…the closing of loopholes and deductions enjoyed by the rich. — The Morning Plum: No, we are not ‘finished’ with the tax debate, Greg Sargent, Washington Post, today A hallmark…

…to rip-off the economy with “rent” profits. And even if the “compromise” was to allow some increase in tax payments through cutting back deductions that primarily benefit the elite, one…

…gain money they sure don’t need from RLBB as they just don’t have deductions on the order of their income (importantly this refers to Romney style RL and maybe a…

…lobbying organizations–less regulation, more privatization, more reductions to earned benefits like Medicare and Social Security, and more tax provisions that favor the rich that the GOP labels–without empirical support– as…

…that he doesn’t plan to cut taxes for the rich. He claims that he will avoid such cuts by eliminating deductions, credits and exclusions. One of his claims must be…

…of income mostly enjoyed by the very wealthy), and otherwise provided deductions and preferences that had the effect of redistributing upwards from the vast middle to the few at the…

…already allows deductions faster than economic lossm amounting to yet another pure tax subsidy for businesses. 4) Companies that need to purchase equipment in order to compete will make the…

…rate on capital gains, reinstate the phase out of deductions at high income levels, increase the top income tax rate (let the Bush tax cuts lapse in toto or at…

…gas extractive industry, even while it complains about the petty little incentives put in place in recent years for environmentally sound energy generation–accelerated expensing creates “phantom” deductions that reduce taxable…

…into tax-free education-retirement savings account (with modest caps) – No other adjustments, deductions, or exemptions Effective rates: 10% on $60,000; 15% on $160,000; 19% on $1,000,000. Totals about 65% of…