How about we start taxing churches?
There is no reason for them to be exempt.
Their actual #CharitableWorks will always be a writeoff as they should be.
#TaxTheChurch
It’s time to reform the tax code in a way that supports the people who work hard every day to make this country great. That’s why I introduced the LIFT Act, which would give middle-class families a tax credit up to $500 a month, helping them to make ends meet.
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Yup! The original purpose of not taxing churches was based upon division of church and state, but that’s long gone, and so should be that tax code.
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I recently visited the food bank. I have a bachelors of science.
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I have a Masters and go every month. $1000. Is hard to live on each month.
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While we're at modifying the tax codes, can we remove the tax-exempt status from churches that engage in political activities?
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Yes please!!
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How about single workers struggling to make ends meet? We need a living wage without having to work 50-60 hours just to barely pay the bills too!
#livingwageThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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We need to reset the Billionaire Tax Cut back to what it was under Obama or even a little higher.
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I say we go back to Clinton era taxes.
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Seniors are eliminated from this plan. Why Ms. Harris? The poverty level for most seniors is far lower than a middle class single or married couple earnings.
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TOTALLY! No real Cost of Living increase in 10 years! Since Bush Robbed the Social Security Trust fund!! Some Seniors live on less than $1,000 a month!! TRAGIC! This IS the GOP!!
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