Grizz
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- Jun 27, 2015
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lower taxes = higher profits for companies
increasing the work force eat those profits
That is seriously the most ignorant post I've ever seen. This is how people who have never run a business actually think.
Good lord no wonder they vote for DemsIreland has a 21% VAT tax. Do we?
For the slow learners, because Ireland (and most Euro nations) have a big VAT tax producing large amounts of revenue,
they can afford to lower the corporate tax. Savvy?
Um......you aren't understanding much of this are you? The lower rate resulted in a 26% jump in revenue.....the VAT Tax has nothing to with anything concerning the OP.
It does, indirectly. The lower corporate tax rate is only possible for Ireland because of the VAT. Yes, their revenues went up but they wanted the jobs, not just the revenues. That was what the people were paying that VAT to get for Ireland was JOBS. It's not working. They're not getting the jobs they expected, all they're getting is increased tax revenues.
You conservatives complain about the deficit, and then say, we need to cut corporate taxes. Well how do you propose to pay for that corporate tax cut? The money has to come from somewhere, if not the corporations, then from where?
The residents of Ireland chose to pay for jobs with a 20% VAT, and they're not getting the jobs they paid to bring in.
You aren't posting anything that has anything to do with the OP, the VAT has NOTHNG to do with the fact that they got the 26% jump. It is completely separate from what the point of the thread is.
The VAT is a major source of revenue that Ireland has that we don't have. You don't seem to understand tax revenues.
You don't seem to be able to actually separate the issues. One tax does not beget the other, I'm sorry you don't understand that. VAT or no the other gave a 26% bump. That bum would have come regardless of the VAT.