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Capital Gains Tax and You

The current tax system imposed on corporations by the U.S. government is at best, a biased system; for corporations that have a net profit, taxes on those profits amount to a full one-third. So, if you're doing business as a standard "C" corporation, and you do manage to make a profit, you're going to owe Uncle Sam about 30%. Now, you add to that tax a capital gains tax that is levied on the investment capital of that corporation, and you have the makings for a tremendous tax liability, or do you? The actual income tax paid by corporations and the tax paid as a capital gains tax has diminished tremendously over the last thirty or forty years, and apparently not many of the citizenry of this country, nor the media are asking any questions. The general public doesn't ask because for the vast majority and understanding of corporate taxation is non-existent; why isn't the media asking? That's another issue altogether.

The first thing you must understand when dealing with the corporate tax structure, is that for the most part, many large corporations do not pay the complete 30% tax that would typically be levied against an individual if they were in the same situation; corporate accountants and the sheer process by which corporations must report their income, expenses, deductions, depreciation, dividends, and any other financial transactions allows for huge deductions that typically offset any tax due. This concept is a major topic of discussion today, as we attempt to better control and regulate corporate accountability for their finances.

As for the capital gains tax, it is at an all time low, and President Bush has given corporate America and even greater gift of capital gains exemption on foreign income. Could you imagine how excited the average citizen would be to find their income had been exempted for a couple of years from tax? Don't look for that to happen any time soon, as the average guy doesn't have expensive lobbyists in Washington working for them.

When you have large corporations that are obviously reporting earnings and paying dividends, yet they pay no tax, you should be tipped off to the fact that there is a problem. How to fix that problem, may be another subject altogether.

The latest proposals have been to eliminate the corporate tax altogether. This would leave only the capital gains tax, and would shift the tax burden to the individuals of this country; that is a tremendous shift from the post-war era of the Second World War, when corporations and individuals shared the responsibility almost equally. Thanks to the lobbying done by corporate lobbyists over the last thirty years, we've finally reached the point of no return. The latest proposals have come from within the halls of Congress to eliminate corporate tax, and let the average taxpayer assume all the responsibility. Of course, these are the same individuals who voted themselves a pay raise in the face of a huge national deficit and a sluggish economy.

In case some of you have noticed, we as individual citizens are losing more and more of our take home pay each year, to taxes of some kind. Medicare, social security, and income taxes take a larger portion of our dispensable income each year. This would take a step closer to making even more of our income the property of the tax man.

What about this seems unfair? As pointed out by the individuals who are in favor of eliminating corporate tax, it would encourage capital investment and job growth in this country and that is absolutely true, it theoretically would do just that. But since when does theory actually work in practice? Communism works in theory. Many individuals believe it is simply another way to provide tax-free income to CEOs, and Board Members. The latest scandals such as Enron and HealthSouth have shown this country real hard evidence of the corporate abuses that are rampant in this country, and so far uncontrolled. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act has taken great steps toward greater accountability on the part of the corporate environment, but elimination of corporate tax is simply a legal way to avoid paying the tax.

When you factor in the ability of the wealthy and the corporate entities of this country to hire brilliant accountants that find loopholes in the tax system, and relieve their clients entirely of their tax liability, you cannot believe that the current system operates for the people, by the people, can you?

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Q:Countries of the world and their capitals and any other relevant infomation, please.?

Names ( both developed and under developed countries), Capital cities,investment opportunities and currencies etc...

Dont wanna know much do you?! you need to get yourself a good atlas, thats too much information to post here, for currencies try looking on www.xe.com

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