The problem with is, they are assuming the reduced tax burden results in higher wages. Who’s to stop them from pocketing it?
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Yes, it will effect profit->not avg pocket
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Bullshit. There is no way that the Corp I work for is going to raise our pay just because they got a tax cut. That's just a flat out lie!
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Neither will mine and many others. If there is one, tweet it out so we can go work there!
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FIXED: Average household income would rise $4,000 a year if the corporate tax rate is cut to 20%, White House lies.
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I call BS. Didn’t work for Reagan, sure won’t work now.
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Despite the fact actual math says otherwise.
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Math, we got no time to learn Math
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True. At least in the era of Trump. lol
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Proof: Tax cuts don't create jobs and they don't raise wages. Why haven't corps increased employment or wages when have so much money nowpic.twitter.com/kKg1LEOMSC
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Flat out lie...the $4K number is over 8 years not 1 year and killing state/local tax deduction wipes out $500 per year. WH is shameless.
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Cutting Corporate taxes only leads to more profits, which shareholders will demand be returned to them in dividends or stock buybacks.
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Anyone other than "White House" say this? Or are we accepting complex economic models from a group that can't count and/or tell the truth.pic.twitter.com/BURgLhVJG0
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By White House do you mean russian-backed junta?
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