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Yeah that's why you have to return the tax rate on corporations to what it was in 2017. In theory that drastic cut should have had a great effect but it was mitigated by the savings being used on stock buybacks and dividend payouts rather than CapEx spending which would have been job creators.I make more than the studies of his spending plans have predicted would need to be the line. There is no way to pay for everything with just people over $400k. It will trickle down to the middle class
What does that make the poor whites in trailer parks who keep electing people who want nothing to do with them?Democrats had a target rich environment - poor blacks who they know will vote in a monolith as long as the checks keep flowing - meet up with an incredible circumstance that created mail in voting out of nowhere in a matter of months.
Yeah that's why you have to return the tax rate on corporations to what it was in 2017. In theory that drastic cut should have had a great effect but it was mitigated by the savings being used on stock buybacks and dividend payouts rather than CapEx spending which would have been job creators.
Corps don't pay taxes. They're rates should be cutYeah that's why you have to return the tax rate on corporations to what it was in 2017. In theory that drastic cut should have had a great effect but it was mitigated by the savings being used on stock buybacks and dividend payouts rather than CapEx spending which would have been job creators.
Problem is that corporate rate reached down to a bunch of privately owned businesses with no interest in stock or dividends that got caught up in buzzword narratives like this who are just trying to make payroll.Yeah that's why you have to return the tax rate on corporations to what it was in 2017. In theory that drastic cut should have had a great effect but it was mitigated by the savings being used on stock buybacks and dividend payouts rather than CapEx spending which would have been job creators.
I'm going to entertain this because I dont think you've taken a statistics class.And exactly how many of those are due to Covid alone?
A disease with a 98% survival rate caused this much hubbub?
Taxes should be used to keep the largest companies in check while giving the smallest companies a chance to compete. Those cuts by and large went to big companiesProblem is that corporate rate reached down to a bunch of privately owned businesses with no interest in stock or dividends that got caught up in buzzword narratives like this who are just trying to make payroll.