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90% tax on companies with over 200% profit and earning over 1 billion in revenue yearly

Created by D.S. on April 16, 2013

If international and domestic companies such as "Walmart", "Exxon" and "Shell" will be making over 400 billion yearly yet still pay their employees less then 20% of the revenue the company has grossed, the economy could be greatly stimulated if said companies were taxed for their lack of investment in their employees who work within their enfranchised establishments. Instead of raising taxes to citizens who can barely pay current taxes. If companies who fit this category can comply to the tax enforcement, just as the tax enforcement that has been placed upon the people, then you will be able to stimulate the economy. In brief summary: 90% tax for companies who do not pay over 35% of the company's grossed revenue to their enfranchised employees.

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