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The moron seems to be the one asking the question.
If passed, the proposal to pay for the BBB plan would come from raising taxes on corporations and the 1%ers.
The Tax Foundation, the nation’s leading independent tax policy nonprofit, estimates that using the Tax Foundation General Equilibrium Model, we estimate that the House Ways and Means proposals would increase federal revenues by about $2.1 trillion over the next decade, before accounting for $1 trillion in expanded tax credits for individuals and businesses, resulting in a net revenue increase of about $1.06 trillion. Excluding tax revenue from increased tax compliance, the proposals would raise $862 billion over ten years.
The massive Trump tax cuts to the wealthy, if continued, show a shortfall between $700 billion to $1.1 trillion.
If passed, the proposal to pay for the BBB plan would come from raising taxes on corporations and the 1%ers.
The Tax Foundation, the nation’s leading independent tax policy nonprofit, estimates that using the Tax Foundation General Equilibrium Model, we estimate that the House Ways and Means proposals would increase federal revenues by about $2.1 trillion over the next decade, before accounting for $1 trillion in expanded tax credits for individuals and businesses, resulting in a net revenue increase of about $1.06 trillion. Excluding tax revenue from increased tax compliance, the proposals would raise $862 billion over ten years.
The massive Trump tax cuts to the wealthy, if continued, show a shortfall between $700 billion to $1.1 trillion.