US Corporation Using US Taxpayer Money to Train Overseas Call Center Employees

A recent article by The Paramus Post suggests that the U.S tax payer money is being used to train overseas Filipino call center workers. USAID, a government agency providing U.S economic and humanitarian assistance for more than 40 years, has since ceased participation in this program.

Many US corporations have been found to engage in creative tax dodging schemes that rob the US communities of vital sources of revenue. These businesses rely on tax payer money to subsidize the offshoring of American jobs.

Verizon and T-Mobile USA are two examples of such businesses.