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I think ending deductions for a lower rate is the way to go as far as that goes......
Why is 40% of Capital Gains tax exempt?
You don't want some millionaire to drop down to six figures? I swear, every time the GOP comes up with a "revenue-neutral" tax plan, I end up paying more. It's kind of like how the Cable company is going to save me big bucks and a couple of months later the bill goes back up. How about we go back to the Eisenhower days when the capital gains top rate was 90%. At least we got some highways out of that deal!
You don't want some millionaire to drop down to six figures? I swear, every time the GOP comes up with a "revenue-neutral" tax plan, I end up paying more. It's kind of like how the Cable company is going to save me big bucks and a couple of months later the bill goes back up. How about we go back to the Eisenhower days when the capital gains top rate was 90%. At least we got some highways out of that deal!
Thanks but I have no clue how this answers my question.
Because by doing that, they're hoping that low IQ voters wont realize that that means capital gains are taxed at a 40% lower rate......
Yeah well, I know it's not that simple but since the odds of anything passing is low I don't really feel like taking the time to look it up. I just thought maybe someone would know.
Wouldn't this kind of tax hike violate their own pledge?
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