And away we go:
Treasury unveils measures to combat tax inversions - MarketWatch
That'll teach those corporations to follow their legal mandate to maximize shareholder value.
Good thing this administration is so business-friendly.
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The president is supposed to work for all Americans. Not just the rich.
The president is supposed to do what's best for America. Not what's best for corporations or stockholders.
I will never understand why conservatives believe that it's ok for people to take what America has to offer but not pay for it.
Why don't you believe that corporations should pay their fair share? Why are stockholders more important to you than our nation?
Wow, a post stuffed with
both intellectually dishonest straw men
and tedious, simplistic bumper sticker slogans.
A twofer!
What the hell, I'll play along.
What I
actually believe, unlike what you are
pretending that I believe, is (as I have already said) that the goal of both politicians and corporations should be to achieve an equilibrium between efficient, effective taxation & regulation and enough freedom to create, innovate, hire, grow and prosper. I also believe that increasing top end marginal tax rates (on the evil rich) could be done without causing too much damage.
I would decrease corporate taxes significantly, allowing for both the repatriation of domestic capital and the attraction of brand spanking new foreign capital investment, which is currently on the sidelines waiting for someone to ******* do something. I'd guess that total would be somewhere in the neighborhood of $3 to $4 trillion, based on current estimates.
I would also add two marginal personal income tax rates above current rates, at 44.9% and 49.9%, and I would have effective tax rate minimums.
I'm tempted to explain further why I believe this is a good idea and how those changes would manifest, but based on your post, something tells me you wouldn't get it.
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