5 Myths About Tax Reform, and Why They’re Wrong

[rangerrebew]

5 Myths About Tax Reform, and Why They’re Wrong

Rachel Greszler / December 14, 2017 / comments



Next week, the House and Senate will take their final votes on tax reform. The president’s goal is to sign the legislation into law before Christmas.

Although there are still some unknown details, the important parts of the bill for most Americans are already known and would greatly improve our current, woefully out-of-date tax code.

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[Oceander]

It’d be more funny if this tax bill wasn’t such a disaster.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

It’d be more funny if this tax bill wasn’t such a disaster.

Hey, funny face.  Rather than just throwing out words like 'disaster', can you possibly articulate using your jurisprudence degree why exactly is this a bad tax law?

The article had specific issues addressed and what you just said does not refute any of it.

[Bigun]

IMHO the biggest myth is that this is any sort of "reform"  It isn't!

We will still have the Marxist income tax in place and the rogue IRS fully staffed and functioning as a tool for our government masters to wield against us at their whim.

Reform my AZZ!

[Oceander]

Hey, funny face.  Rather than just throwing out words like 'disaster', can you possibly articulate using your jurisprudence degree why exactly is this a bad tax law?

The article had specific issues addressed and what you just said does not refute any of it.

Raising taxes on the middle class to fund tax cuts for real estate investors.  To start with.