Я хочу понять, где пролегает в левой голове грань между "справедливо" и "несправедливо". Почему 1% - это по вашему хорошо и "нестрашно".
Я не употреблял таких слов.
Когда для того, чтобы обосновать налоговые льготы для сверхбогатых, апеллируют к "farmers and small business owners", это лживо и лицемерно. Если учесть, что ферм и малых бизнесов, которых коснется эта льгота - 50 на всю страну, и они далеко не бедные.
Only roughly 50 small business and small farm estates nationwide will face any estate tax in 2017, according to TPC. TPC’s analysis defined a small-business or small farm estate as one with more than half its value in a farm or business and with the farm or business assets valued at less than $5 million. Furthermore, TPC estimates those roughly 50 estates will owe less than 6 percent of their value in tax, on average. These findings are consistent with a 2005 Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study finding that of the few farm and family business estates that would owe any estate tax under the rules scheduled for 2009, the overwhelming majority would have sufficient liquid assets (such as bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and insurance) in the estate to pay the tax without having to touch the farm or business. The current estate tax rules are even more generous than those assumed in this analysis.
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Date: 2017-06-26 09:30 pm (UTC)Я не употреблял таких слов.
Когда для того, чтобы обосновать налоговые льготы для сверхбогатых, апеллируют к "farmers and small business owners", это лживо и лицемерно. Если учесть, что ферм и малых бизнесов, которых коснется эта льгота - 50 на всю страну, и они далеко не бедные.
Only roughly 50 small business and small farm estates nationwide will face any estate tax in 2017, according to TPC. TPC’s analysis defined a small-business or small farm estate as one with more than half its value in a farm or business and with the farm or business assets valued at less than $5 million. Furthermore, TPC estimates those roughly 50 estates will owe less than 6 percent of their value in tax, on average.
These findings are consistent with a 2005 Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study finding that of the few farm and family business estates that would owe any estate tax under the rules scheduled for 2009, the overwhelming majority would have sufficient liquid assets (such as bank accounts, stocks, bonds, and insurance) in the estate to pay the tax without having to touch the farm or business. The current estate tax rules are even more generous than those assumed in this analysis.