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FactCheck.org says: Several independent tax groups that have analyzed Biden's tax plan say the corporate minimum tax would raise half (or less) what the Biden campaign estimates.
Washington Post says: The ad includes three video clips that are misleadingly edited.
PolitiFact says: Cunningham did receive a $38,000 tax credit from the state for renovating his house, which is considered historic property. The renovation did include a kitchen area referred to as a butler's pantry.
PolitiFact says: Forest says he wants to open the program to "every" family in North Carolina, but would implement a lottery system that prioritized low-income families.
PolitiFact says: The numbers -- from March -- are outdated and ignore the picture since the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
Washington Post says: Both of the claims in this TV ad are patently false, relying on misinterpretation and outdated analysis
PolitiFact says: Joe Biden would increase capital gains taxes for Americans who make more than $1 million per year.
PolitiFact says: Analyses by independent groups found a much smaller hit on middle-income Americans from Biden’s plan, coming entirely from the indirect effects of a corporate tax hike. And those may be canceled out by proposed cuts.
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence that the Democratic vice presidential nominee supports a tax to pay for slavery reparations, or even direct payments as reparations.
PolitiFact says: A photo shows real gas prices from May 7, 2012, during the Obama-Biden administration. The $5.49 per gallon price of gas appears to have been cherry-picked from a spike in the price of gas in summer 2012.
PolitiFact says: Trump is wrong about the job gains on his watch; the actual increase was 450,000 prior to the pandemic. Obama and Biden saw gains of 916,000 if you start counting with the recovery from the Great Recession.
Washington Post says: The law is believed to have broadly reduced incentives to invest overseas, compared to the previous system. Even if it’s possible a new loophole was created, many other loopholes were closed.