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OK, I see the flat tax stuff and I agree with you. What else?
My concern is that people who buy seriously expensive boats or second homes and write off the loan. I am not very concerned that less affluent people pay for much less expensive boats with cash. |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... OK, I see the flat tax stuff and I agree with you. What else? My concern is that people who buy seriously expensive boats or second homes and write off the loan. I am not very concerned that less affluent people pay for much less expensive boats with cash. When the tax deductions for expensive boats were killed for a few years, lots did not buy those expensive boats, and the makers laid off most the workers. You will never see a flat tax, as government is control, and the maximum control is via taxation. Some industries are blessed by the controllers and others not. then a few years later, the blessed industries change. Maybe if the government wasted less money, we could have the deductions and more money to spend. Years ago, we had the same deductions for interest, and also for sales taxes, and excise taxes, and an overall tax rate of about 22%. We built highways, bridges, levees and nice infrastructure. Our tax burden is now about 46%, and the infrastructure is collapsing. Where is the money going? As a kid in California, the sales tax rate was 3%, now it is 8.25-8.75%, depending on region, and they are proposing a 1/2% boost for infrastructure rebuilding. Where is the money we pay now going? |
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