Tax the rich – hands off my waitress! Buffett tells US taxman

by Gareth Flanagan on October 6, 2010

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has called on the US government to tax the rich rather than low earners, to reduce the govt deficit.

“Do we get more money from the person that’s going to serve me lunch today, or do we get it from me? I think we should get it from me,” Buffett told a business conference organised by Fortune magazine.

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Tax the rich – hands off my waitress! Buffett tells US taxman

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