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Notice the key words "expected" , "suggests", "estimated".dude the answer is in the document. did you read it?Answer the question in the OP first.well they won't answer that question. that is the end of the discussion. until they explain what they mean by fair, there is going to be absolutely zero intelligent discussions that can be had to agree. I've been waiting for five years for what is fair?well dip, if someone doesn't make 100,000 it is tough to get them that amount right? so what is it you think is fair? do you even have a clue? even if you took all of the 1 out of 25's money, it doesn't do anything to the debt. and someone getting 4K back is better than 0 isn't it? why are you consumed with the 1 guy? I don't get it. do you do math? do you do percentages? if not you should go to school and learn what that means.Trump's tax plan: Give 1 person out of 25 $100,000, then say the average amount per person is $4,000.
It's interesting how the ignorant twats think a flat tax is "unfair"
If we are all taxed at (FOR EXAMPLE) 20%.....then the guy earning a TAXABLE INCOME OF $10,000 would pay $2000 in taxes and the guy earning a TAXABLE INCOME OF $1m is paying $200,000 in taxes.
How is that not "fair"?
What is the exact rate to make the "wealthy" pay their "fair share"?
Please left losers, what is a fair tax system? please we are fking waiting
How is a corporate tax cut going to put $4,000 in a person's home?
We are fucking waiting.
"This analysis from the Council of Economic Advisers reviews the evidence that has driven other developed countries to pursue the path of lower corporate tax rates and estimates how business tax reform in the Unified Framework for Fixing Our Broken Tax Code2 (hereafter, the “Unified Framework”) is expected to affect wages for American workers. Reducing the statutory federal corporate tax rate from 35 to 20 percent would, the analysis below suggests, increase average household income in the United States by, very conservatively, $4,000 annually. The increases recur each year, and the estimated total value of corporate tax reform for the average U.S. household is therefore substantially higher than $4,000. Moreover, the broad range of results in the literature suggest that over a decade, this effect could be much larger"
What they don't tell you is that this tax plan will increase out debt by $1.5 trillion and that larger and larger national debts SUPPRESS household income.
https://money.usnews.com/money/pers.../2011/03/31/how-the-national-debt-affects-you
Funny, I have not heard a single one of you complain about Trump adding to the debt.
It's Okay When Trump Does It!™