为什么杰夫·贝索斯的税率比你的还低
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Jeff Bezos, Michael Bloomberg and Warren Buffett are three of the richest people in the world, but they pay little in income tax relative to their wealth. In 2021, ProPublica published an investigation built on leaked tax documents that reveal what some of the richest Americans really pay — or don’t. Warren Buffett had a true tax rate of 0.1 percent. Jeff Bezos: 0.98 percent. Michael Bloomberg: 1.3 percent. Ultra-wealthy Americans have essentially been written out of the tax system. “It’s wro...
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The Ezra Klein Show (United States) | Apr 17, 2026
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The ultra-wealthy, like Bezos and Buffett, should pay higher taxes to ensure a fairer system and contribute to public services that benefit all citizens.
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The disparity in tax rates between the wealthy and average citizens highlights systemic flaws in the tax code that need reform.
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Lower tax rates for the ultra-rich incentivize philanthropy and reinvestment, which can lead to broader societal benefits.
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Transparency in tax obligations for the wealthy is essential for rebuilding public trust and ensuring accountability in the tax system.
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Taxing billionaires more heavily could stifle investment and innovation, ultimately harming the economy and job creation.
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