Today is the day, and to some, Christmas "arrived"early.
The Senate will do it part and join the House before the
day is over and pass the promised tax reform legislation
that will benefit over 125 million American households!
It has been more than thirty years since this last occurred,
an event to be celebrated by all Americans, income earners
and retirees alike.
The American people will receive a long overdue and well
deserved reduction in their tax rates that will increase take
home pay and pension checks beginning Feb. 1, 2018.
And for good measure corporate tax rates will be lowered
to finally make American businesses more competitive
with those of foreign companies.
We can thank President Trump for pushing his party to do
what it campaigned on but refused to do for three decades,
even when it had majorities in Congress and the presidency.
Trump campaigned on tax cuts and worked tirelessly for
eleven months to get Congress to pass legislation so most
Americans will finally received the long promised tax relief.
Not everyone is pleased. Partisans naturally protested.
repeating it worn out mantra the "rich" will benefit on the
backs of the middle class not factoring the tremendous
amount the 'rich' already pay.
Also, there will be complaints from high taxed states such
as California, New Jersey and New York that ending their
state and property taxes deductions will hurt them most.
This is understandable, but it brings to light the failure of
these states to compete with low tax rate states even as
they have been losing populations to ones with lower tax
burdens.
No longer will fingering point towards Washington work,
state legislatures will have to become more prudent and
cut tax burdens on their constituents, not seek relief from
federal tax breaks!
This may be an unexpected 'silver lining' if high taxed
states do what they should have always been doing all
along, keeping taxes as low as possible. No longer can
they look to the federal tax code to mask the gouging
of their taxpayers with high and burdensome state and
property taxes.
Finally, this tax reform package changes the 'dynamics'
of our tax code as revenue generated, competitiveness,
ending subsidies to states and corporations, individual
and business spending, 3%-4% economic growth, not
seen since 2004 will be the result.
This will all occur at the same time taxes collected will
increase and annual deficits will drop from $1 trillion
to less than $150 billion annually.
Thanks again to President Trump for dragging a reluctant
Congress across the 2017 finish line so 2018 can be the
first year real prosperity returns the the United States
in over two decades.
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