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Jeff Bezos responded Joe Biden's words: Can Corporate Taxes Tame Inflation

Jeff Bezos responded Joe Biden's words: Can Corporate Taxes Tame Inflation

Sanjay Goenka 776 17 May 2022

Joe Biden, President of America has condemned the CEO of Amazon, Jeff Bezos that the giant e-commerce company is not paying its fair taxes. Bezos responded the Biden’s words.

Highlights

  • Bezos denounced Biden’s tweet about corporate taxes as “disinformation” and misdirection
  • Joe Biden often accused Amazon Company of failing to pay its fair share in taxes
  • Bezos always accepted the proposal to raise the corporate income tax rate

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The conversation between Jeff Bezos and Joe Biden seems quarrelsome and it seems to go further because this time Jeff Bezos has denounced a tweet from President Joe Biden about corporate taxes as “disinformation” and “misdirection.”

The Bezos reply was immediately responded by the White House that Jeff Bezos “opposes an economic agenda for the middle class.” Just after some time Bezos fired back and blamed the Biden administration would have inflation worse if it $3.5 trillion (Rs. 2, 72, 14,250 crores) economic and social spending bill, it is known as “Bull Back Better,” pushed it into downward.

Bezos said in his tweet “They failed, but if they had succeeded, inflation would be even higher than it is today, and inflation today is at a 40-year high,” Bezos said.

Earlier many times American Administration has condemned the Companies for not paying a fair tax and hence it is the reason for the high inflation in the country. Billionaires of the country including the Centibillionaire Jeff Bezos have replied the American officials to not blame them instead of hiding their failure of controlling the inflation in the country.

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Sanjay Goenka

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