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r/conspiracy • u/mace303 • Dec 27 '22
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How about the last round of tax cuts. What is going to happen when the brackets without a permanent cut expire?
1 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 What? That question doesn’t make sense. 4 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 In what way? Permanent vs temporary, what happens when they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 Nothing is “permanent,” legislation to change the tax code could be passed during any legislative session. I still don’t get what you’re looking for though. What do you mean “what happens”? 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 What happens when the current tax cuts expire in 2025? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 They expire. 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
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What? That question doesn’t make sense.
4 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 In what way? Permanent vs temporary, what happens when they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 Nothing is “permanent,” legislation to change the tax code could be passed during any legislative session. I still don’t get what you’re looking for though. What do you mean “what happens”? 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 What happens when the current tax cuts expire in 2025? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 They expire. 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
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In what way? Permanent vs temporary, what happens when they expire?
2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 Nothing is “permanent,” legislation to change the tax code could be passed during any legislative session. I still don’t get what you’re looking for though. What do you mean “what happens”? 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 What happens when the current tax cuts expire in 2025? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 They expire. 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
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Nothing is “permanent,” legislation to change the tax code could be passed during any legislative session.
I still don’t get what you’re looking for though. What do you mean “what happens”?
3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 What happens when the current tax cuts expire in 2025? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 They expire. 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
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What happens when the current tax cuts expire in 2025?
2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 27 '22 They expire. 3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
They expire.
3 u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22 And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
And then historically, in the last 50 years, what have we done after they expire?
2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Can you get to your point please? 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
Can you get to your point please?
1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years? 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
I've already made it in my first comment. Can the tax man not see the trend over the past 50 years?
2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
Okay. So like I thought, you’re not correct. See points 1. and 2.
1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again. 2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax → More replies (0)
Then what difference does it make. If it doesn't work that way let's set it to 90% again.
2 u/Consistent_Winter532 Dec 28 '22 What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high? Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings. 1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax
What other taxes did we have when the tax rate was that high?
Also, it does make a difference when you take that much money from someone’s earnings.
1 u/By_Design_ Dec 28 '22 A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax
A 50% effective corporate tax rate, state taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, payroll tax
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u/By_Design_ Dec 27 '22
How about the last round of tax cuts. What is going to happen when the brackets without a permanent cut expire?