Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis in 1941.
Frank Faiola
The Left Is Right
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8 min readFeb 10, 2024

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Billionaires in the United States are subject to a lower overall tax rate compared to the majority of teachers and retail workers. This is due to a tax code that prioritizes income derived from wealth rather than income earned from labor, alongside a multitude of strategies employed by the rich to evade taxes. As a result, the wealthiest individuals in our society contribute a smaller proportion of their earnings to the federal government in comparison to most working families.According to a 2021 , the most affluent 400 billionaire families in the United States had an average federal individual tax rate of merely 8.2 percent. In contrast, the typical American taxpayer that year had a tax rate of 13 percent.According to tax returns that were leaked and brought to attention by a , the 25 wealthiest individuals in America paid a total of $13.6 billion in taxes between the years 2014 and 2018. These 25…
Frank Faiola
The Left Is Right

Political science major, progressive, mostly write political analyses and opinion

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