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These 30 corporations spent more money lobbying in Washington, D.C. from 2008 to 2010 than they did on taxes during the same time. They are paying lavish bonuses to their CEOs, the executives are filling the campaign coffers of candidates, and they're getting tax rebates. What about the 99%?

Check out our new report.

With the deadline looming for the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, or “supercommittee,” major corporations have argued for the second tax holiday in a decade through the repatriation of offshore funds at a steeply discounted tax rate. But recent history has shown us that tax holidays fail to create jobs and fail to improve economic conditions for 99 percent of Americans. Check out the report here.