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Outrageous.

And it's legal and these folks' accountants and lawyers earn handsome fees keeping it legal.
I think the mortgage interest deduction should thrown in the trash.

Those are the "loopholes" that need to be closed.

Turns out when you actually tell people what closing loopholes actually means it become very unpopular.

Just use Warren's wealth tax.
 
I think the mortgage interest deduction should thrown in the trash.

Those are the "loopholes" that need to be closed.

Turns out when you actually tell people what closing loopholes actually means it become very unpopular.

Just use Warren's wealth tax.
I like that deduction. Eliminating that would screw everyone but the ultra wealthy
 
so which deductions do you think only help the ultra wealthy?

A lot of the deductions that real estate developers use to avoid paying taxes on the sale of property.

Mitt Romney had a sweet deal where his Caribbean based 401k plan took in the max contributions and bought a dividend paying stock from Bain that only he and a couple of his buddies could buy. It paid millions in dividends on a very low investment...which allowed his 401k to grow exponentially and tax free....

I would eliminate state tax as a deduction...if your state has a high tax rate it should not be up to the rest of us to subsidize it.
 

These folk bilk the system.
Technically, they're not bilking the system. Their assets aren't covered, like salaries, in the IRS tax laws.
I think the public is finally realizing how nuts it is that the uber-wealthy and corps don't pay their fair share. We need to do something about this.
 
Technically, they're not bilking the system. Their assets aren't covered, like salaries, in the IRS tax laws.
I think the public is finally realizing how nuts it is that the uber-wealthy and corps don't pay their fair share. We need to do something about this.
yes. that is correct.

bilk was too heavy... evading...legally
 

These folk bilk the system.
Another reason to go flat tax, and if so how much? Ten, fifteen, twenty percent, think about all those tax prep retreads (Retards?) and cpa types out of work and the massive IRS layoffs oy!
 
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