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Old Feb 3, 2008 | 05:12 PM
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^^^^^^ Remember that is a Democratically controlled Congress that let that one slip by without acting.
 
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Old Feb 3, 2008 | 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by s2krn
^^^^^^ Remember that is a Democratically controlled Congress that let that one slip by without acting.
No kidding, wimps. They need to grow some *****, or let the (R) party take control, again, so things can get accomplished.

Funny how I recall the dems taking control running on the change platform.
 
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Old Feb 4, 2008 | 09:50 PM
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I'm just glad it's Exxon-Mobil that's doing well, rather than Shell, BP or some other non-US company. Yahoo!! Go America!
 
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Old Feb 7, 2008 | 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Screw50
"Those numbers sound low. Are you sure that's right?"
Dogg- I got those figures from a 2006 report. I am sure they are too low currently.
I think it was the second or third quarter of 2007 gas increased 30%

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Originally Posted by kingfish51
They do use federal land, which they lease. Same with off shore. They lease the areas they drill in. Not sure what the cost is, but it is not necessarily a token amount as they are competing against other companies for that lease.
Seems like it should be a priority National Security issue since it drives our economy so directly.
They lease the land but the profit margin for a gallon of gas/barrel of oil is incredible.
We pay so many indirect ways....

Originally Posted by kingfish51
As far as taxes, my guess is that on that 400B gross, they would pay between 80 and 120B. Especially since a an international company they will be paying taxes to more than 1 country. Not just the US.
Edit-It also noted its U.S. tax bill from 2002 to 2006 was $59.9 billion, and that its worldwide effective income tax rate for 2006 was 43 percent.
Oil companies profits after taxes and estimated taxes are two entirely different numbers. It's hard to follow the actual paid tax rate but it's not what you would think...
 
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