George Soros makes another billion for manipulating currency; Face Book owner avoids millions in taxes; Shreveport government officials reveal plans to increase sewer fees by 50 per cent and water fees by 26 per cent to begin. Just another day in the turnip patch.
Yes, we must revise our national tax code, but no matter what we do the real rich will, somewhat legally, avoid most taxes. The job creators are the ones who are criticized as "not paying their fair share" and are taxed along with us common folks.
I could be wrong but I have had doubts about the efficiency of the last several Shreveport city officials. Ever since a previous administration issued multi-million dollar contracts in building a civic center and hotel without bids, I have had a bad feeling about the people we elected.
Yes, we must revise our national tax code, but no matter what we do the real rich will, somewhat legally, avoid most taxes. The job creators are the ones who are criticized as "not paying their fair share" and are taxed along with us common folks.
I could be wrong but I have had doubts about the efficiency of the last several Shreveport city officials. Ever since a previous administration issued multi-million dollar contracts in building a civic center and hotel without bids, I have had a bad feeling about the people we elected.
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