Quote from Max E. Pad:
Oh boy..... where do i even start with this......
The people who get paid out by corporations all get taxed on it genius, whether someone is the owner of a corporation, or they are an employee of a corporation, they all get taxed on it, eventually that money has to hit someones pockets.
It is actually double taxation when you tax corporations for anything, seeing as how someone has to be paid eventually, and those people will all have to pay income taxes. Apparently you also missed Romney's point.
Thats a brilliant plan you have, we should raise corporate taxes to 35% and take away all write offs so that the people who start businesses and create jobs can pay 35% tax at the corporate level, and then another 35% when they collect the money from their profits as income. Im sure that will really incentivise people to start private companies and create jobs. You should join Obamas economic team.
Oh boy, is right!!!!
Yo Max, I donât claim to be the sharpest tool in the shed, but ⦠and I could be wrong ⦠but ⦠before your poor, mistreated, mal-functioned-against corporations arrive at that thing called âtaxable incomeâ, they first DECUCT such things as advertising, utilities, amortization, insurance, CAM fees, contributions, interest. FICA paid in for employees along with other taxes paid, fuel, rent â¦
AND SALARIES AND WAGES PAID TO THE HELP. Iâm afraid this âdouble taxationâ stuff is part of that smoke screen blown in your eyes that prevents you from seeing the con job these underprivileged corp types are selling you.
Puuulleeeeze!!!
Demand drives our markets â not corporate taxes. If thereâs no demand for your widget, youâre closing up shop â even in a zero tax world. If thereâs demand for your widget, and something like a 35% tax makes you hesitate about making them, then guess what â SOMEONE ELSE WILL step up to the plate and make them ⦠and be happy with whatâs left. DEMAND â from the consumer â is what convinces corporations to create jobs.
And to ad insult to injury ⦠when these corporate types do get their hands on a little extra jing, their idea of âTrickle-down Reganismâ is to spend the money on a Benz, Beemer or other IMPORTED LUXURY CAR â trickling the dough down to support some other countryâs economy. Corporations have not now, nor have they ever been inspired to create jobs out of the goodness of their hearts because of favorable tax laws. Only when DEMAND exceeds ability to supply â pressures from the MARKETPLACE â are jobs created. ONLY!!