…“Income” doesn’t include capital gains; it comprises all household income except capital gains. So capital gains are also absent from “Saving” — Income minus (Consumption) Expenditures. (This is why HouseholdSavings1…

…Children’s Health Insurance Program, which already prohibits abortion funding; • A provision adjusting per capita cap targets for low-spending and high-spending states to promote equity; • The permanent repeal of…

…or make the entire investment, it does not get the full subsidy. In addition, the legislature must also amend the state’s TIF law by lifting the 12% cap on the…

…spending. • Graham – Cassidy also implements a capita cap which cuts Medicaid expansion state funding by $180 billion over 10 years. The resulting cuts would increase each year reaching…

…expenses, cap healthcare, etc. These are all the things Senators Graham and Cassidy claim will still be covered in their state block grant bill for healthcare. Except, there is no…

…the reinstatement of the preferential capital gains rate within 2 years of the 1986 tax reform’s well-considered removal of the preference, or the reinstatement of the absurd R&D credit when…

…more market share. 3. You build a bigger and bigger business. Number 3 is how you monetize this, personally. The value of the company (its share price/market cap) rises steadily….

…Previously, the Senate version had eliminated the property tax deduction entirely. The change aligns with the property tax cap set in the House bill. One difference between the two bills…

By Steve Roth (reposted) How Amazon’s Accounting Makes Rich People’s Income Invisible Increasingly, businesses don’t generate profits. They generate capital gains. It’s fiendishly clever. Image you’re Jeff Bezos, circa 1998….

…or nothing to do with butchers and bakers or convenient time-shifting of purchases. That’s a made-up armchair myth (though the convenience benefit is real). Wampum, likewise, wasn’t used for trade…