The biggest concern I have always heard (and hear) from either lobbyists or Fortune 500 CEOs is that congress cannot (sometimes will not) provide any stability or certainty whatsoever. This is yet another symptom of that.
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Yep. And I think this has gotten much worse in recent years.
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I don't think so. For people like me (pass-through basis small biz owners), we would factor rate and situation in when doing quarterly payments, so if deficit not looking disastrous, would allocate more to employee compensation.
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Of course, it's worth noting that for the first (I think?) time in history, more Americans are currently employed by big business than small business, which will not have the same decision-making process.
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For a lot of reasons, that's probably a bad trend, and this might be just one. Big cos far less nimble at hiring, tend to do en masse firing.
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So you're going to do one party tax cuts, there is -0- reform here & dems take over to repeal no replace on rich giveaways. This is the dumbest tax deal in history.
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