President Obama Has Already Hiked Taxes On Millions Of Middle-Class Families And Job Creators:
According To The Nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, Obamacare Raises Taxes By Approximately $1 Trillion. (Congressional Budget Office, Letter To Speaker John Boehner, 7/24/12)
Obamacare Contained “The Largest Tax Increase Since 1993.” “Keep
in mind that Mr. Obama has already signed the largest tax increase
since 1993. While everyone focuses on the Bush tax rates that expire
after 2012, other tax increases are already set to hit the economy
thanks to the 2010 Affordable Care Act.” (Editorial, “Taxes Upon Taxes
Upon…,” The Wall Street Journal, 7/11/11)
President Obama Has Passed At Least 21 Tax Hikes As A Part Of Obamacare. (U.S. House Committee On Ways & Means, 7/25/12)
President Obama Raised Taxes On Nearly 5 Million Middle-Class Americans In Obamacare. (“Payments Of Penalties For Being Uninsured Under The Affordable Care Act,” Congressional Budget Office, 9/12)
An Analysis By The Congressional
Budget Office Found That “Nearly 80 Percent Of Those Who’ll Face”
Obamacare’s Mandate Tax Are In The Middle Class. “Nonetheless,
in his first campaign for the White House, Obama pledged not to raise
taxes on individuals making less than $200,000 a year and couples making
less than $250,000. And the budget office analysis found that nearly 80
percent of those who'll face the penalty would be making up to or less
than five times the federal poverty level.” (“Tax Penalty To Hit Nearly
6M Uninsured People,” The Associated Press, 9/19/12)
And President Obama Is Promising More Of The Same In A Second Term – $4,000 In Middle-Class Tax Hikes And Job-Destroying Tax Hikes On Small Businesses
The American Enterprise Institute
Has Calculated That The Annual Cost Of President Obama’s Current And
Looming Debt Burden Amounts To $4,000 Per Year In Higher Taxes On The
Middle Class. “In a new paper, AEI’s Matt Jensen looks at the
real annual cost of servicing the debt for households at various levels
of income — including a potentially higher tax burden. As the table
below illustrates, a household making between $100,000 and $200,000 a
year could find its tax liability higher by roughly $2,400 every year.
Over ten years, that works out to $24,000. And when you add in the debt
already accrued the past four years under President Obama (the second
table), that’s another $1,600 a year. So now we are now talking about
$4,000 a year, $40,000 over ten years.” (James Pethokoukis, “Study:
Obama’s Big Budget Deficits Could Mean A $4,000 A Year Middle-Class Tax
Hike,” American Enterprise Institute, 10/2/12)
President Obama’s Second-Term Tax Plan Will Hike Taxes On Small-Businesses And Jeopardize 710,000 Jobs. “Researchers
determined the plan would actually subject 2.1 million business owners
to higher rates; specifically, those who pay pass-through taxes, like
most partnerships, LLCs and S-Corporations. The result, less capital in
the hands of business owners and diminished labor supply, would cost the
United States an estimated $200 billion in economic output and 710,000
jobs.” (J.D. Harrison, “Obama Plan To Lift Top Tax Rates Would Plague
Millions Of Small Businesses, Study Warns,” The Washington Post, 7/17/12)
President Obama’s Plan “Would Hurt Small-Business Job Creators In Particular.”
“New research, released today by the National Federation of Independent
Business, shows that allowing tax relief on the top individual rates to
expire will hurt job creation and the economy. The report, published by
top accounting firm Ernst & Young, shows raising top individual
rates would hurt small-business job creators in particular.” (NFIB, Press Release, 7/17/12)
A Nonpartisan Study From The
National Federation Of Independent Business Determined The Obama Plan
Will Shrink The Economy By 1.3 Percent. “The study … finds that
over time the economy would be 1.3 percent smaller and there would be
710,000 fewer jobs. More than 72 percent of S corporation income is
earned by the half-million S corporation owners who pay the top two
rates. Increasing individual rates directly impacts small businesses
organized as S corporations, partnerships, LLCs and sole proprietors,
also known as ‘pass-through’ businesses. NFIB research shows around 75
percent of all small businesses are organized in such a manner.” (NFIB, Press Release, 7/17/12)
Under President Obama’s Plan, Small Businesses Will See Their Taxes Increase To As High As 41%. “But
Mr. Obama is demanding tax increases, not tax cuts, and large increases
at that. If the Bush tax rates expire as scheduled on December 31,
rates on the top two income brackets will jump to 39.6% from 35%, and
36% from 33%. Add the scheduled return of income phaseouts for
exemptions and deductions, and the rates go up another two-percentage
points—to at least 41% and 35%.” (Editorial, “Off The Tax Cliff He
Goes,” The Wall Street Journal, 7/9/12)
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