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Old 02-25-2019, 06:57 PM  
AmeliaG
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Originally Posted by VRPdommy View Post
I have yet to see anyone say the poor are paying more...
You are making things up to argue against.
I stated the case of 'PERCEPTIONS' on the issue and you apparently are mixing stuff up in your head.

There is very little change in personal rates and effective rates for Americans. Some deductions

Corporations got a reduction of top rates from 35% to 21%
A repatriation foreign earnings that they have been amassing at a rate of 15.5 percent for cash and 8 percent for other assets.

The growth that was suppose to happen from these tax breaks (job creation) end up being stock buy backs helping the CEO's that have a incentive to do so. So I would say they are making out pretty good for no extra effort... except perhaps a little lobbying.

Jobs are contrary to profits. Why would they want to do that. No bonus in it for them.

After the dust has settled and the stock market expects these new levels, what then when they can not continue to produce them ? Because that is how the street works.
They will be crying the blues and finding someone or something else to blame it on.

The truth is they have made the whole process much more complex than it needs to be and inside that complexity are the methods to avoid taxes.
I use plenty of them. I like them when they help me, but that does not make them right.

If perception is what matters, why did you make a thread and thread title likely to give people the inaccurate idea that working poor and middle class Americans did not get a tax break?

You agree they did get a tax break.

You state that perception is important.

So why are you trying to promote inaccurate perceptions?

Also, what do you do in this industry?
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