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How Much do America’s Big Corporations Pay in Taxes?

Written by Chelsea Dehner
Published Oct 26, 2011
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Taxes. If the word makes you wince, you’re not alone – even America’s biggest corporations have to pay them. Still, some corporations (like Conoco-Phillips) pay a whopping 42% effective tax rate, while others (like GE) pay a rate in the single digits. Click on the infographic above to expand it and learn who’s paying what.

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