Obama to address nation at 9 p.m. Eastern as stalemate on debt talks continues

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Flat Tax - corporate and individual. No deductions. One percent national sales tax.

Balanced Budget Amendment with an 18 month exemption for armed conflict.

Done.
 
Quote from bone:

Flat Tax - corporate and individual. No deductions. One percent national sales tax.

Balanced Budget Amendment with an 18 month exemption for armed conflict.

Done.
Can someone explain to me why corporations should be taxed at all?

Don't the democrats like the public?

Aren't all stocks on NYSE owned by the public?

Why are the corporations taxed?

If you sell at a profit or get a dividend, well then yes you as an individual should be taxed.

CEO? make 30m? then yes you should be taxed.

But why tax a business?
 
Quote from bone:

Balanced Budget Amendment with an 18 month exemption for armed conflict.
Sadly, politicians would use a BBA as political cover to raise taxes.

Even those who are disinclined to raise taxes could hide behind a constitutional obligation to pay for all spending.

That's why I feel a BBA, although sound in principle, would not work in the hands of the politicians.
 
http://news.yahoo.com/buy-dollar-sinks-011544984.html

President Barack Obama said during a public address on Monday that the country could see its AAA debt downgraded unless the debt ceiling is raised by next Tuesday.


shhiiit..so to keep the AAA rating US have to borrow even more and bury itself in more debt? i thought it should be exact opposite-cut deficit,cut spending and keep AAA rating and value of the dollar..
sounds like a plan! thank you mister president! ask some folks from 2005-8 housing boom\bust how it's worked for them..

He warned that interest rates would go up as a result, hurting the economy.

about time..i'm sick and tired to see those 0.5% "high interest" checking accounts adds..and zero for my money at the bank
 
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Sadly, politicians would use a BBA as political cover to raise taxes.

Even those who are disinclined to raise taxes could hide behind a constitutional obligation to pay for all spending.

That's why I feel a BBA, although sound in principle, would not work in the hands of the politicians.
Not only that, sometimes it makes good fiscal sense to borrow money.
 
Quote from Bob111:

http://news.yahoo.com/buy-dollar-sinks-011544984.html




shhiiit..so to keep the AAA rating US have to borrow even more and bury itself in more debt? i thought it should be exact opposite-cut deficit,cut spending and keep AAA rating and value of the dollar..
sounds like a plan! thank you mister president! ask some folks from 2005-8 housing boom\bust how it's worked for them..



about time..i'm sick and tired to see those 0.5% "high interest" checking accounts adds..and zero for my money at the bank
That's the one that cracks me up.

Moodys and S&P says, "If you don't borrow more money we are going to downgrade your credit."
 
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