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How to avoid the so called fiscal cliff. 4 easy steps. (Original Post) go west young man Nov 2012 OP
What about small business corporations? Mika Nov 2012 #1
Small businesses are taxed once at the personal rate. Got another TP? Vincardog Nov 2012 #2
With that little gross income, the chances are your hypothetical is a one person operation using Egalitarian Thug Nov 2012 #4
Social security tax on all income question everything Nov 2012 #3
+1000 silverweb Nov 2012 #5
That's Pretty Much What Bush I and Clinton Did, and They Produced a Surplus Yavin4 Nov 2012 #6
I think that Clinton (not sure about papa Bush) capped capital gain tax at 20% (nt) question everything Nov 2012 #7
 

Mika

(17,751 posts)
1. What about small business corporations?
Mon Nov 26, 2012, 04:18 PM
Nov 2012

The owner of a small biz who's biz takes in $50K-$100K (for example) would be double taxed to the point of it not worth starting a small biz.

Any thoughts on this?

 

Egalitarian Thug

(12,448 posts)
4. With that little gross income, the chances are your hypothetical is a one person operation using
Mon Nov 26, 2012, 04:29 PM
Nov 2012

a 'C' corporation pass-through. Where's the double taxation? Either the corporation has no profits to tax as all the money goes to you, or the corporation keeps all the profits and everything you spend is the corporation's money (which will likely get a visit from the IRS). It would also be possible to have some combination of the incomes, but the final tax bill would remain the same.

question everything

(47,465 posts)
3. Social security tax on all income
Mon Nov 26, 2012, 04:25 PM
Nov 2012

eliminate the cap (110K, I think). This will make Social Security solvent and eliminate the need to cut benefit or to raise tax on everyone.

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