm would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $4.7 billion. 15). Tenneco CEO Gregg Sherill Amount of federal income taxes Tenneco would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $269 million. 16). Express Scripts CEO George Paz Amount of federal income taxes Express Scripts would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $20 million. 17). Caesars Entertainment CEO Gary Loveman Amount of federal income taxes Caesars Entertainment would have owed if offshore tax havens were eliminated? $9 million. 18). R.R. Donnelly & Sons CEO Thomas Quinlan III Amount of federal income taxes paid in 2008? Zero. $49 million tax refund. Eighteen of the 80 CEOs who signed the call for deficit action are actually some of the biggest outsourcers and tax cheats in America. First, they crashed the economy in 2008. They followed that up by taking billions in taxpayer bailout dollars. Their next step was to outsource jobs and evade taxes. Now they are calling for action on a deficit that they helped create over the past four years. politicususa/2012/10/25/bernie-sanders-exposes-18-ceos-trillions-bailouts-evaded-taxes-outsourced-jobs.html#.VJLO9jUNPUg.facebook
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