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...taxes that American companies pay can be automatically determined by what's going on in other countries with their domestic tax rates. That shouldn't be the situation.
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...tax policies. And so I'm curious, like, what exactly is the strategic goal of this provision? Is it mostly
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...smart tax policy. And there are lots of things we can do. How did smart tax policy, Bill? So there are a lot of things that make no sense to me. So for example, if you own real estate or certain other kinds of assets, you can do what are called like
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...need smart tax policy. And there are lots of things we can do. How did smart tax policy, Bill? So there are a lot of things that make no sense to me. So for example, if you own real estate or certain other kinds of assets, you can do what are called
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tax treatment, even though it's compensation for working, really. If I sell a stock and buy a different stock, I have to pay capital gains tax on the stock I sell. If Donald Trump sells a property and exchanges that property for another property, he
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...taxes, the economic theory would be, that capital will now flow into these entrepreneurial activity, these opportunities that have emerged where suddenly it makes sense for me to make textiles, to make metals, to make materials, to make cars, to make
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...tax on the narrow part of the tax base that has bad distributional effects. They're regressive. They primarily either hurt small business on the corporate side or they hurt lower income people on the household side. And they tend to lead to corruptio
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...tax rate of 37% really is working to discourage very heavily work? I'm not sure that it is for very many peoples. One other thing. The biggest tax we have in The United States, the tax that collects more tax than the income tax, the payroll tax, you
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...taxes at the end of this year unless they're extended. So the first thing they do is just extend those tax cuts for another five to ten years, whatever they agree on in the reconciliation package. But then you have all these additional tax cuts that
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...the Tax Cut and Jobs Act, corporate tax rate was 35%. We put it down to 21. And now repatriation of cash from overseas, as Chamath's pointing out, I think it's only 15%. It's like everybody can kind of afford that. So would that not be another way to
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...had tax rates, you know, under Reagan or Clinton in the twenties. So the point is that the the tax rate that you have and what you actually collect as a percent of GDP don't correlate. The most important thing by far is just how the economy is doing.
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