In this very specific case, no it absolutely should not come with strings attached. This is not a bailout. The government came in and shut down all the businesses, so it's very much not the businesses' faults. The relief money is compliance with the takings clause, not a bailout. If the government takes away something from you, such as your business for the next month or 2, then by law you must be compensated.
I don't think succinct is the proper word for such a vague and broad description of where all tax monies come from, but no they do not all or even mostly come from corporations.
Policy Basics: Where Do Federal Tax Revenues Come From? | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
In fiscal year 2019, the federal government spent $4.4 trillion on the services it provides, such as national defense, health care programs like Medicare and Medicaid, Social Security benefits for...www.cbpp.org
So whats your assertion, that income tax is paid buy corporations and not the people being paid for a service by them?
If by that you mean not directly, sure. However, if you consider workers income tax, social security, and medicare which is matched by the company they work for, and the tax the CEO's of these companies pay, that makes up most of federal income. So indirectly, these corporations do make up a very large portion of the tax base.I don't think succinct is the proper word for such a vague and broad description of where all tax monies come from, but no they do not all or even mostly come from corporations.
Policy Basics: Where Do Federal Tax Revenues Come From? | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
In fiscal year 2019, the federal government spent $4.4 trillion on the services it provides, such as national defense, health care programs like Medicare and Medicaid, Social Security benefits for...www.cbpp.org
So whats your assertion, that income tax is paid buy corporations and not the people being paid for a service by them?
It's my understanding that a few billion are going directly to the IRS for disbursement, but there are a lot of corporation relief packages in the 2.2 Trillion dollar bill.
I believe the main quarrel they had was dems wanted unemployment to be 100% your normal salary plus $600, but that would incentivize people to not go back to work.
That's exactly why I cringe every time I hear a conversation bitching about corporations being "greedy." Strangely enough, the best business practices generally benefit workers, the company, and the consumer all at once. It really isn't a zero sum game.
You are only eligible for unemployment if you lose your job, i.e. laid off or fired. If you quit, or refuse to return to work, you aren't getting anything.
From what I read, an unemployed person will get whatever the normal unemployment allowance is in their state. The feds will add $600/wk to that. If you were making minimum wage, this would probably put you at a higher income, but for those making more, it might not.
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Now you are just being silly. They shipped the making of everything we need to China. And where are the workers or their tax dollars without corporations? If nobody takes the risk and builds the corporation then none of it exists.There are no corporations without workers. There are no corporations without customers. That is a moot point to the statement that corporations contribute all of our tax dollars. You are trying to explain a complicated subject in much too broad of terms. Whats worse is I don't think you understand what you are talking about.
Where Federal Revenue Comes From & How It’s Spent
The federal government’s largest expenditures are Social Security, defense and Medicare. Its biggest revenue sources are individual, payroll and corporate income taxes. Your Guide to America’s Finances explains.
Corporation's certainly do not contribute "all of our tax dollars." Not even most in fact. Thats not even counting the un-voted on taxes, they now call "fees" and property and sales tax. The majority of tax revenue comes from taking from the majority of people. I.E the middle class.
They make everything we need.
There are no corporations without workers. There are no corporations without customers. That is a moot point to the statement that corporations contribute all of our tax dollars. You are trying to explain a complicated subject in much too broad of terms. Whats worse is I don't think you understand what you are talking about.
Where Federal Revenue Comes From & How It’s Spent
The federal government’s largest expenditures are Social Security, defense and Medicare. Its biggest revenue sources are individual, payroll and corporate income taxes. Your Guide to America’s Finances explains.
Corporation's certainly do not contribute "all of our tax dollars." Not even most in fact. Thats not even counting the un-voted on taxes, they now call "fees" and property and sales tax. The majority of tax revenue comes from taking from the majority of people. I.E the middle class.
They make everything we need.
Why not tell the rest of the story?
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