Ten Reasons to Avoid Doing Business With Amazon.com

 

Ten Reasons to Avoid Doing Business With Amazon.com

Last year, the Greenlining Institute reported that Amazon’s tax rate was among the lowest, at just 3.5 percent, of all companies included in the study. Yet despite the massive savings Amazon enjoys from exploiting tax loopholes, the company contributes surprisingly little to charities around its Seattle-area headquarters.




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