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They would if the cost of hiring someone to help save money on taxes cost more than it saved. It's not about a sense of fairness. If paying someone to save on t
by viscanti 11y ago
They would if the cost of hiring someone to help save money on taxes cost more than it saved. It's not about a sense of fairness. If paying someone to save on taxes is a bad investment, people stop doing that.
- jbooth 11y agoSo, if we're talking revenue of billions.. cut taxes to 0.0001% and that's the peak of the Laffer Curve where we maximize revenue? That's the argument?
- dennisgorelik 11y agoNo. Typical assumption is that the peak of Laffer Curve is somewhere between 30% and 70%.