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the U.S. Will Have the Highest Corporate Tax Rate in the World

On April 1, Japan will cut its corporate tax rate to 36.8 percent from 39.5 percent.

You know what that means, right?

It means the United States will officially have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, with average combined federal and state profit levies of 39.2 percent.

“Yes, that’s higher than Sweden,” The Wall Street Journal reports. “Higher than Russia. And China, Mexico, Denmark and even France. Doesn’t it make you want to break out in a chant: U-S-A, U-S-A?”

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/sta...-the-highest-corporate-tax-rate-in-the-world/

are you happy now liberals?
 
Yurt said:
the U.S. Will Have the Highest Corporate Tax Rate in the World

On April 1, Japan will cut its corporate tax rate to 36.8 percent from 39.5 percent.

You know what that means, right?

It means the United States will officially have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, with average combined federal and state profit levies of 39.2 percent.

“Yes, that’s higher than Sweden,” The Wall Street Journal reports. “Higher than Russia. And China, Mexico, Denmark and even France. Doesn’t it make you want to break out in a chant: U-S-A, U-S-A?”

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/sta...-the-highest-corporate-tax-rate-in-the-world/

are you happy now liberals?
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Yes, I am.

By the way, how is comparing federal taxes in other countries to federal and state taxes in the United States a valid comparison. Also, too, where do things share out for effective rates of corporate taxation on like-like comparable basis. Also, too, how do things share out if you look at corporate taxation as a percentage of GDP? Also, too, how do things shake out w/r/t corporate tax receipts as a percentage of government revenues? Also, too, which countries that you are comparing the US to have value added taxes in addition to corporate taxes? Also, too, assuming you want to cut corporate taxes, how do you intend to make up the loss of revenues?

Thanks in advance for your consideration of these queries.
 
General Buck Turgidson said:
Also, too, assuming you want to cut corporate taxes, how do you intend to make up the loss of revenues?
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How about drastic spending cuts? My God, if the government would just stop spending so much fucking money.... how would it be, General? Also, how about paying off some fucking bills? Cut spending, and pay down some fucking debts... my God, what a radical notion! How about this? How about we back off the businesses and let them hire some fucking people. How about that one, General? Is it doable, or are we going to be forever stuck in the Shovel Ready Ages?
 
Granule said:
How about drastic spending cuts? My God, if the government would just stop spending so much fucking money.... how would it be, General? Also, how about paying off some fucking bills? Cut spending, and pay down some fucking debts... my God, what a radical notion! How about this? How about we back off the businesses and let them hire some fucking people. How about that one, General? Is it doable, or are we going to be forever stuck in the Shovel Ready Ages?
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OK, what specifically do you want to cut?
 
General Buck Turgidson said:
Yes, I am.

By the way, how is comparing federal taxes in other countries to federal and state taxes in the United States a valid comparison. Also, too, where do things share out for effective rates of corporate taxation on like-like comparable basis. Also, too, how do things share out if you look at corporate taxation as a percentage of GDP? Also, too, how do things shake out w/r/t corporate tax receipts as a percentage of government revenues? Also, too, which countries that you are comparing the US to have value added taxes in addition to corporate taxes? Also, too, assuming you want to cut corporate taxes, how do you intend to make up the loss of revenues?

Thanks in advance for your consideration of these queries.
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you tell me. why should i do your homework. comparing all taxes is absolutely a valid comparison. it would not be valid to compare only part of the taxes, you need to view them as a whole. is it your claim that our corp taxes are actually less than other countries?
 
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