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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 10 Nov 2017

    Opinion: The biggest news on tax reform is that the House and Senate plans cut the top corporate tax rate to 20% from today’s 35%http://on.wsj.com/2yO06ox 

    3:08 PM - 10 Nov 2017
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      2. Jean Marie Oshima‏ @5heartrating 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Bet there's not one single corp that actually pays 35%. That's what good CPAs are for.

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      1. Donald Blackwell Jr‏ @DonBlackwellJr 10 Nov 2017
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        Corporate profits just got a big boost. What will they do with that extra money since a corporations sole purpose is to generate and maximize profits for its executives and stockholders not to care for its employees with fair salaries, health care and family support programs!

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      1. StandsAlone‏ @LoureiroArt 10 Nov 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        I’m ok with the corporate tax being cut. Makes sense in a world market. It’s the rest of the plan that is a head scratcher.

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      1. J's2cent‏ @joy2cent 10 Nov 2017
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        Now factor in loopholes and the country is broke

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      1. max358‏ @max358 10 Nov 2017
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        ha! when the only tax rate that'll make corporations happy is zero. even better, negative.

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      1. Ronald R Harmon‏ @RonaldRHarmon 10 Nov 2017
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        #Winning never gets old #MAGA (y)

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      1. Patricia Massino‏ @PatriciaMassino 10 Nov 2017
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        Do you think the Trump Organization will benefit?

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      1. Charles‏ @canurn 11 Nov 2017
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        The lower the better! I am tired of anemic economic growth.

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      1. Bill Spilman‏ @wrs_willoughby 10 Nov 2017
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        And now the rest of the story. 20% is higher still than a much lower "effective rate" w/o scaling back tax credits and loopholes. GE and others benefit greatly but can't pay less than nothing.

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      1. Alex Iliescu‏ @steubencapital 10 Nov 2017
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        20% would be an increase for these companies.https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/markets/2016/03/07/27-giant-profitable-companies-paid-no-taxes/81399094/ …

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      1. Mavis Emory‏ @MCEmory 10 Nov 2017
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        Does anyone realize with deductions corporations avg a 14% tax payment currently

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      1. tjslats‏ @s_hand3485 10 Nov 2017
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        No the biggest news is that the arrogant Senators want to Delay tax cuts for cowardly political reasons! Same tactic in Reagan yrs. PATHETIC

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      1. Phyllis trimble‏ @TrimblePhyllis 10 Nov 2017
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        They are retaining tax breaks for owners of golf courses, check it out

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      1. Daniel J. Broyles‏ @DanielJBroyles 10 Nov 2017
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        Who pays for this?

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      1. Jose Krassenstein‏ @NoQuartersFor 10 Nov 2017
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        Great headline.

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