first of all they get to deduct cost of goods sold and every other tax they pay / excise taxes sales taxes / property taxes/ Gas tax / and many others
That is a cost to operating a business, no different than claiming employee expenses, purchasing trucks, in fact everything they buy for business use is deductible. The tax law allowing property taxes to be deducted may have changed for Businesses. The tax law now does not allow property taxes to be used as a deduction. The other taxes you mention are costs in operating the business. Gas Tax, a company can write off not only the gas tax but the total cost of a gallon of gas.
so why don't the hard working people get to deduct these taxes?
A business is a complete different animal than being an individual. If you wish to benefit from owning a business, I always say "go for it"
IF I have excess deductible expenses why can't I carry them over to the next year like Corporations do
You can no different than a company.
Now as for your example Amazon can take deprecation on every building they buy or build and every peace of equipment they buy so in the end they use it and they get ot recover the cost of that property/ equipment.
If you own a rental house, which is used for business you can deduct the cost of deprecation, cost of repairs. etc. If you have that rental house and you only get income to cover cost you pay no taxes you break even
People can't and they have many many deductions and get carry overs on their deprecation and tax benefits.
Yes you can if you, for example if you have a rental house.
They made BILLIONS in US profits last year and with these carry overs and everything else they not only did NOT pay one cent in US income taxes but got a tax credit they can carry over for the next 5 years till it is used up and in using that tax credit they may get more tax credits they can carry over
Your dead wong, I posted up three links and they clearly show as an example they made no Profit. And in the year they did was in the 70 million range. Your clam of BILLIONS in profits
This is unfair to the hard working people that do have to pay income taxes so they can use that infrastructure for free.
Is it fair for the government to tax a company on its profit, and then when that company produces a dividend to its shareholders it's taxed again.
YES like I said they do pay taxes and they get to deduct them so why is it fair that they can deduct them and an average hard working person can't?
They only pay taxes on the profit they make. 40% of Americans don't pay a dime in federal taxes. So their benefiting from all the infrastructure that they did not pay a dime for.
Why do people like you and Conservative want people who work 40 plus hours a week some working 2 jobs and have a spouse working pay an Income tax on every dollar they make and let large Corporations use the infrastructure those taxes pay for for free?
I Guess you could say why do we want people to work at all.
Then you say people are working two jobs to etc have to pay income taxes. They only pay taxes if they make a profit for the year and even then 40% don't pay a dime in taxes.
The IRS is very happy to wait for its share of taxes. Take Amazon at some point they will not be able to expand to the point to be spending more than they take in. And when that day comes, Amazon's profit will skyrocket as will their tax payment.
according to the GAO there will be over 65% of all large Corporations are not paying one cent in US income taxes under the Trump/ republican tax cut
Again that's great news, businesses are expanding and when they do they create jobs. Like Amazon has 613,300 employees. That is fantastic for the worker by keeping the unemployment rate low.
again why should they get to use the infrastructure THOSE TAXES PAY FOR TO MAKE THEIR LARGE PROFITS for free?
Companies Investing in expanding their business is a business expense. I've been over this already.
I believe we should have a MIN. Income tax for these corporations say 10% and they could reduce the income tax rates on the few Corporations that still pay income taxes
OK if a company has expenses of $2 million and revenue of $1.7 million, he is showing a $300 thousand loss. So which number do you use to tax a company a minimum of 10% of what. If you base your 10% tax on his cost then he would pay a $200 thousand tax, making his total lose at $500 thousand.
When you punish any company business by raising taxes, eliminating deductions, high interest rates etc slows or stop expanding all together. Corporations hire people when they are expanding, and I already pointed out how unemployment drops when companies are expanding.