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roamer65

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35. It's more of a tax shift.
Fri Sep 29, 2017, 12:29 AM
Sep 2017

Those who use the standardized deduction will see a tax cut. Those who itemize will probably see a tax increase through loss of deductions.

The rich will benefit greatly from the estate tax changes. Too much so.

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K&R DBoon Sep 2017 #1
the wealthy need more money Angry Dragon Sep 2017 #2
swap out "all" for "more" and you're getting closer. TeamPooka Sep 2017 #18
Said this in January, Wellstone ruled Sep 2017 #3
I heard the personal exemption would go away under his plan. Ilsa Sep 2017 #4
That's actually a brilliant idea. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #7
Don't try it without consulting an attorney well-versed in tax code. Ms. Toad Sep 2017 #23
Yeah, I'd hope the poster thinking of this does that. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #26
Reciprocal gifts Cary Sep 2017 #27
Start a charity, fund it, PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #28
Form 1023 Cary Sep 2017 #31
The personal exemption is not going anywhere. former9thward Sep 2017 #20
Google where? creeksneakers2 Sep 2017 #32
Well the OP was certain what was in it. former9thward Sep 2017 #40
The OP read Trumps prospectus jmowreader Sep 2017 #42
Its not speculative creeksneakers2 Sep 2017 #46
Page four does not give any tax details for a real life taxpayer. former9thward Sep 2017 #48
Here's a real life situation creeksneakers2 Sep 2017 #49
Yes I need an example. former9thward Sep 2017 #50
Ummm, no. That would be tax fraud. marybourg Sep 2017 #53
Some of those are going to hit small businesses hard underpants Sep 2017 #5
Some will hit large businesses hard jmowreader Sep 2017 #9
That's actually a good one Sgent Sep 2017 #16
It Also Encourages Hyper-Consolidation ProfessorGAC Sep 2017 #38
It would discourage buying new equipment, too jmowreader Sep 2017 #43
Haven't been able to itemize for years MichMan Sep 2017 #6
how is it that the media insists on calling this a tax cut? unblock Sep 2017 #8
Doubling of the standard deduction. former9thward Sep 2017 #21
Yes ymmv and there will be winners and losers unblock Sep 2017 #22
That is the one part I do like of it. roamer65 Sep 2017 #34
Neither party will ever go for that. former9thward Sep 2017 #41
They plan to limit personal deductions to zero jmowreader Sep 2017 #44
That only hurts poor families more. moriah Sep 2017 #52
No, it will RAISE taxes for many jmowreader Sep 2017 #55
It's more of a tax shift. roamer65 Sep 2017 #35
"truly insane"---Only if one doesn't know the purpose! WinkyDink Sep 2017 #37
Raising your taxes!!!!! Left-over Sep 2017 #10
This will win the Dems the house in 2018 if it passes Johonny Sep 2017 #11
Until all forms of compensation is treated as regular income, taxes are going to be a scam. nt fleabiscuit Sep 2017 #12
I run a Business out of my home. How will this affect me? ProudMNDemocrat Sep 2017 #13
If you run a business.... Kensan Sep 2017 #15
I do that already as you stated. ProudMNDemocrat Sep 2017 #19
Because we havent seen the bill, we dont know jmowreader Sep 2017 #45
There's going to be a lot of lobbying going on.... Kensan Sep 2017 #14
With Sgent Sep 2017 #17
Never mind Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Sep 2017 #24
The plan is also to raise the lowest tax bracket from 10 to 12 percent on taxable income. LiberalFighter Sep 2017 #25
People have already hurt people when Congress cut medical and dental deductions cut by only still_one Sep 2017 #29
So when do the trickle down benefits from the Reagan era kick in ? nocalflea Sep 2017 #30
Don't forget creeksneakers2 Sep 2017 #33
I'm so glad Trump is getting rid of the last deduction on this list. Bluepinky Sep 2017 #36
Medicare and Medicaid are going bye bye, disabled people will be .... Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #51
I remember how he mocked a disabled reporter at one of his rallies. Bluepinky Sep 2017 #56
Most of these don't matter for the middle class Drahthaardogs Sep 2017 #39
Medical and dental is a big deal to those on the individual market. OldHippieChick Sep 2017 #47
This need to be leaked to all the rubes. DK504 Sep 2017 #54
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