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rdean
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As nationwide budget protests continue this week, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is prepared to unveil the Obama administration’s plan to lower the top corporate tax rate from the current 35 percent to less than 30 percent, and as low as 26 percent.
Why don't you mention that that also involves removing many features of the tax code so the effective rate is much higher for many companies? Which is why they are fighting it.
But that would be too honest for you.
Yes, the Obama Administration is the lap dog of unions. Preventing a company from moving from one state to another is just another brick in the road to socialism. 2o12 cannot come soon enough to get that incompetent prick out of the White House.
you sir, are free to howl about tax codes on the 'net until the cows come home
i would suggest that, short of reading the federal register, a superhuman feat of incomprehensible patience interpeting them, not to mention the risk of running out of ascii posting it all, that you are no less 'opinionated' than i
that said, you'll kindly respect my opinion(s), be them of my own hand, or that which is harvested on the issue if you're truly here for sanguine exchange
thank you
~S~
Why do corporations need even more tax breaks? CEO pay is zooming upward. The companies are making more now than ever before. Corporate profits are exploding. In fact, it's estimated they are sitting on more than 2 trillion. Some are using that money for acquisition to send even more jobs to China.
If the answer is to give them more and more, how come they aren't giving back? Could they have it any easier than they do now?