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Corporate Income Taxes

So there’s been a lot of talk about the corporate income tax lately, first on 60 Minutes and now in USA Today. If you’ve been wondering why I haven’t been blogging nearly so much as of late, it’s because I’ve feel like I’ve said everything. 18 months ago, I released the Rob Sama Grand Plan plank on taxation. In it, I explain why we ought to eliminate the corporate income tax entirely, and treat capital gains as ordinary income, with a deferral for any gain that is immediately re-invested. It’s interesting to see the world begin to come around to my point of view.

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One Response to “Corporate Income Taxes”

  Jay Solo Says:
March 30th, 2011 at 3:14 pm

Exactly as it should be! It’s sad how easy it’d be to turn the economy around, if only we had folks in charge – even just a viable President to lead the way – who were willing and had a clue.

  
 

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