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Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin

(107,757 posts)
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 08:40 PM Mar 2021

5 tax hikes that may be coming under Biden: strategist

With a $1.9 trillion stimulus plan now under his belt, President Joe Biden and his administration are reportedly eyeing several tax hikes to pay for a significant new infrastructure bill and help coral the ballooning U.S. deficit.

But getting tax hikes through even to support badly needed infrastructure investments will be a Herculean challenge, argues Stifel chief Washington policy strategist Brian Gardner.

Gardner lists several tax hikes that Congress and the Biden administration may pass in the currently polarized political climate. They include:

Raising the corporate income tax rate to 28% from 21%.

Doubling the global intangible low-taxed income rate to 21% from 10.5%.

Lifting the top tax rate to 39.6% from 37% for individuals making over $400,000.

Taxing capital gains as ordinary income (at a top tax rate of 39.6%) for those earning more than $1 million a year.

Hiking the estate tax rate to 45% from 40% for assets worth more than $1 million.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/5-tax-hikes-that-may-be-coming-under-b-iden-strategist-181722826.html

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5 tax hikes that may be coming under Biden: strategist (Original Post) Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2021 OP
Excellent! Music Man Mar 2021 #1
Great! Those 5 tax hikes don't apply to me or anyone I know!!! winstars Mar 2021 #2
Our tax hikes come in 2023. jimfields33 Mar 2021 #15
If they reinstate the deductions as well, that would benefit the middle class Clash City Rocker Mar 2021 #17
The only one I am against is the estate tax worth more than 1 million and change it to 5 million kimbutgar Mar 2021 #3
I Agree with this but it's a negotiation point Beetwasher. Mar 2021 #8
The taxable amount is only for that above $11.7 million GeoWilliam750 Mar 2021 #16
What is global intangible low taxed income? questionseverything Mar 2021 #4
Sounds like offshore tax havens Beetwasher. Mar 2021 #9
Info here Clash City Rocker Mar 2021 #18
Any moves to lower lower and middle income tax rates? fierywoman Mar 2021 #5
The article is incorrect about the estate tax bcool Mar 2021 #6
Thank you for the clarification. kimbutgar Mar 2021 #11
How about just letting ALL of the Trump/GOP tax cuts expire in 2025? Freethinker65 Mar 2021 #7
Why wait? Pass legislation to cancel them now Beetwasher. Mar 2021 #10
We need to income now to offset the money we'll be spending to recover from Covid and repuke kimbutgar Mar 2021 #12
Actually WHITT Mar 2021 #13
All of that Socialism...... Chainfire Mar 2021 #14
I don't see why the House would not support those... Wounded Bear Mar 2021 #19
Not enough... that's a big wet one to Billionaires. WarGamer Mar 2021 #20

jimfields33

(15,703 posts)
15. Our tax hikes come in 2023.
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 09:20 PM
Mar 2021

Trump tax bill has sunset provision for middle class but permanent for the rich.

Clash City Rocker

(3,390 posts)
17. If they reinstate the deductions as well, that would benefit the middle class
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 10:00 PM
Mar 2021

Our taxes went up the year the Trump tax plan went into effect. I heard the same from several friends.

kimbutgar

(21,056 posts)
3. The only one I am against is the estate tax worth more than 1 million and change it to 5 million
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 08:45 PM
Mar 2021

People who live in states like California and New York that have high real estate prices shouldn’t be penalized if they inherit a family home parents brought in the 1950’s to the 1980’s.

bcool

(219 posts)
6. The article is incorrect about the estate tax
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 08:46 PM
Mar 2021

The estate tax applies to estates over $11 million, not $1 million.

Freethinker65

(10,001 posts)
7. How about just letting ALL of the Trump/GOP tax cuts expire in 2025?
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 08:47 PM
Mar 2021

Those tax cuts that were made permanent to corporations and the wealthy while the cuts made for everyone else expire in 2025.

kimbutgar

(21,056 posts)
12. We need to income now to offset the money we'll be spending to recover from Covid and repuke
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 08:50 PM
Mar 2021

Tax cuts and use the money to repair our infrastructure.

WHITT

(2,868 posts)
13. Actually
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 08:52 PM
Mar 2021

many of the non-permanent tax cuts started expiring in 2019 and 2020 and this year, and continue through 2025. It was a scam from the getgo.

Chainfire

(17,474 posts)
14. All of that Socialism......
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 09:06 PM
Mar 2021

You do know that is is Socialism if the wealthy have pay their fair share, right?

Wounded Bear

(58,604 posts)
19. I don't see why the House would not support those...
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 10:08 PM
Mar 2021


(All revenue bills must originate in the House, but the Progressive Caucus will be all over this.)

WarGamer

(12,362 posts)
20. Not enough... that's a big wet one to Billionaires.
Mon Mar 15, 2021, 10:30 PM
Mar 2021

Corporate Tax is easily avoided. Look at the companies who pay Jack + Shit.

37% to 39.6% is a joke.

Capital Gains to top rate... A+++

And 45% from 40% is a joke.

Better than nothing but WHERE is the Wealth Tax?

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