List of taxes paid yearly by corporations in the United States
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U.S. Federal Spending (2015
Corporations are one of the major groups of employers and tax payers in the United States, US$ 357,500 millions, representing more than 11 % of the United States federal budget.[1][2] The following is a list with the amount of taxes paid by corporations yearly:
Year | Amount of taxes paid by corporations to the United States Government in US $ billions |
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1996 | 172 |
1997 | 182 |
1998 | 189 |
1999 | 185 |
2000 | 207 |
2001 | 151 |
2002 | 148 |
2003 | 132 |
2004 | 189 |
2005 | 278 |
2006 | 354 |
2007 | 370 |
2008 | 304 |
2009 | 138 |
2010 | 191 |
2011 | 181 |
2012 | 242 |
2013 | 274 |
2014 | 321 |
2015 | 344 |
See also
References
- ↑ Subtitle A of Title 26 of the United States Code, in particular 26 U.S.C. § 11, § 881, and § 882. For a thorough overview of federal income taxation of corporations, see Internal Revenue Service Publication 542, Corporations. See also Willis|Hoffman chapters 17-20, Pratt & Kulsrud chapters 19–21, Fox chapter 30 (each fully cited under Further reading). For purely corporate tax matters, the Bittker & Eustice treatise cited fully under Treatises is authoritative and has been cited by the Supreme Court.
- ↑ For a more complete history, see Seidman's Legislative History of Income Tax Laws, 1938, reprinted 2003 as ISBN 1-58477-336-7.
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