As a rich person:

Nov 17, 2017 1:07 AM

House Republicans passed their tax bill, which would cut taxes by $1.5 trillion over 10 years in a rewrite of the tax code. The bill also cuts the corporate tax rate to 20% from 35%, collapses the number of tax brackets from seven to four, and eliminates or scales back many popular deductions of individuals, including the state and local tax deduction, medical expenses deduction, and student loan deductions.

Cut cut cut! Nah mean

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I’m a proponent of a 0% tax rate for everyone and corporations.

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less taxes, smaller tax code

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Fake news

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Eat the rich

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And to be clear, that means increasing the deficit by 1.5 trillion over the next decade. Super awesome tax plan

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Dang then you must've hated th e last decade

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I love how the left has just begun to hate deficits. It’s a brand new passion. Usually it’s spend spend spend.

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It’s not over. Call your senator if you don’t agree with it. The senate is much more divided than the house. Be active.

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Or better yet, since they are heading home for Thanksgiving, try to tell them in person.

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Making money from the vulnerable

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Could you put that in terms a teenager could understand?

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This wont be passed without further modification, the federal government will lose to much money approx 1.4trillion according to some websit

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Over the next decade

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We have a long way to go. The Senate has to pass their own bill, then the two need to be reconciled, and the new combined bill passed.

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but gives you a much larger standard deduction so ?

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And larger child tax credits.

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No, rich people itemize so a standard deduction doesn't apply. going from $5K to $12K as a normie makes up for the loss of loan interest.

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frankly I'd prefer a flat tax. fill in your income. multiply by X%. that will never happen because most don't actually pay taxes.

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hahahahahaha, “hope”. You already know the answer. Evil never dies.

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Every day I'm just more glad I don't live in your country.

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Me too.

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YeH U cAN FUK OFF MATE

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At thi rate I'd rather fuckin live in cambodia.

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Haha, ok.

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Don't let the door hit you on your way out

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Is there a giant fucking door like Jurassic Park!!!!!

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This is because multinationals can move globally but citizens can't. It's why Europe has lower corporate rates than the US but also a VAT.

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The average corporate rate globally last year was 22.5%. https://taxfoundation.org/corporate-income-tax-rates-around-world-2016/

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If any country wants to compete for jobs in a global economy, it has to offer a competitive tax structure.

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Yet people don't see that

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People rarely ever see beyond their own personal political zealotry, regardless of political affiliation.

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Don't forget that corporate tax deductions are permanent and civilian deductions have a sunset

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This is done as a gimmick and will likely be extended like the Bush tax cuts were. The sunset is required by the reconciliation process.

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I.E., they can't pass tax reform unless it only minimally reduces revenues over a number of years. So sunset provisions are required.

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Even when they fully intend not to let them go away.

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So, is it to just make the balance sheets look better over 10 years or something?

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Exactly. To avoid needing 60 votes to bring it to a vote, they are using budget reclamation which requires the long term effects be small.

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Sorry, reconciliation, not reclamation.

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