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katzgar said:
effective corporate tax rate is 18.6 so trump is giving corps a tax increase https://www.npr.org/2017/08/07/5417...e-the-highest-corporate-tax-rate-in-the-world
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The statutory corporate tax rate is 39%, and is being reduced to 21%, the average effective corporate tax rate is 29% and that is an estimate and that itself varies from industry to industry, now the effective marginal tax rate is 18.6% but your assertion that the effective marginal tax rate is going to increase under the bill is an overt lie based on nothing, if the statutory tax rate is reduced so too will the average and marginal effective tax rates.

The statutory tax rate is the rate levied on the next dollar of taxable profit. While this measure leaves a lot of information out, such as deductions and credits that reduce liability, it can have an impact on some business’s decisions by itself. One important decision it has an impact on is the location of profits. If the next dollar of profits is taxed at the statutory rate, companies have an incentive to locate their profits in countries with lower statutory tax rates. All else equal, high statutory tax rates tend to drive profit shifting.

The average effective tax rate is basically the amount of tax a corporation in a country pays divided by its income. As an all-in measure of tax burden, it considers the statutory tax rate, deductions, and any credits that reduce a corporation’s tax liability. Companies may look at the average effective tax rate when deciding which country to locate a new investment. All else equal, a company would rather put an investment in a country with a lower average effective tax rate because that investment will provide higher returns net of tax over its life.

The marginal effective tax rate is the tax corporations pay on a marginal investment, or an investment that makes just enough (in present value terms) to satisfy an investor, net of tax. This tax rate is mainly a function of the statutory tax rate and deductions corporations can tax on new investments, such as depreciation allowances. The marginal tax rate determines how much a company is willing to invest in a given country. The lower the marginal tax rate on new investment, the lower the pre-tax returns on those investments need to be to satisfy investors on an after-tax basis. As such, companies are more likely to pursue more investment projects when the marginal rate is lower.

The United States’ corporate tax ranks relatively high on all three measures. The U.S. has the highest statutory rate (39.1 percent), the third highest average effective tax rate (29 percent), and the fourth highest marginal effective tax rate (18.6 percent).

The CBO methodology isn’t perfect. Its methodology leaves out individual-level taxes on investment, which have an impact on investment behavior. In addition, its average effective tax rate measure for the United States and other countries is not perfectly comparable due to some data limitations. However, these findings are roughly comparable to the findings of other studies that have attempted to compare countries’ corporate tax systems with alternative methodologies.

https://taxfoundation.org/cbo-report-compares-us-corporate-tax-g20/
 
PraiseKek said:
I did address it, corporate rates do not need to be phased out to comply with Senate Budget rules individual tax cuts do, again not the fault of Republicans or Trump.
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Translation = personal tax cuts phased out; corporate tax cuts permanent

Thanks for verifying that
 
PraiseKek said:
He claimed that the corporate tax rates are not reduced by the tax plan, you are changing the subject.



Who is sitting on trillions in cash? What do you think a corporation is dipshit?




History has not shown that.
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I don’t give a shit what somebody else claimed, I’m telling you corporations never paid a so-called onerous 35% rate.

Who is sitting on trillions in cash? Ijust told you. Are you that fucking illiterate?

Tell me when tax cuts for corps translated to wage increases.

I’ll wait.
 
domer76 said:
Translation = personal tax cuts phased out; corporate tax cuts permanent

Thanks for verifying that
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Holy shit you're a barely functional retard, that has nothing to do with the bill, republicans, or Trump it has to do with the Senate Budget rules they will be up for a revote in 2025.
 
domer76 said:
I don’t give a shit what somebody else claimed, I’m telling you corporations never paid a so-called onerous 35% rate.
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I replied to him, he claimed that corporate tax rates are going up under the bill, he is FOS and you're changing the subject.

Who is sitting on trillions in cash? Ijust told you. Are you that fucking illiterate?
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No you didn't. What do you think a corporation is you fucking retard? Who is "they"? Shareholders? Moron.

Tell me when tax cuts for corps translated to wage increases.
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Growth = wage increases, increased employment overall, and reinvestment, so let's go with always.
 
1st damn thing that's gone his way with both houses on his side and now its time or the profit taking. LMFAO.

Ah good times. Your Dumplings were desperate for this. knowing Trump's failure. But please pretend this is one of many Ws
 
PraiseKek said:
I replied to him, he claimed that corporate tax rates are going up under the bill, he is FOS and you're changing the subject.



No you didn't. What do you think a corporation is you fucking retard? Who is "they"? Shareholders? Moron.



Growth = wage increases, increased employment overall, and reinvestment, so let's go with always.
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Let’s repeat, you illiterate fucktard.

Corporate rates are dropping and are permanent, but they never paid 35% to begin woth.

What is a corporation? What the fuck do you think it is? If you’re saying “people”, you’re full of shit, since “people” are having their cuts phased out in a few years. Fucking idiot.

Wishful thinking on your part. Did you see the clip of that question posed to a room full of CEOs? Nary a one raised their hand when asked about wages or reinvestment. Thanks for not providing a single example to prove my point.

You must love getting fucked in the ass, because that’s exactly what’s happening.
 
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domer76 said:
Let’s repeat, you illiterate fucktard.

Corporate rates are dropping and are permanent, but they never paid 35% to begin woth.

What is a corporation? What the fuck do you think it is? If you’re saying “people”, you’re full of shit, since “people” are having their cuts phased out in a few years. Fucking idiot.

Wishful thinking on your part. Did you see the clip of that question posed to a room full of CEOs? Nary a one raised their hand when asked about wages or reinvestment. Thanks for not providing a single example to prove my point.

You must love getting fuckedin the ass, because that’s exactly what’s happening.
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Why are you such an obnoxious cunt?

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