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ok /pol/, i'm doing a tax bracket as part of a project for an econ class i'm taking. rate it
Negative 9% for those earning $0-15,000 single, $0-30,000 joint filing. This money that they get back is a partial welfare replacement. The government can establish bonds to purchase.
>9% for those earning $15,001-50,000 single, $30,001-75,000 joint filing
>18% for those earning $50,001-170,000 single, $75,001-200,000 joint filing
>27% for those earning 170,001 and beyond single, $200,001 and beyond joint filing
>Cut corporate tax rate to a fixed 22% of earnings, remove loopholes
>Eliminate estate tax and inheritance tax
>Increase property tax progressively
>Form a Global Banking and Taxation Coalition to tackle tax evaders and tax havens
>pic unrelated
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>>130859034
I'd recommend taking a tax course.
t. CPA
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>>130859034
Also, look into BEPS for your last point.
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>>130859034
Try to think up some credits and deductions too.
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>>130859034
op, that's totally relevent upon what you're taxing the money for. If you're hypothesizing about a system you can make up anything, if you're talking about the current system you have to make due with it.
Most of the tax dollars go to social programs, and in the case of the usa the military.
If you're hypothesizing about a society might as well make it non social and tax the lower bracket 0.5% in times of peace.
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>>130859994
alright thanks, project is due in two weeks so i have time for it
>>130860570
meant to be the USA, but you can make societal reforms so as long as they are directly financially related
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