There is a wealth of research that supports this claim. In fact, you can look at the entire history of taxation in the United States and see the increase in personal and business taxes.
This is a good point that we can’t always agree on. My personal opinion: a reduction in personal and business taxes can only be expected to be the case if it is the case that there are no other things equal. If there are other things equal, it is much easier to do something than if there are other things going on.
Other things equal, a reduction in personal and business taxes can be expected to result in a reduction in the overall amount of income taxes paid.
Other things equal, a reduction in personal and business taxes can be expected to result in a reduction in the overall amount of income taxes paid.Actually, this is a mistake many people make. The problem is that when you compare two different taxes, it doesn’t matter whether the taxes are on the same thing or entirely different things. For example, the amount of income taxes paid is the same regardless of whether you buy a house in one state or another.
Other things equal, a reduction in personal and business taxes can be expected to result in a reduction in the overall amount of income taxes paid.Actually, this is a mistake many people make. The problem is that when you compare two different taxes, it doesn’t matter whether the taxes are on the same thing or entirely different things. For example, the amount of income taxes paid is the same regardless of whether you buy a house in one state or another.The problem with this is that the same amount of taxes are still being paid, but the taxes are now being paid on a different item. In other words, the taxes in question are being paid on their own separate items. In the case of personal taxes, the same amount of taxes are being paid regardless of where you live. In the case of business taxes, the same amount of taxes are being paid regardless of whether your business is located in one state or another.
Other things equal, a reduction in personal and business taxes can be expected to result in a reduction in the overall amount of income taxes paid.Actually, this is a mistake many people make. The problem is that when you compare two different taxes, it doesn’t matter whether the taxes are on the same thing or entirely different things. For example, the amount of income taxes paid is the same regardless of whether you buy a house in one state or another.The problem with this is that the same amount of taxes are still being paid, but the taxes are now being paid on a different item. In other words, the taxes in question are being paid on their own separate items. In the case of personal taxes, the same amount of taxes are being paid regardless of where you live. In the case of business taxes, the same amount of taxes are being paid regardless of whether your business is located in one state or another.In the case of personal taxes, the same amount of taxes are being paid regardless of whether your business is located in one state or another. In the case of business taxes, the same amount of taxes are being paid regardless of whether your business is located in one state or another.