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Source?Middle class is getting a tax cut. Just saw a report that a family making 45k may save 1800 on taxes because of the plan.
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Source?Middle class is getting a tax cut. Just saw a report that a family making 45k may save 1800 on taxes because of the plan.
Trump displays all the obvious signs of having a drinking problem.
yup. they are preparing for the future and know they can blame this on the dems when they take the house/senate back.The GOP knows they are ****ed when the midterms come in 2018 and will be for the future so they're making cash grab for their donors and themselves. They're hope is that Americans forget what they're doing after a decade or so when they blame dems and the poor again when the government will be too broke to fund entitlement, social welfare, and healthcare programs for its people.
Why don't you read up on what happens in 2027 when those tax cuts expire but the corporate tax cuts remain in place. Wonder who holds the bag when our deficit explodes. Corporate tax loopholes are still there.
Never discuss politics at the barbershop.When someone in the barbershop spouting libertarian nonsense and you tryna decide if it's even worth debating.
The tax cuts are temporary for individuals, but permanent for corporations.
Educate yourself.
So your explanation for the GOP making individual cuts temporary and corporate cuts permanent, is that someone down the line could change the plan as it stands today and make it permanent.You realize they can make them permanent in 2027 right? They made the bush tax cats permanent. The sunset provision is only there because of the rules.
So your explanation for the GOP making individual cuts temporary and corporate cuts permanent, is that someone down the line could change the plan as it stands today and make it permanent.
Yet, this tax plan as it stands today is good for our country.
Source?
When someone in the barbershop spouting libertarian nonsense and you tryna decide if it's even worth debating.
Not necessarily. I'm of the belief that this only compounds a problem that is very current...the middle class continuing to hold the bag for corporations that have no reason to expand and add jobs. Add to that that there is no compulsory wording that sets a standard or expectation for job growth from corporations and I truly don't see how this bill's goal is to create economic growth.You're talking about potential problems...a decade from now. Meanwhile people are living paycheck to paycheck. This tax plan will provide relief. Even if temporary, it is better than nothing. Wouldn't you agree?
Post sauce where you read that report.
You're talking about potential problems...a decade from now. Meanwhile people are living paycheck to paycheck. This tax plan will provide relief. Even if temporary, it is better than nothing. Wouldn't you agree?
Well, when the corporations get the cuts, they'll increase their staff's salary, of course.If people living paycheck to paycheck why didn't they concentrate the tax cut on the middle class and the poor? Didn't know corporations and high net worth individuals with a ****load of passive income were living paycheck to paycheck. It's only temporary right?
The GOP knows they are ****ed when the midterms come in 2018 and will be for the future so they're making cash grab for their donors and themselves. They're hope is that Americans forget what they're doing after a decade or so when they blame dems and the poor again when the government will be too broke to fund entitlement, social welfare, and healthcare programs for its people.
If people living paycheck to paycheck why didn't they concentrate the tax cut on the middle class and the poor? Didn't know corporations and high net worth individuals with a ****load of passive income were living paycheck to paycheck. It's only temporary right?
Let's keep it all the way real. Corporations were already paying way less than their actual tax rate. So, while there is a cut, it isn't as large as is being reported. I think that middle class families will appreciate the relief that this bill provides. Especially families with children. The idea of not giving them anything if corporations are going to get a huge cut doesn't make sense to me. It is very difficult to create anything that high net worth individuals won't be able to capitalize on. Many corporations moved to avoid taxes. The bottom line remains the bottom line.
Let's keep it all the way real. Corporations were already paying way less than their actual tax rate. So, while there is a cut, it isn't as large as is being reported. I think that middle class families will appreciate the relief that this bill provides. Especially families with children. The idea of not giving them anything if corporations are going to get a huge cut doesn't make sense to me. It is very difficult to create anything that high net worth individuals won't be able to capitalize on. Many corporations moved to avoid taxes. The bottom line remains the bottom line.