Taxes to Raise, Taxes to Lower
…in the long run I’d like to see it. Some luxury sales taxes and consumption taxes. If we want to go after what Calitics likes to call the Yacht Party,…
…in the long run I’d like to see it. Some luxury sales taxes and consumption taxes. If we want to go after what Calitics likes to call the Yacht Party,…
…mended, not ended. The most famous part of Proposition 13, the restrictions on raising taxes on a home that is not being sold or rebuilt, was a good thing. Taxes…
A number of millionaires are fine with their taxes being raised. I myself could live with slightly higher taxes, though I don’t like the idea of going higher than the…
…tax rates, a ‘split roll’ [because commercial property taxes, unlike residential ones, are de facto local income taxes on rents or income, because that is what determines the value of…
I agree with Frank, not with Henderson. I have a lot less problem with progressive consumption taxes on the rich than with progressive income taxes. That way if the rich…
…being made an argument for “lower taxes on the rich,” it could be just as easily made an argument for higher taxes on everybody else. We rich folks are not…
…Laffer Curve, and that there are more revenues to be got by reducing taxes. This is debatable. Related: “Free Republicans From the Middle-Class Tax Trap” by Ramesh Ponnuru at Bloomberg.com…
If this court is right, OASDI taxes are also unconstitutional. If it is upheld, I will so interpret. And the payroll tax is far more ‘regressive’ than the income tax….
…traditional partisan lines. I still say we have the social justice opportunity of the century! Related “Herdt: On Taxes, Redevelopment and Teamwork” by Timm Herdt at the Ventura County Star…
…whatsoever, but taxes that must be paid in cash on a non-liquid, non-income-producing asset, like property taxes and death taxes, are disruptive, forcing people to sell out and liquidate their…