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originally posted by: amfirst1
a reply to: CB328
You do know the United States is competing in a global marketplace. US corporations need an advantage in order to compete with other countries so they can remain in the US and employ American workers. Leftists policies only redistribute America's wealth to other countries. Are you an American loyalist or a globalist. If you are a globalist then just admit to it instead of making excuses why it is better to extract America's wealth.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
Expect this man to be hated now. Go against the administration, feel the wrath of its supporters.
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: amfirst1
a reply to: CB328
You do know the United States is competing in a global marketplace. US corporations need an advantage in order to compete with other countries so they can remain in the US and employ American workers. Leftists policies only redistribute America's wealth to other countries. Are you an American loyalist or a globalist. If you are a globalist then just admit to it instead of making excuses why it is better to extract America's wealth.
On any list of the worlds most profitable, most revenue, or most assets, or most anything, whether it be top 50, top 100, or top 10, the US will always have at least more than half of US corporations on that list.
They don’t need all that help—their making more money than they’ve ever made
This is just pure unadulterated GREED!
originally posted by: HanSolo31
a reply to: neo96
So I need to adjust what I paid because our government is addicted to money and needs to print to survive ? - Me thinks not.
If the government didn't tax me in the first place, I wouldn't need any help to make ends meet today. You can't earn what was yours and was taken away.
What does the fact that my employer matched it have to do with anything ? Let me break it down for you slowly so you can understand.
1) I work my ass off and get a paycheck.
2) Government says give me some money from what I EARNED so that we can use it for programs and wars and insurance when in need.
3) Government spends it all and basically bankrupts all programs like medicare.
4) Now that I am in need of help, I DIDN'T EARN IT ?
They taxed me exactly for this reason. Not my problem they spent it all. Again, if they hadn't taxed me, I wouldn't need them at all.
You can't tax me and say we will hold this money for you so if something happens we can help, and then say you didn't earn it.
originally posted by: Willtell
This is the coup de grace to the MC and poor of America from the elite rich, who’s puppet Trump delivered what he was elected for to them: literally every resource in sight!
We’ll be virtual serfs again soon folks, not part serf but full serfs again!
The only thing left to us is debt.
originally posted by: gimcrackery
The U.S. has the highest top corporate tax rate among advanced economies. So giving them some back is a good idea. The real problem is the governments over spendinga reply to: CB328
The claim: The U.S. has the highest corporate tax rate in the world.
The short answer: That is generally true, though many businesses end up paying far less than the statutory rate.
When many politicians talk about overhauling the tax code, both on the corporate and income side, they talk about this discrepancy between effective rates and statutory rates — the phrase often used is "broaden the base, lower the rates" (or some configuration thereof). The idea is to lower the statutory rates but close some of the loopholes that push those effective rates so far from the statutory rates.
One other way to put corporate tax rates in perspective: the total size of corporate revenue. That has fallen off over time.
And on this measure, U.S. corporate taxation isn't all that big compared with other countries'. As of 2014, U.S. corporate tax revenues were at around 2.2 percent of the GDP. The OECD average was 2.8 percent.