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Jonathan

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(This is not a tax plan with concrete values)

In a consumerist society such as America, it is vital that everyone is able to afford miscellaneous goods proffered by the market at a decent rate to drive the economy forward; therefore,

-a livable minimum wage should be allotted with taxation only occurring for those who classify as a dependent.
-Reduction in certain licensing fee's and requirements, but only so it stays practical
-elimination of laws which frivolously prohibit certain economic activities (ex/ opening a casino)
-A government willing to invest in entrepeneurs and lease land (increase mining, oil production, farming, etc)
-there should be no income taxes on the entire lower half of the economic scale unless it is on someone who classifies as a dependent
-small business owners should not have to pay taxes unless they rate a personal net value above 400,000$ (deducting all funds dedicated to the business itself) then they should begin paying a slight progressive tax
-Anyone who works for a corporation and makes over 250,000$ a year will be subject to a very steep progressive tax. (shareholders and profit fund the company unlike small business)
-elimination of all taxes on the corporation body itself (money that the ceo/president/chairmen does not have personal access too)
-elimination of all taxes on the small business body

(People need to be taxed not the institutions that hire people and create GDP/ the only reason the democrats have placed taxes on the institutions is because they traditionally have caused environmental harm and treated employees unfairly; modernly firm laws have been set to encourage economic friendly business solutions so now the taxes are most irrelevant.)

(Listen Liberals, the corporations do not need to be taxed, the CEO's and their immediate lacky's are the ones in need of steep taxation)

The reality of the world: Each person typically buys an item once (Iphone 5, character tee, fox hat, coach purse, Mazda 6, flat screen HD TV. etc) before they upgrade. A rich man is not much different than a poor man in terms of the rules of supply and demand. He is not going to buy the economies needed worth of iPhones and Mazda cars because he only needs one. The rich buy luxury goods from companies that cater to the rich specifically. The average citizen isn't going to be able to afford these goods and these companies have relatively small markets. The important companies cater to the middle class who are each going to buy new (windows 8 computers) instead of having super computers in their garage running Linux.

Since this is true, it is vital to support our lower working class in their pursuit in purchasing (smart phones, Flat screens, etc) by steeply taxing the rich Corporate workers and offering subsidiary programs to the lower working class towards fueling the economy.

About the US National Debt: This has to do with the economy in terms of our Internationale purchasing power and our dollars net worth. While it is true America is able to operate with complete independence from the international market. We would not be able to retain our consumerist society if this were so. So, we must pay our debt to keep our dollars worth strong! in the international market. The debt itself has little to do with actual job creation. Job creation has much to do with subsidiaries, restrictions, taxation (and in America the federal reserve)!
 
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