That doesn’t change the fact that it still doesn’t affect the super-rich, who are trying to avoid paying their fair share: These people deliberately generate no taxable earned income.
“The working rich” already pay high taxes, which are now being raised just a little bit more.
So, when we look at the working population, it ultimately amounts to “robbing Peter to pay Paul.”
The reforms don’t include a tax on earnings from capital. But that doesn’t mean that they negatively affect the working class. What’s the evidence doe that claim?
That doesn’t change the fact that it still doesn’t affect the super-rich, who are trying to avoid paying their fair share: These people deliberately generate no taxable earned income.
“The working rich” already pay high taxes, which are now being raised just a little bit more.
So, when we look at the working population, it ultimately amounts to “robbing Peter to pay Paul.”
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The reforms don’t include a tax on earnings from capital. But that doesn’t mean that they negatively affect the working class. What’s the evidence doe that claim?