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sales tax= regressive taxation, right?
Doesn't that contradict 'no new taxes' for people making less than X dollars a year?
House eyes new taxes as senators pare health bill - Yahoo! News
A hidden National Sales tax, now who do you think THAT is going to hurt?
It would require all individuals to obtain health insurance and force employers to offer health care to their workers, with exemptions for small businesses.
Increasing the price of soda and other sugary drinks by 10 cents a can.
Applying a potential 2 percent income tax increase to single taxpayers earning more than $200,000 a year and households earning more than $250,000.
A new employer payroll tax could target 3 percent of employers' health care expenditures.
Taxing employer-provided health insurance benefits above certain levels a less likely option but one that still is in the running.
sales tax= regressive taxation, right?
Doesn't that contradict 'no new taxes' for people making less than X dollars a year?
The majority of the Left on this board have already said that EVERY thing Obama promised in the Campaign were just lies to get votes. That if anyone ACTUALLY thought he was serious THEY have the problem not Obama for not seeing through a single campaign promise.
Who will these propose taxes hurt?
Increasing the price of soda and other sugary drinks by 10 cents a can.
Soda drinkers, of course. The reduction in the costs of health care might offset that somewhat.
Applying a potential 2 percent income tax increase to single taxpayers earning more than $200,000 a year and households earning more than $250,000.
Who will those hurt? Fairly obvious, isn't it?
A new employer payroll tax could target 3 percent of employers' health care expenditures.
Anyone who gets HC with their jobs, obviously.
Taxing employer-provided health insurance benefits above certain levels a less likely option but one that still is in the running.
Anyone with really good HC coverage, I suppose.
Who will these propose taxes hurt?
• Increasing the price of soda and other sugary drinks by 10 cents a can.
Soda drinkers, of course. The reduction in the costs of health care might offset that somewhat.
• Applying a potential 2 percent income tax increase to single taxpayers earning more than $200,000 a year and households earning more than $250,000.
Who will those hurt? Fairly obvious, isn't it?
• A new employer payroll tax could target 3 percent of employers' health care expenditures.
Anyone who gets HC with their jobs, obviously.
• Taxing employer-provided health insurance benefits above certain levels — a less likely option but one that still is in the running.
Anyone with really good HC coverage, I suppose.
