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  1. Health Care Tax Hikes for 2013 May Be Just a Start

    Tue, 25 Dec 2012

    billion. "If you are looking to raise revenue to pay for tax reform, that is the biggest pot of money of all," said Martin Sullivan , chief economist with Tax Analysts, a nonpartisan publisher of tax information. It's hard to see how lawmakers

  2. Health Care Tax Hikes for 2013 May Be Just a Start

    Tue, 25 Dec 2012

    billion. "If you are looking to raise revenue to pay for tax reform, that is the biggest pot of money of all," said Martin Sullivan , chief economist with Tax Analysts, a nonpartisan publisher of tax information. It's hard to see how lawmakers

  3. Couple Lost in Apple Orchard Calls 911

    Sat, 29 Oct 2011

    waiting to be rescued. Julie Martin - Sullivan , who owns the family business with years of business, none.” Martin - Sullivan said the orchard is about 200 acres re not gonna let you in,” Martin - Sullivan joked. “He was a comical guy

  4. General Electric Paid No Federal Taxes in 2010

    Fri, 25 Mar 2011

    offshore. And then, even for the profits that are reported onshore, they're paying less than 35 percent," said Martin Sullivan , a contributing editor for Tax Analysts. 2010 was the second year in a row that GE recorded billions in profits

  5. Google and Other U.S. Companies Dodge Billions in Taxes, Bloomberg Reports

    Thu, 21 Oct 2010

    It even would cover public college tuition for more than 8.5 million students. Still, former Treasury official Martin Sullivan recently testified before Congress, arguing that you can't blame the companies. "But I do blame Congress for

  6. Museums Gear Up for 'Peanuts' 60th Anniversary

    Fri, 1 Oct 2010

    Gallery. It is the gallery’s first image of the famous cartoonist and its first portrait of a comic strip artist. Martin Sullivan , the Smithsonian gallery's director, said the portrait was very warm and accessible, and showed Schulz at

News

  1. U.S. Firms Dodge Billions in Taxes by Moving Profits Overseas

    Thu, 13 May 2010

    are obviously now in a time of enormous deficits, and we should be broadening our tax base," said tax economist Martin Sullivan . "This phenomenon is moving exactly in the opposite direction." Following the Paper Trail So, how does it work

  2. Why Bank of America's Ken Lewis Will Take Home More Than Peers

    Wed, 7 Oct 2009

    of controversial mortgage giant Countrywide -- which was acquired by Bank of America during Lewis' tenure -- and Martin Sullivan ($17.5 million) of AIG, the embattled insurance behemoth that has seen some $170 billion in government aid

  3. Close ties bind CEOs, boards of troubled TARP companies

    Fri, 3 Apr 2009

    said he was surprised to find that there were zero ties in 2006 between the company's independent directors and Martin Sullivan , who was AIG's CEO from 2005 to 2008. The insurance industry as a whole had 20% of independent directors with

  4. Board, CEO ties found among TARP companies

    Thu, 2 Apr 2009

    said he was surprised to find that there were zero ties in 2006 between the company's independent directors and Martin Sullivan , who was AIG's CEO from 2005 to 2008. The insurance industry as a whole had 20% of independent directors with

  5. Feds Probe AIG Execs' Statements, Records: Did They Lie?

    Tue, 17 Mar 2009

    2007, more confidence from AIG leadership , despite darkening economic clouds, when then-AIG President and CEO Martin Sullivan described the company's exposure as "manageable" and that it was "confident in [its] marks and the reasonableness

  6. Corporations Use $20 Billion Legal Tax Loophole

    Thu, 19 Feb 2009

    is ending up somewhere other than the Treasury. "It's so hard to determine what these prices should be," said Martin Sullivan , a former economist with the Treasury Department. "You can argue that the price of something should be $200 instead

  7. Aflac CEO says he'll give up golden parachute if ousted

    Fri, 14 Nov 2008

    departing CEOs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Under pressure, AIG has frozen the $19 million it owes former CEO Martin Sullivan . (Aflac says it doesn't need bailout money.) Aflac also became the first major company to let shareholders vote

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  1. AIG Execs Vacation on Your Money

    Tue, 7 Oct 2008

    the bill. Appearing before congress where the two CEO who got rich as they presided over AIG's downfall Robert Martin Sullivan faced a blistering attack. You make a shameful profile. Of corporate America. AIG's global insurance business

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  2. Excess in the Face of Financial Ruin

    Wed, 8 Oct 2008

    I'm before congress where the two CEOs who got rich as they presided over AIG's downfall Robert stabbed and Martin Sullivan faced a blistering attack. You make a shameful profile. Of corporate America. Former CEO O'Sullivan who left

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    got rich as they presided over AIG's downfall Robert -- stabbed and Martin Sullivan faced a blistering attack. You make a shameful profile. Of corporate America. Former CEO O'Sullivan who left with a fifteen million dollar
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