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re: Tax brackets, standard deduction get 7% increase for 2023
Posted on 10/20/22 at 10:58 pm to UltimaParadox
Posted on 10/20/22 at 10:58 pm to UltimaParadox
Yes, I understand marginal rates (only 37% on the $600K+, for an approximate marginal rate of like 26% vs nearly the full 37% for somebody claiming &10MM) & No I wouldn’t say I’m advocating for a higher tax bracket.
What I’m saying is, those who are always so outraged about the “ultra-wealthy” & “nobody needs to make that kinda money” crowd (I’m all for everybody making as much money as you possibly can), they are the ones who seem to be advocating for a higher bracket.
So I guess my point is I don’t think THEY understand, that with the current tax brackets, you’d be taxing a family who makes $600K/yr in their highest (yes, marginal) bracket the same as someone who shows they make the $10MM/$50MM annually.
But, I also agree with meansonny, that many of the multi-millionaires have very strategic planning to limit their returns & tax liability, and a new/higher bracket, likely would not make a material difference anyways. Most of the people don’t understand that a net-worth “millionaire” or “billionaire”, doesn’t have $1BIL in cash sitting on the sidelines for you to tax, much less on an annual basis.
What I’m saying is, those who are always so outraged about the “ultra-wealthy” & “nobody needs to make that kinda money” crowd (I’m all for everybody making as much money as you possibly can), they are the ones who seem to be advocating for a higher bracket.
So I guess my point is I don’t think THEY understand, that with the current tax brackets, you’d be taxing a family who makes $600K/yr in their highest (yes, marginal) bracket the same as someone who shows they make the $10MM/$50MM annually.
But, I also agree with meansonny, that many of the multi-millionaires have very strategic planning to limit their returns & tax liability, and a new/higher bracket, likely would not make a material difference anyways. Most of the people don’t understand that a net-worth “millionaire” or “billionaire”, doesn’t have $1BIL in cash sitting on the sidelines for you to tax, much less on an annual basis.
This post was edited on 10/20/22 at 11:02 pm
Posted on 10/21/22 at 9:12 am to Fbohn1
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Is it crazy that we lump $600K-aire’s into the same tax bracket as those who make $10MM, $50MM, $100MM.
No, it's in fact crazy that we have such a progressive tax structure at all. A flat tax across all incomes would make much more sense.
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