Answer: everything.
By re-introducing the topic of his own taxes, an oblivious Romney appears to double down on his earlier critique of those who do not pay income tax by drawing attention to his status as a taxpayer, his extraordinary income, and his relatively low income tax rate.
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney on Friday released a letter from his tax accountant, PricewaterhouseCoopers, promising that Romney paid an "average annual e...
WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Friday announced that he will not take all the charitable deductions to which he was enti...
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney's presidential campaign has released a letter from his doctor saying he's healthy and physically...
On Friday afternoon, Mitt Romney released his tax returns for 2011. Below, a look at the disclosure made by the presidential candidate. Mitt Ro...
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney paid an effective tax rate of 14.1 percent in 2011, according to a tax return filed on Friday, a relatively low tax rate re...
