Here's a quick primer for the economic dolts on the left and the media (but I repeat myself).
Corporations are designed to generate revenue, and yes a profit. However, the actual bottom line goal is to end up the year end at exactly zero. Any actual net income is normally distributed to stockholders or partners via various legal methods for those who have spent billions and millions of dollars investing in the corporation. These are via dividends, etc. Nothing even fishy about that in the slightest.
It is the silliest and laziest canard to claim that a 15 billion/trillion dollar company doesn't pay income taxes. They pay tons of money in local/state and federal taxes for payroll and other various transactions that trigger a taxable event. Just because their total revenue is XX billion dollars yet their bottom line showed a loss or minimal gain and paid no INCOME taxes as a corporation means that they have great and smart accountants and financial managers to get that number to zero.
It really bothers me that economic dunces just spout this simplistic nonsense....