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Re: *Re: undoing the new deal and subsequent protections

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Hi CF, eliminating corporate tax would make US corps much more competitive in the global market - increasing sales, creating jobs and thus increasing individual tax revenue. Don't know how it would all work out though. Consider Sub S corps, they don't pay tax, profit or loss is passed on to individual shareholders. If profitable the individual reports his/her portion as income - even if it was plowed back into the business and no cash was distributed. If applied similarly to all corp profits that might work. (thinking out loud)


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Re: *Re: undoing the new deal and subsequent protections
By: Cactus Flower
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Thu, 27 Sep 12 9:29 PM
Msg. 10368 of 54959

second point.

so if these guys wanted to invest, there's still a tax yield.

there's the investment in r&d, which means compensation for innovators, which entails taxes on income.

there's the investment in machinery and equipment, which means taxes generated by a supplier of machinery and equipment.

it's fairly difficult to keep generating income unless you employ people and buy things. taxes are spat out of such a system.

but you are right that it ain't perfection.

i just think the current system is so flawed as to be a bit hopeless. they just raise a puny amount through corporation tax.

dividend income looks a bit easier to capture to me.


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