Do millionaires, billionaires, oil execs, hedge fund managers, & yacht/jet owners need tax breaks th
sgdds Asked: Do millionaires, billionaires, oil execs, hedge fund managers, & yacht/jet owners need tax breaks th
us do not get?
Answers:
Grand Theft Pants the 12th Answered:
Everyone needs a tax break.
Everyone needs a tax break.
Katelyn Smith Answered:
No. No they do not.
No. No they do not.
ponpon Answered:
According to the Republicans they do.
According to the Republicans they do.
El Marxista Answered:
Did you know, cons actually believe tax cuts create jobs!? Lol, I know, ridiculous.
Did you know, cons actually believe tax cuts create jobs!? Lol, I know, ridiculous.
Thomas D Answered:
We need a 15% flat tax.Rich pay more and the poor pay less, nothing could be more fair.
We need a 15% flat tax.Rich pay more and the poor pay less, nothing could be more fair.
George W Bush in a Bra Answered:
Just become a millionaire and then you can get the tax breaks too!
Just become a millionaire and then you can get the tax breaks too!
rangerco175 Answered:
Makes you feel like a Serf working for a Lord, doesn't it.
Makes you feel like a Serf working for a Lord, doesn't it.
SugarBear Answered:
You are awarethe corporate jet tax break Obama is so adamantly complaining about was originally part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009…aka the Obama stimulus plan.Just sayin'.Could we have some consistency, please?
You are awarethe corporate jet tax break Obama is so adamantly complaining about was originally part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009…aka the Obama stimulus plan.Just sayin'.Could we have some consistency, please?
You Know Obamas Wright Answered:
@El Marxist – Actually, tax cuts DO create job growth. It's been proven in the past too. The Reagan tax cuts, like similar measures enacted in the 1920s and 1960s, showed that reducing excessive tax rates stimulates growth, reduces tax avoidance, and can increase the amount and share of tax payments generated by the rich. High top tax rates can induce counterproductive behavior and suppress revenues, factors that are usually missed or understated in government static revenue analysis. Furthermore, the key assumption of static revenue analysis that economic growth is not affected by tax changes is disproved by the experience of previous tax reduction programs. There is little reason to expect static revenue analysis to evaluate the economic or distributional effects of current tax reform proposals much better than it evaluated the Reagan tax program.
@El Marxist – Actually, tax cuts DO create job growth. It's been proven in the past too. The Reagan tax cuts, like similar measures enacted in the 1920s and 1960s, showed that reducing excessive tax rates stimulates growth, reduces tax avoidance, and can increase the amount and share of tax payments generated by the rich. High top tax rates can induce counterproductive behavior and suppress revenues, factors that are usually missed or understated in government static revenue analysis. Furthermore, the key assumption of static revenue analysis that economic growth is not affected by tax changes is disproved by the experience of previous tax reduction programs. There is little reason to expect static revenue analysis to evaluate the economic or distributional effects of current tax reform proposals much better than it evaluated the Reagan tax program.
So before you go laughing out loud and spouting off ignorance on the world wide web like a typical libtard, perhaps you should do some homework first and dig for the truth. Otherwise you will forever be a dumbass.
Alyssa Answered:
No, they do not.
No, they do not.
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