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发帖数: 43471 | 1 对small biz owner就更有利，请这里没见过1040的左棍砖家指教一下，除了缴税王谁
会多
缴税？
In his bid for the White House, Donald Trump promised tax cuts. Big ones.
Lots of 'em. For everyone.
Given that Republicans will control both the House and Senate during at
least the first two years of Trump's administration, the prospects for tax
reform have never been better.
But the tax cuts may not be quite as large as Trump has touted.
The reason: His tax plan is seen by experts and deficit hawks as just too
expensive, potentially costing between $6 trillion and $7 trillion on the
high end.
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It's too early to say exactly how conservative deficit hardliners in
Congress will react to Trump's pricey plans. But Republican leaders in the
House have already put forth their own tax reform blueprint, estimated to
cost about half as much as Trump's.
Related: What Donald Trump wants to do to your tax bill
There are some top-line similarities between the House GOP plan and Trump's.
Among them, a bigger standard deduction, only three income tax brackets and
generally lower income tax rates for individuals and businesses. And in the
latest iteration of Trump's tax plan, he already raised the income tax
rates he originally proposed (10%, 20%, 25%) to conform to those in the
House plan (12%, 25%, 33%).
"But just because everyone buys into the premise of tax reform doesn't mean
they agree on all the details," said Greg Valliere, chief global strategist
at Horizon Investments.
And even if they can find agreement and pass something quickly, the changes
might not take effect until the fall, Valliere said.
His sentiments were echoed by Kyle Pomerleau, director of federal projects
at the Tax Foundation. "They agree on the easy stuff, like having lower
rates. But not the hard stuff."
One example of the "hard stuff" is which tax breaks to keep and which ones
to kill. One reason why the House plan is much less expensive than Trump's
is that it eliminates all but two deductions -- those for mortgage interest
and charitable contributions, Pomerleau notes. Trump's plan, by contrast,
caps the value of itemized deductions at $100,000 for singles or $200,000
for joint filers, a more costly proposal.
Related: House Republicans call for postcard-simple tax returns
There's also likely to be some negotiations over the tax rates for small
businesses and partnerships. Trump wants to lower the business tax rate to
15% from 35% for corporations and 39.6% for sole proprietorships and
partnerships. But the House plan would cut the business tax rate to 25%, 10
percentage points higher than Trump.
And it's very possible that the 12%, 25% and 33% tax rates for individuals
may be subject to further negotiation upwards if lawmakers decide they want
to make tax reform less expensive. It's worth noting, too, that the 12%
bracket is higher than the lowest rate today, which is 10%.
Lower and middle-income parents actually might do better if Trump adjusts
his proposals to the House GOP plan. Under his current proposal millions of
families -- especially those with single parents -- might pay more under
Trump's plan because in addition to hiking the lowest income tax rate, he'd
also get rid of personal exemptions and head of household status. Other
changes he's proposed that would favor low-income families won't be enough
to compensate. But the House plan preserves the head of household status and
like Trump also expands tax breaks for child care.
There are a couple of areas where there's likely to be resounding agreement
between Trump and the House. Getting rid of all taxes associated with
Obamacare, which they plan to repeal, and killing off the estate tax, long a
GOP priority.
"The estate tax is history," said Len Burman, director of the Tax Policy
Center.
Estate tax repeal, though, will only benefit the wealthiest Americans. Only
about 0.2% of estates every year are subject to the federal estate tax. | d********f
发帖数: 43471 | 2 请几位80-20和罗玲团队的缴税专家赶快回应，不要一遇到真章就开始当缩头乌龟了
【在 d********f 的大作中提到】
: 对small biz owner就更有利，请这里没见过1040的左棍砖家指教一下，除了缴税王谁
: 会多
: 缴税？
: In his bid for the White House, Donald Trump promised tax cuts. Big ones.
: Lots of 'em. For everyone.
: Given that Republicans will control both the House and Senate during at
: least the first two years of Trump's administration, the prospects for tax
: reform have never been better.
: But the tax cuts may not be quite as large as Trump has touted.
: The reason: His tax plan is seen by experts and deficit hawks as just too
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发帖数: 12895 | | c*******4
发帖数: 1874 | 4 龙虾党直接把收入报到3万以下，哪有缴税专家。5万以上的w2都没见过。
【在 d********f 的大作中提到】
: 请几位80-20和罗玲团队的缴税专家赶快回应，不要一遇到真章就开始当缩头乌龟了
| d********f
发帖数: 43471 | 5 我对左棍最大的失望就是从来没有一点干货，连个小学数学题就不会作
【在 t*******d 的大作中提到】
: 显然的，龙虾党不满可以理解
| l***c
发帖数: 1634 | 6 你帮我算下吧.
15万, 单身, 没孩子.
【在 d********f 的大作中提到】
: 我对左棍最大的失望就是从来没有一点干货，连个小学数学题就不会作
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