Four Big Tech Companies Avoid $51 Billion in Taxes in Wake of #Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act

“ The annual financial reports recently released by #Amazon, #Alphabet, #Meta, and #Tesla disclose that these corporations collectively reported $315 billion in US profits for 2025.

Yet they collectively paid just 4.9% of that amount in federal corporate income taxes not the usual 21% federal rate.

Tesla paying exactly zero.”

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Four Big Tech Companies Avoid $51 Billion in Taxes in Wake of One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Four of the corporations whose CEOs flanked President Trump at his 2025 inauguration ceremony have now disclosed that they collectively received $51 billion in federal tax breaks in 2025, much of that likely from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA…

^{Matthew Gardner (Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy)}

Tesla replaced laid off US workers with foreign workers using H-1B visas that Musk want to increase

Elon Musk Wants Indentured Servitude Employees

H1B are primarily a vehicle for US corporations to get access to cheaper foreign labor with reduced labor protections. H1B workers always live under the threat of being deported if they lose their job, which forces them to be more compliant to their corporate masters while they're here. If we really cared about improving US workers' tech skills, we'd just spend money training and educating US citizens.

#ElonMusk #Tesla #H1B #VisaAbuse

Tesla replaced laid off US workers with foreign workers using H-1B visas that Musk want to increase

Tesla has replaced some of its US employees who were let go as part of a big wave of layoffs...

^{Fred Lambert (Electrek)}

Insane amount of light pollution coming from the Tesla factory in Austin. Just immense, and pointless.

#lightpollution #Tesla

Called it. This game is all too easy and all too awful. theguardian.com/technology/202…

#tesla #fsd #RoadSafety

Tesla behind eight-vehicle crash was in ‘full self-driving’ mode, says driver

San Francisco crash is the latest in a series of accidents blamed on Tesla technology, which is facing regulatory scrutiny

^{Edward Helmore (The Guardian)}