Topic: Bain Capital LLC

Romney tax return shows he paid $3 million. His tax plan wouldn't bump that.
The wealthy GOP presidential candidate paid about 14 percent of his income in taxes in 2010, the Romney tax return shows. That's a lower rate than most middle-class Americans pay. Under Romney's tax reform plan, his tax bite would not change.
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