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We're Not Broke

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Karin Hayes and Victoria Bruce explore how the government has allowed multibillion-dollar corporations to take advantage of taxpayers.

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We're Not Broke

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John Anderson Variety 02/06/2012
A well-researched, brightly presented and provocative argument that the U.S. isn't overtaxed and profligate, but rather a paradise for corporate tax cheats. Go to Full Review
B. Ruby Rich Film Quarterly 02/28/2020
The history is shocking, the data stunning. Go to Full Review
John Beifuss Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) 11/16/2012
2.5/4
A documentary about what one lawyer calls 'non-taxation through extraordinary representation.' The movie might make you angry, and if it does, it's succeeded. Go to Full Review
Prairie Miller WBAI Radio 09/13/2012
Most engaging when breaking out of peeved talking heads mode that delves into One Percent tax dodgers bankrupting the nation, to switch gears into what some activists are trying to do about it. Go to Full Review
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08/25/2015 There is no limit to corporate greed. See more 08/17/2015 Interesting film that shows well researched facts to support the danger in corporate greed. See more 10/07/2013 If by watching this documentary, you were expecting some evidence that the United Sates is 'Not Broke', you will be sorely disappointed. The documentary claims closing tax loopholes can bring in $70 Billion in revenue per year. Nowhere is this paltry increase in revenue compared against the massive structural liabilities that United States faces. U.S. treasury debt is ~$17,300 Billion U.S. unfunded liabilities are ~$125,415 Billion. Every U.S. person (man, woman, and child) owes about $400,000 each. The United States has a spending problem - not a revenue problem. 1 star for accurate reporting of corporate tax loopholes. The rest is drivel, untruths, and unsubstantiated claims. See more tim d 09/29/2013 it got to the point right at the start... then it just didn't go anywhere else. I wanted to be really into this but there were just too many scenes with half arsed protests, it's not going to change the world! See more 08/29/2013 We need the political will to change the tax laws to close the loopholes for corporations. Will that happen? It's not clear. See more 08/19/2013 Corporate fiscal irresponsibility and good ol' greed bilking the system so that you and I pay more taxes than large multinational corporations. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Karin Hayes and Victoria Bruce explore how the government has allowed multibillion-dollar corporations to take advantage of taxpayers.
Director
Victoria Bruce, Karin Hayes
Producer
Victoria Bruce, Karin Hayes
Screenwriter
Victoria Bruce, Karin Hayes
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Sep 1, 2016
Runtime
1h 21m
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