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Hükümet artırmak veya kurumlar için vergi oranını düşürmek gerekir mi?

Yunanistan artırmak veya kurumlar için vergi oranını düşürmek gerekir?

ABD şu anda federal düzeyde bir% 35 vergi oranı ile eyalet ve yerel düzeydeki 4 ortalama% vergi getirdi. ortalama kurumlar vergisi oranı tüm dünyada% 22.6 olduğunu. karşıtları oranını yükselterek yabancı yatırımı caydırıcı ve ekonomisine zarar edeceğini savunuyorlar. Savunucuları şirketler oluşturmak kar sadece vatandaşın vergileri gibi vergilendirilir gerektiğini savunuyorlar.

10%
Yükseltmek
82%
Alt
8%
Yükseltmek
77%
Alt
2%
Geçerli oranları tutun ama kesintiler ve döngü delikleri ortadan
4%
Alt ama kesintiler ve döngü delikleri ortadan
1%
Bunun yerine şirketlerin vergileri ve vergi hissedar temettü kaldır

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