whysoserious
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Do you understand the difference between deductions, credits and cuts? Nothing on that list is a tax, "cut".
If you get a break in general, that's a cut. You cannot define what constitutes that. Whether it is a credit, a lower rate, or a dedication, if it lowers overall burden, then it is a cut.
Uh, no! Taxes aren't lower. The only way for a business to qualify for any of those tax breaks/deductions, is to spend more money. See the redundancy?
Taxes are only lower if the rate is cut.
No, that would be a rate cut (which is a tax cut). You can cut taxes a lot of different ways, rate cuts are one of the options. Maybe if you would look **** up before you post it, you wouldn't be backed into these corners. Check it out:
Let me Google that for you: Obama cut taxes
It's right there, apdst. Not that hard.
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