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How do you feel about the difference in income tax rates from the mid twentieth century to now for the upper wealth brackets?
by mmazing 7y ago
How do you feel about the difference in income tax rates from the mid twentieth century to now for the upper wealth brackets?
- whatthesmack 7y agoThe rates that nobody paid, because of tax "loopholes"? There's no reason to compare rates that nobody paid.
- larnmar 7y agoI’d rather go back to the early 20th century when income taxes weren’t even a thing, and yet everything still worked somehow.
- frockington1 7y agoA step in the right direction. The lower the better in my opinion, the federal government is long past its prime
- mmazing 7y agoIs that because you think that the federal government doesn't properly utilize the tax dollars that it receives? If the federal government is past its prime, what do you think that the future of the United States should look like?
- malvosenior 7y ago> Is that because you think that the federal government doesn't properly utilize the tax dollars that it receives? Not the OP but this is absolutely how I feel. I think I would only be happy to pay taxes if every single dollar I spent was accounted for with a way to track progress on what is being funded. Missing milestones or goals would result in me paying no more taxes on that project until whatever management in place was restructured.