MrRodgers -> RE: Do you Support President Trump's Big Tax Cuts and Reforms (10/5/2017 4:18:28 PM)
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ORIGINAL: itsSIRtou ds,.... the ultimate profit for that vehicle no matter where its built, goes to the parent companies bottom line, wherever that companies headquartered. Then Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge are not American nameplates anymore. Try pulling that one out on a UAW member. quote:
For example, Medtronic, a long time Minnesota company, in a strategic move, "inverted" & transferred its home offices to Ireland, where it now pays a third of the taxes it paid in the US. Guess what? That means its profits, AND GDP is now also claimed by Ireland. and it STILL gets to keep the $40M in US federal contracts it has acquired. Not to mention allsorts of other perks of a US company, $40M in US Federal contracts? So what? Are you going to attempt to make the claim that ONLY US-American companies, based in the US should be eligible for Federal contracts? Ready for the Federal Government to start paying a shit ton more for those contracts because you're eliminating competitors? quote:
Like the majority of the benefits of US citizenship. OH sure, Medtronic, hired more people, and those people pay taxes, buy things, etc.,. BUT.... that doesn't make up for the $3 BILLION in taxes EVERY YEAR that doesn't go into US coffers. and THAT $3B in taxes is what we all have to make up for. Maybe companies don't leave if the tax codes were fair or less uneven? Btw, Medtronic still pays taxes on all the business it does in the US, just like before. quote:
NOW,.....let Me make this clear...... I am all for a TRUE MIDDLE CLASS TAX CUT. - families and individuals. and poor people. NOT one thin dime of a tax cut to the wealthy, or the majority of big corporations, big business without strings attached, to Me, the wealthy and big corporations don't need another bundle of money to not create jobs with. which job creation is one of the bullshit selling points for the tax cuts in the first place. u like the wealthy so much? keep giving them ur wallet and see what u get back from them. keep giving the wealthy tax cuts with no strings attached and that's all ur doing. First of all, how do you define the "Middle Class?" That will make any sort of math easier and less ambiguous. I completely oppose "strings attached" unless it applies to everyone evenly. Reductions in taxes is a reduction in the amount of money government is taking away from you. That is, they are taking less of your money. Your money. Anyone should be free to choose where they spend their own money. I would support a progressive tax bracket structure, though I much prefer a consumption tax (with a few tax-free categories). I absolutely support closing all loopholes (save for charitable giving and double taxation). quote:
So far the only thing they given u or anybody so far from tax cuts is more space between u and them for total net worth....how stupid is that??? Why the fuck do you care how much more they have than you?!? Why not just give a fuck how much you have? quote:
IF the reason for giving a tax cut is for job creation, then its not too damn much to demand & make them ACTUALLY create jobs with it.... Now, u and I have had some good debates,...but, How does that NOT make sense to u?? to be simplistic.... If I ask u for money for a particular reason and u give it to Me, (TWICE!!) but I instead I go buy or do something else with it altogether, why should u keep giving Me more money OR....not demand I spend it for the reason I told u? Because they are not "giving" them money. That money starts off belonging to them, not the government. They should have the authority to dictate where their money goes, shouldn't they? quote:
PS.....its nicknamed "VOODOO economics" for a darn good reason... To make it sound scary and spooky. I know. well introduce that previously unknowing UAW member to an actual economics major and I'm pretty sure They will be damn surprised where the ultimate profits and taxes for his labor goes to. Those nameplates are American but that's where it ends. The final profits, Taxes, and GDP are in Italia's coffers. Bon Appetit!!.... (er, sorry thats French, but u get the idea...) http://quote.morningstar.com/stock-filing/Annual-Report/2016/12/31/t.aspx?t=:FCAU&ft=20-F/A&d=67af96fce38795963770ef1d200697c8 .......this is Fiat's 2017 annual report. Read and learn My friend. And since we get along, I'm going to try and shorten ur search for the truth by suggesting clicking on links: • EXHIBIT 99.1 FCA BANK 16/15 • EXHIBIT 99.2 FCA BANK 15/14 once u get there.... pick one or the other, ...after that I'm going to tell u what My business economics teacher demanded of Me: read the whole thing.... slowly. I will trust in ur intelligence to find & see the truth. Medtronic's & Chrysler got to where they are by different means, but the end result is the same.... they are now both European owned companies who pay (less) European taxes, which gives Medtronics huge advantages over American based companies in bidding for US government contracts. I give a fuck about what wealthy people & corporations have when its at My own expense beyond buying their products. I don't know what rock hit u in ur head that u don't think that if they don't pay BILLIONS in taxes that >>>> u <<<<< don't make up for that loss in tax revenue somewhere??? Oh wait .....maybe ur gonna drive around with a full car of asphalt to fix potholes on the national interstate Highways when needed right? u would rather foot the bill Considering fixing potholes is supposed to come out of the taxes we pay for fuel...... So, your reaction to corporations leaving for other places for lower taxes, is to not make the US tax structure more competitive? That's not likely to make things better. Government revenues are at or near record highs. It's spending that's the problem in the US. Federal govt. tax rev. as a % of GDP is 16% up from 15% in 2012 and well below the high of over near 20% reached twice, once in 1945 and once again in 2000. It's called FRED Federal receipts as a percentage of GDP. HERE It's all going to come to a head anyway as Europe is a union now and Brussels is all over Ireland. Watch US corps. come back to the fast and loose US enforcement, Europe’s competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, said she would take Ireland to court over its failure to collect huge back tax bills from Apple. Regulators ordered Luxembourg to collect around 250 million euros ($293 million) in unpaid taxes from Amazon. The efforts amount to a concerted campaign aimed at revamping how taxes are collected in the 28-nation bloc. They are part of an array of moves by officials in Europe to flex their regulatory muscles over the United States technology sector, including penalties for antitrust violations and investigations into mishandling of customer data. Last year, Ireland was ordered to claim $15.2 billion in back taxes from Apple. Luxembourg is already under scrutiny for its tax regime. In 2015, the country faced orders to claw back €30 million from a Fiat Chrysler unit. The commission’s recovery order could rekindle trans-Atlantic tensions over Europe’s tax clampdown, just as Washington considers White House tax reforms that pave the way for US multinationals to repatriate foreign profits. HERE Now let's talk turkey here: you (yes nobody) are ever to talk about corp/govt. state capitalism, the MIC, big subsidies and wall street. Understand kinkroids Big bailouts, big subsidies, big tax cuts (Bush II) aircraft carriers, F-35 planes (we don't need) and all of these WARS and military asctions...all cost very, very big money all of which has been increased while taxes were cut. Part of the whole rationale is to do just what far too many are doing now. The bankers and govt. have done a bang-up job of making countless Americans much poorer since 2000 and that increases the benefit rolls. Then that gets blogs and those still with good or decent jobs to complain about people not much different than them but having lost jobs, working more for less and here we are. complaining about taxes rather than all of the above immorality shown in big tax cuts together with big spending and of course...wars. Mission accomplished. Do not ever talk about warmongering, wall street, subsidies and the corp. welfare state. ONLY talk about the capitalist proletariat and their insatiable greed and spending. You all are doing a great job. This tax proposal is flat out immoral. Corporations have no countries and care no more about our flag or national anthem and less than many professional athletes. All the corp. has is profits and taxes...the rest is conversation.
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