Bidenomics: Would the Vice President's Tax Plan Lead to a Boom or Bust?
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THE QUICK FACTS
- Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden first released his proposed tax plan in April 2020, but has since added some recent proposals and clarifications.
- Biden’s tax plan includes raising the income tax rate on individuals making more than $400,000 yearly, and pushing the top income bracket back to the 39.6% rate it had before Republicans’ 2017 overhaul.
- The plan also proposes raising the corporate tax rate, adding an additional payroll tax for those earning more than $400,000, and raising the minimum tax that multinational corporations pay on foreign profits.
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