Tax fairness is key to the economic narrative in 2024. 🔑

This Tax Day, working people across America will pay their fair share in taxes. So why can't the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share, too?

In 2024, billionaires and corporations are raking in record wealth and profits while paying record low tax rates. Meanwhile, working families across all races and backgrounds are still recovering from the pandemic and inflation. The Republican Party, from its top leaders on down, is pushing for tax cuts skewed to the wealthy and corporations, and plan to pay for them by cutting essential services like Social Security, Medicare, healthcare, education, housing, nutrition assistance, and more.

However, polls show that a majority of voters across party lines support President Biden and Democrats' stance on making the rich pay their fair share in taxes. And when we make the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share, we can do big things for working families!

Join us this Tax Day to highlight this economic narrative—not only is tax fairness a winning issue, it's a perfect contrast of the competing visions for our economy.

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🗓️ Tax Day

Working people are paying their fair share in taxes today—billionaires and corporations aren't.


Elon Musk in 2018 

Jeff Bezos in 2007 and 2011

Amazon in 2018

Nike in 2020

Boeing from 2018-2022

Eli Lilly in 2018

Starbucks in 2018

Tesla from 2018-2022

FedEx in 2020

T-Mobile from 2018-2022

📈 The 2025 Fight

Big parts of the 2017 Trump-GOP tax cuts skewed to the wealthy and corporations are set to expire in 2025. Republicans are committed to renewing the tax scam at a cost of as much as $4 trillion. Tax fairness advocates are fighting to let the tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations expire, while not raising taxes on working families.

🤑 The Billionaires

President Biden is calling on Congress to pass a Billionaire Minimum Income Tax to end the scandal of billionaires and other super-wealthy individuals paying a lower tax rate than teachers, nurses and firefighters—and sometimes paying nothing at all.

🏢 The Corporations

The same corporations busting unions, price-gouging consumers, and engaging in shrinkflation are paying record low tax rates and using their tax savings to enrich their wealthy CEOs and shareholders.


T-Mobile

Duke Energy

Ball

Office Depot

Kinder Morgan

DTE Energy

🚨 The IRS

Thanks to President Biden and Democrats' new funding for the IRS, the agency is cracking down on wealthy tax cheats and providing better services for working taxpayers.


—Recovered $500 MILLION from wealthy tax cheats

—Answered 2 MILLION more taxpayer calls than previous years

—Notified Microsoft it that it owes $29 BILLION

—Launched a free, online tax filing program

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