Should Corporations Fund Schooling?

[Red1966]

They are paid for by the consumer, we are also paying for the Loopholes, which would close faster
The loopholes or the industry/corp.?

Perhaps you are starting to understand. Corporate taxes fall upon the consumer and are thus, regressive. Income taxes can be directed at the wealthy, but corporate taxes can not.

 

[Grandpapy]

Perhaps you are starting to understand. Corporate taxes fall upon the consumer and are thus, regressive. Income taxes can be directed at the wealthy, but corporate taxes can not.

Weather it's Income or Corporate, there are flaws/theft within the Tax code.

Regressive today, Progressive tomorrow, with Balance in the future. Balance should be the goal.

 

[UncleBuck]

You are apparently unaware we have the world's highest corporate tax rate now. It's like talking to a child.

and the lowest effective tax rate in the world.

it's like talking to a fox news automaton.

 

[UncleBuck]

You keep trying to change what I said into something else. If you want to argue, argue with something I said such as "corporate taxes are paid by the consumer".

how is it that federal and state taxes went up several dollars on a pack of smokes, and the price i pay only went up a half dollar?

gee, did they perhaps lower their margins to compete with substitute goods and not pass their taxes onto the consumer?

yep, that's what happened.

and all the fox news talking points you spew won't change that concrete reality, redtard.

 

[NoDrama]

biggest corporations in murica don't pay their fair share of taxes, they use all the loopholes and dumbass red is blind as a bat to it.

Tax avoidance is actively encouraged by the IRS.

School doesn't have to cost a lot, all those home schooled kids that score 30-50% better than the state schooled kids went to school for a much reduced cost.