40%? Link pleaseGee…..did they drop prices when Trump cut their taxes by 40 percent?
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40%? Link pleaseGee…..did they drop prices when Trump cut their taxes by 40 percent?
Is the so called libertarian candidate in the Virginia governor race there to stop a Republican from winning it? McCaullife is corrupted to the bone. It was known a couple of decades ago. Killing him and his family is what things like this only understand. It won't happen though.Winner, winner, chicken dinner!!!
True, demand is a key component. It wouldn't work for all businesses...especially those with no existing future, for lack of consumer demand.Ask them.
You're saying raising them will create jobs and that's not any more correct
Actually, higher taxes forces corporations to operate more efficiently and effectively, and encourages reinvestment in their own business.
Whatever they reinvest in their company is tax deductible or a tax write off.. Give raises to employees, or hire more... all a tax write off....expand your inventory, or build additional retail stores or office space, all a tax write off....
These type of things are done, to avoid owing higher taxes from a higher tax rate....and to avoid having to raise the price of goods higher than the market is willing to pay....
A tax hike, encourages them to create jobs, which is tax free spending....really low taxes encourages nothing, but pocketing the money, in most cases.
The ideal has never existed and never will.True, demand is a key component. It wouldn't work for all businesses...especially those with no existing future, for lack of consumer demand.
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what would be ideal is;
If corporations took a tax cut savings, and reduced their wholesale prices with the savings, demand would increase with a lower wholesale and retail price for consumers, which in turn... Increases the manufacture's demand, growth.
But that's not what the corporations did....
Cutting taxes will not create jobs
If you sell 1000 widgets a month, lower taxes will increase your profit not allow you to increase your workforce.
Unless you can expand the market for your widgets, you will not sell more
The middle class is where the money is.Biden doesn't really want to raise taxes on the rich and his plan doesn't. His plan puts a disproportionate burden on the middle and lower classes who will be hit the hardest by the skyrocketing prices his plan is, and will continue to cause. It'll be his fault but he'll let the media put the blame elsewhere.
If there was a market for an additional 500 widgets, you would already be filling it regardless of the taxesUm, in many cases you might have been able to sell 1500 widgets a month if you had more employees.
The middle class is where income is actually reported. They have little opportunity to hide income.The middle class is where the money is.
The income tax takes advantage of this because people in the middle 30% of earners will have the longest working careers and will bring in the most aggregate income to be taxed.
That's why the middle income brackets hardly ever change and only the lowest and highest get tinkered with
If there was a market for an additional 500 widgets, you would already be filling it regardless of the taxes
The wealthy don't really have W2 income.The middle class is where income is actually reported. They have little opportunity to hide income.
The wealthy know better than to report income and they have an army of lawyers and accountants to hide it.
Most of our nations wealth resides with our wealthiest 5 percent
Additional taxes will only apply to increased profit.A bakery makes cookies that sell out every day with people bagging for more, but the bakery can only make so many cookies a day because they can only afford a staff of 4 people. If they hired 2 more people to work after closing making cookies they could have more to sell.
And all 43 Biden supporters nod in agreement.
Psaki: 'Unfair and Absurd' To Say Companies Would Raise Prices in Response to Tax Increases
White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Monday defended House Democrats' tax plan in the face of criticism that the legislation would see taxes and consumer prices rise for many Americans. Psaki insisted President Joe Biden is committed to keeping taxes the same for anyone making less than...freebeacon.com
The wealthy don't really have W2 income.
It is nearly impossible to hide income from capital gains.
And there is a reason we don't have a "wealth tax" it'd because the income of the middle class will always always always be larger in the aggregate than all the net worth of the wealthy combined.
Which is why the income tax is the worst tax of all for the working class
Wealth and income are 2 entirely different thingsThe wealth of the middle class is declining - biggly. A successful first world economy is dependent on a thriving and healthy middle class. The American middle class was built by unions. Reagan's destruction of the unions was just the first step in Republican dismantling of the New Deal, that had made the US economy the most powerful and richest in the world.
Why the middle class is shrinking
Fewer millennials in 2019 are middle class compared to baby boomers when they were in their 20s.www.marketwatch.com
The American Middle Class Is No Longer the World’s Richest (Published 2014)
After three decades of slow growth, middle-class incomes in the U.S. appear to trail those of Canada. Poor Americans now make less than the poor in several other countries.www.nytimes.com
Michael Farr: The problem with the U.S. economy is there are too many poor people
It's easy to hate the rich for all that they have and all that you don't, but the rich aren't the problem.www.cnbc.com
We Killed the Middle Class. Here’s How We Can Revive It.
By helping one another reach our full potential, we’ll help the whole country get its swagger back.www.theatlantic.com
Congratulations. Republican policies have returned the US tax code to the Guilded Age. Wages as a percentage of costs are now the lowest they've been since the day of the Robber Barons.
For most U.S. workers, real wages have barely budged in decades
Adjusted for inflation, today's average hourly wage has about as much purchasing power as it did in 1978. Most wage increases have gone to the highest earners.www.pewresearch.org
The Top 1% of Americans Have Taken $50 Trillion From the Bottom 90%—And That's Made the U.S. Less Secure
A report shows that a $50 trillion redistribution of income to benefit the richest has made America less healthy, resilient, and securetime.com
Did they lower the price of goods when their taxes were reduced by 40% -45% in their last mega corporate tax cut?
NO!
So why would the price of goods go up, with a 10% - 20% tax hike???
Absolutely
Cut their taxes and they just keep the money
Conversely, if a company could charge higher prices, they already would.
The market will decide
Higher taxes are on profit not operating expenses
Higher taxes are on profit not operating expensesAbsolutely
Cut their taxes and they just keep the money
Conversely, if a company could charge higher prices, they already would.
The market will decide
Higher taxes are on profit not operating expenses