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re: GOP tax document reveals plan for massive tax cuts, preserves key deductions
Posted on 9/27/17 at 11:09 am to 90proofprofessional
Posted on 9/27/17 at 11:09 am to 90proofprofessional
I didn't expect reform either. Amnd I advocated a deeper cut, targeted more specifially.
But that the House Republicans pulled out "taxes on a postcard", right in this "cucked" document, is extremely disappointing to me.
"Taxes on a postcard", and "brackets". Watch, people will pee themselves over those platitudes.
Anyway, if pass through goes to 25%, this will be my cut. Even the playng field between job creators and large, publically traded corporations that generall never reinvent in new employees, or salary increases unless forced. Where as a lot of us smaller guys will gladly give pay raises, and try to grow. Not tnat all large publically traded corporations fit my description above, but many do. In some ways, they are similair to government.
But that the House Republicans pulled out "taxes on a postcard", right in this "cucked" document, is extremely disappointing to me.
"Taxes on a postcard", and "brackets". Watch, people will pee themselves over those platitudes.
Anyway, if pass through goes to 25%, this will be my cut. Even the playng field between job creators and large, publically traded corporations that generall never reinvent in new employees, or salary increases unless forced. Where as a lot of us smaller guys will gladly give pay raises, and try to grow. Not tnat all large publically traded corporations fit my description above, but many do. In some ways, they are similair to government.
Posted on 9/27/17 at 11:15 am to Iowa Golfer
if we were going to cut a rate deficit-neutrally, the one i'd want cut first would be payrolls. i know that's way less "business friendly" but it does confer some benefit to employers both directly and indirectly
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