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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just got our #s from our accountant. We will pay $50k less under the new system compared to the old. $50k! Which is great. But we are not the people who need to pay less. This is not good on a macro level. [/quote] 45% people pay zero or even negative income tax. It's really tough to help them pay less...[/quote] Not sure of your point. My point, since it blew over your head, is that we are high income and got a pretty big benefit from the changes. Which is great on an individual level. But terrible on a macro level where people like us need to pay more (or at least the same) to support government programs. A huge and growing deficit is not good. It is pure stupidity that we are paying $50k less. [/quote] At a macro level, the best government program ever is to have a great economy and full employment -- which we have as a consequence of this tax reform, smartly primarily aimed at corporations, not individuals. Now, if you want to spend that $50k, nothing prevents you from hiring a publicist and launching a coalition of folks who want to donate more to good causes. [/quote] So interesting that you don't include mention of pay raises/adequate salaries in your description. What good is a "great economy" if people are still living paycheck to paycheck, are one paycheck away from complete financial ruin, can't afford health insurance or health care, can't afford housing, etc etc etc? For whom is that economy great? Not those living in poverty or barely sustainable lower middle class. Meanwhile the rich get richer. Do you honestly think the massive income inequality in our country is a healthy, sustainable thing? [/quote] Hey, I thought that after 8 full years in the WH, and after spending TRILLIONS more than any other President...Obama had solved some of those problems? Like.....none?[/quote]
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