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Well both hurt, the rise in taxes in a economy like we have now could mean the difference between keeping the doors open and shutting down ! New businesses are at there greatest risk in the first 5 years , that can mean that amount of tax increase could limit you on the inventory that you are able to carry greatly ! Less inventory less sales even if the customers have money ! So neither is a good thing for a fledgling business
Please elaborate more. Your question doesn't make sense
Your short term reinflating the bubble theory is a....fail. Id rather them have 50% less to spend, but be a successful free America, free market country in the future.
Cash is king when it comes to making profits. Without healthy sales the tax % means very little, plus it makes trying to achieve profits that much more difficult. Taxes can be passed on, and should be, because they represent the cost of doing business !
If it were only 3-5 %
Let's go with door number two!
what are you talking about in particular? 3-5% in taxes can mean a smaller workforce and I don't know of any government initiative that give consumers 50% more money. please elaborate.
IF their customers have 50% less to spend, then businesses make 50% less and they pay 50% less in taxes.
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