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reality that it's a zero sum game
Wrong. The economy is not a zero sum game and never has been.
“This helps people who have held property for awhile, like Donald Trump,” David Kamin, an New York University law professor who served as a special assistant to the president for economic policy in the Obama administration, told IBT. “If you’ve got an LLC that’s a trade or business with a bunch of real estate holdings and few employees, [I] think you’re now golden. You get the deduction.”
and taken as a whole, it should improve the fortunes of the working class tremendously.
Then again Senator Bob Corker Said He Hasn’t Read The Tax Bill, Denies Changing His Vote In Exchange For Personal Tax Breaks
Last-Minute Tax Break Could Enrich Trump And GOP Leaders - Other Stuff Too
How exactly do you believe it will do that? What provisions will improve the fortunes of the working class and how?
"every major tax bill will have provisions that will screw over all classes, and enrich all classes."
How come the ordinary guy aka the "middle class" never get any part of the enrichment, double that down for anyone below "middle class" ?
How come the ordinary guy aka the "middle class" never get any part of the enrichment, double that down for anyone below "middle class" ?
I'm interested in hearing this answer too.
"every major tax bill will have provisions that will screw over all classes, and enrich all classes."
How come the ordinary guy aka the "middle class" never get any part of the enrichment, double that down for anyone below "middle class" ?
Starting with Patron Saint of Trickle Down (Reagan) there hasn't been much of that trickle down in terms of wage growth or anything else of significant importance that has made it below the top tier in this country.
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BlueSardine saysPersonal deduction doubled
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personal exemption gone.
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"That’s right: If Republicans in Congress get their way, I just saved a couple million dollars on the change in the inheritance tax alone. What about you?"
"As a proud American and a student of Europe, I care deeply about the cost to the fabric of our society that this windfall for the wealthy will bring. If you believe you’re being represented by a Republican Congressperson who votes for this plan, you are mistaken."
It's sad that Republican voters think that Trump & his ilk will do anything to make
Rep/Con lives any better.
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1) Personal deduction doubled. This will help the lower to middle class workers the most. And will help renters a lot since they rarely can itemize.
4) child tax credit doubled, helps out parents struggling to to fund their families
Because taxing someone twice on the same money is totally fair, just and, right?
Fucking White Male says
Because taxing someone twice on the same money is totally fair, just and, right?
Every dollar in existence has been taxed an infinite number of times. That line of thinking is silly.
It’s not. We’re talking about someone saving/investing after tax income and leaving it to whomever they decide
Fucking White Male says
It’s not. We’re talking about someone saving/investing after tax income and leaving it to whomever they decide
You need to learn a lot more about how the wealthy do inheritance if you think it's after tax income. Most is unrealized capital gains which will never be taxed without inheritance tax. You reset the basis when you inherit and only pay capital gains from the time of death. Go read about step up.
"Instead of spewing party line propaganda, maybe comparing the old and new tax rates and deductions would help you"
"A mind is like a parachute, it only works when it open", (and not full of TDS)."
It’s not. We’re talking about someone saving/investing after tax income and leaving it to whomever they decide. The only ones against this are leftists that don’t believe money/wreath belongs to individuals(unless it is their own wealth/income)
Now don't take this the wrong way but...
Special Giveaways in Tax Cut Bill Benefit Family Members and Colleagues of Key GOP Senators
The tax plan before Congress, though sold as broad legislation to reduce rates and end favoritism in the tax code, contains targeted provisions designed to benefit special interest groups, many of which maintain close ties to senior Republican lawmakers.
Take, for example, the special tax cut for the alcohol industry hidden in the bill.
The tax cut legislation includes a provision that cuts taxes on beer, wine, and liquor produced or imported into the country, saving companies involved around $4.2 billion over 10 years. The provision mirrors language from the Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act, or S. 236, introduced by Sen. Roy Blunt, a Republican from Missouri and a member of the Senate GOP leadership team. (While the legislation does benefit craft, or small breweries, it extends the cuts to larger companies and the industry as a whole.)
Key GOP lawmaker...
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