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Yes, but those benefits should be paid for in a lower overall corporate tax rate. There's many flaws in the tax bill, but eliminating special interest tax deduc
by jdavis703 9y ago
Yes, but those benefits should be paid for in a lower overall corporate tax rate. There's many flaws in the tax bill, but eliminating special interest tax deductions in favor of lower taxes for everyone who isn't a special interest isn't one of them. Unfortunately the tax bill includes many new special deductions for special interests like craft breweries, and people passing on multi-million dollar estates to their children.
- vintageseltzer 9y agoCorporations are enjoying record profits for years but wages have been stagnant since the 90s. The idea that when corporations receive more money they pass on a proportional value of benefits to their employees or customers is a laughable fiction. In fact, they will proudly say that this is a good thing, as their only responsibility is to the shareholder.
- ddw 9y agohttps://youtu.be/_6Dvv1uSmss https://youtu.be/_6Dvv1uSmss It's a sick joke