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Geez, not what I 'm hearing on CNN and MSNBC.
CBO says the economy will grow 3.3% this year, the most since 2005
https://www.wsj.com/articles/tax-cut-growth-dividend-1523400498
Revenues over 10 years are estimated at $44.1 trillion, which is about $1 trillion more than CBO’s estimate before the tax cuts. ( LIBERALS :" HUH, That's not what Krugman said" ?"}
CBO also says the tax cut will make the economy grow faster -- to 3.3% this year and 2.4% in 2019. The last time the economy grew this fast was in 2005 ( { ME: and not 2008-2016 } which was after President George W. Bush’s tax cuts). This produces more revenue that CBO previously estimated.
Revenues over 10 years are estimated at $44.1 trillion, which is about $1 trillion more than CBO’s estimate before the tax cuts.
CBO also says the tax cut will make the economy grow faster -- to 3.3% this year and 2.4% in 2019. The last time the economy grew this fast was in 2005 (which was after President George W. Bush’s tax cuts). This produces more revenue that CBO previously estimated.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...x_cuts_will_more_than_pay_for_themselves.html
An analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center (TPC) estimates that under the Republican bill, high-income Americans will pay an even larger percentage of the country’s overall income taxes in 2018 than they did before, while people in lower brackets will pay a smaller amount.
Specifically, the TPC estimates that the 20 percent of Americans that earn $150,000 or more will account for 52 percent of the country’s income, unchanged from last year, but will pay about 87 percent of total income taxes, up from 84 percent in 2017. Isn’t that a “fair share”?
The bottom 60 percent of Americans, with earnings below roughly $86,000, will account for 27 percent of the country’s income but will not pay any income tax at all. In 2017, that lower tier contributed 2 percent of income taxes
Trump tax plan makes rich pay larger share; why is the left against it? | TheHill
Whew boy-pass the lemon juice around the NY TIMES and Wa PO ?
LAFFRIOT!!
CBO says the economy will grow 3.3% this year, the most since 2005
https://www.wsj.com/articles/tax-cut-growth-dividend-1523400498
Revenues over 10 years are estimated at $44.1 trillion, which is about $1 trillion more than CBO’s estimate before the tax cuts. ( LIBERALS :" HUH, That's not what Krugman said" ?"}
CBO also says the tax cut will make the economy grow faster -- to 3.3% this year and 2.4% in 2019. The last time the economy grew this fast was in 2005 ( { ME: and not 2008-2016 } which was after President George W. Bush’s tax cuts). This produces more revenue that CBO previously estimated.
Revenues over 10 years are estimated at $44.1 trillion, which is about $1 trillion more than CBO’s estimate before the tax cuts.
CBO also says the tax cut will make the economy grow faster -- to 3.3% this year and 2.4% in 2019. The last time the economy grew this fast was in 2005 (which was after President George W. Bush’s tax cuts). This produces more revenue that CBO previously estimated.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blo...x_cuts_will_more_than_pay_for_themselves.html
An analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center (TPC) estimates that under the Republican bill, high-income Americans will pay an even larger percentage of the country’s overall income taxes in 2018 than they did before, while people in lower brackets will pay a smaller amount.
Specifically, the TPC estimates that the 20 percent of Americans that earn $150,000 or more will account for 52 percent of the country’s income, unchanged from last year, but will pay about 87 percent of total income taxes, up from 84 percent in 2017. Isn’t that a “fair share”?
The bottom 60 percent of Americans, with earnings below roughly $86,000, will account for 27 percent of the country’s income but will not pay any income tax at all. In 2017, that lower tier contributed 2 percent of income taxes
Trump tax plan makes rich pay larger share; why is the left against it? | TheHill
Whew boy-pass the lemon juice around the NY TIMES and Wa PO ?
LAFFRIOT!!