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we will lower so they can be competitive. how do you have the right rules and definitions of income so that aaron rodgers like i said, he s the best guy out there, so he can t all of a sudden shelter his income from the regular tax rate that is applied to him and how do you define business tax so it is lower tax. that s complicated. it is very complicated. i could go on for a half hour how you write these. point being wage and salary is a different outcome. the president wants a fourth rate so they don t get the big rate cut that goes to the middleclass. but don t forget, hugh, eight out of ten businesses in america are not corporations. they are llcs, subchapter ss. we are really shooting ourselves in the foot. we tax between 35% and almost

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20170813:07:36:00

we want a leap frog into that top three most of competitive places on the planet for the next few jobs. all those elements are critical to us. paul: subchapter ss pay at the personal rate. a lot of small business owners say it has to be parity with the corporate rate. does it have to be in your view parity? kevin: i don t believe so. but i think we need to deliver an equal tax cut for our local businesses. whether you are a mom and pop or corporation worldwide, we need to lower those taxes equally because so much of our growth is included in both side of that ledger. i think drive those rates down as low as we can regardless of the type of business you are structured at.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120911:02:04:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120531:02:41:00

president bill clinton make it sort of a fertile environment for small businesses to grow or even big businesses? well, i don t know. i wish i could answer that. you would think you would think that when you know the small businesses, especially small businesses, that create really, if we are going to create jobs, one out of three jobs in america is going to be created by the small business people. so you would assume that somebody who understood the business climate and the economics would go out of his way to make it that invite to go open these businesses, to get them to create more jobs, to get them to grow. instead we find that, number one, he s proposing onerous taxes so that somebody, you know, most of these companies, small businesses are subchapter ss which means they pay ordinary income. he is now talking about raising their taxes by 30% and this is the proposal he gave to congress. we have obamacare that most of these people don t even know how

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110416:11:43:00

we re glad to have you on the phone. thank you, alex. good to be with you. the white house says the gop plan is going to give billionaires an extra $200,000 tax break while seniors inter s pay more out of their pockets for medicare. can you talk about the accuracy of those numbers and do you think voters would support that? i think if the voters want to see our economy improve, we also understand when you tax small business people who actually have subchapter ss, those are the people who are hiring. the president may call it a millionaire tax, but we see it as a tax on jobs. we have to have both a growth policy as well as a cut spending policy, but the president proposal does neither. that is big picture, sir. but the details there, $200,000 tax break of seniors paying $6,000 out of pocket for medicare expenses, is that accurate? that is not accurate. the way the medicare plan, fist, let s put this in

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