GOP Congressmen Reveals GOP Tax Reform: Surprise - Not Bad

[The Dude]

[eynon81]

lots of good stuff in there.

it's nice to get an interest deduction though.

also I think we need a 50% bracket for all personal income over 2.5 million. (or something like that).


btw....how is it revenue neutral if we open up investment income for higher taxation?

[The Dude]

[The Dude]

[John Galt]

id be alright with the big bank tax, maybe, if dodd frank went away so there will actually be a future for not-big-banks

simplifying is a good thing. plus i'll welcome a tax cut albeit small

[nordictruce]

that would save me like, 3 thousand dollars this year give or take and honestly i really don't give a shit either way. It was going in the savings anyway. I'm not poor it's not like i was going to use that 3k to go buy a new car or something. So now instead of saving 12k i will save 9k lol. wow big woop


I'm more concerned about the money that i do send getting put to good use more than i am worried about how much I pay a year.

[Kane]

[Stratego]

Explain how this is not screwing the middle and lower class. Lowering top earner tax and supplementing it with reduced deductions for everyone else and scaling back tax breaks for the poor.

[The Dude]

[Kane]

If I were a business owner...and wanted spending to go up...and wanted more business...and potentially more profit...I'd want my customers to have the money to do that. Sooooo....I see this as a win/win. With exception to the banks but I don't give a shit since they're already hoarding cash and restraining spending by said hoarding.