En los paraísos fiscales se oculta, como mínimo, la fabulosa cantidad de 6 billones de euros, que suponen un robo a los estados de unos 130.000 millones de euros en impuestos. En este libro directo y revelador, Gabriel Zucman rastrea todo ese dinero oculto y propone las vías de solución para acabar con este escándalo, con lo que se podría generar una prosperidad que los gobiernos declaran imposible y niegan a sus ciudadanos.
How the Rich Dodge Taxes and How to Make Them Pay
The book examines the stark disparity in tax burdens between the wealthy and working-class Americans, revealing that the rich now pay lower tax rates than in the 1920s. Economists Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman conduct a thorough analysis of the factors contributing to this shift, including the exemptions for capital owners, the rise of tax avoidance strategies, and international tax competition. Their investigation highlights the deliberate policy decisions and missed opportunities that have allowed this inequality to flourish, offering critical insights into the current economic landscape.
How the Rich Dodge Taxes and How to Make Them Pay
The book explores the stark contrast between the soaring wealth of the ultra-rich and the increasing tax burden on working-class Americans, revealing a tax system reminiscent of the 1920s. Through rigorous economic analysis and historical context, the authors, renowned economists, detail how inequality has evolved and offer innovative, democratic solutions for tax reform. Their work aims to reshape the understanding of taxation in America, advocating for a fairer system that addresses the growing divide in wealth and responsibility.