House GOP leadership unveils the new tax bill.
Here’s some highlights of the bill:
- 20% corporate tax rate will be permanent
- Child tax credit goes to $1600 from $1000
- Phases out the estate tax in 6 years
- Property tax deduction up to $10,000
- A cap on the mortgage interest deduction at $500,000 for a newly purchased home
- The tax rate at 39.6% for a million dollar or more income
The discussion on CNBC was vibrant. Larry Kudlow said it’s a sloppy bill. The 28% rate goes to 25%, the 15% to 12%, but the 33% rate goes to 35%.
The bill immediately doubles the estate tax exemption.
Tom Perez, former Wells Fargo CEO, said it’s a winner for the middle class. It also will help stabilize the economy. It has an immediate write-off of capital goods. He said it will start a boom in productivity.
There is a strong correlation of strong productivity and wage growth. That’s a key point.
Kudlow said there hasn’t been a capital investment in fifteen years. Growth will benefit everyone.
Perez mentioned that the estate tax elimination will be a political hot potato. Will the total elimination survive? He was doubtful.
So, it’s out. Let the discussion and politics begin.
CNBC was the source for this post.
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