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$2.6B in taxes since 2016. Let's see divide by 3 yrs gives avg $860M/yr on ~$547B of rev, ~$207.38B in gross profits, ~$55.64B EBITDA (earnings before interest,taxes, depreciation& amorazation). This explains the $14.5m/yr in lobbying(bribes) to Congress.

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"On the trailing twelve months basis Company's effective tax rate in IV. Quarter decreased compare to previous quarter to 4.81 %, a new company low. "
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