Kamala Harris Tax Proposals, 2024 | Tax Foundation Skip to content Home • Blog • Where Does Kamala Harris Stand on Taxes? Kamala Harris has a record of favoring steeper taxA tax is a mandatory payment or charge collected by local, state, and national governments from individuals or businesses to cover the costs of general … Read more
Vice President Kamala Harris backs hiking the current 21% federal corporate income tax rate to 35%, higher than socialist Venezuela’s 34% rate. Vice President Harris’ plan is also significantly higher than President Biden’s proposed plan to hike the corporate rate to 28%. The Harris 35% rate would saddle America with one of the highest corporate … Read more
The Corner Economy & Business Senator Josh Hawley (R., Mo.), left, and Oren Cass, right (Leah Millis/Reuters, National Conservatism/Screengrab via YouTube) applauded it. The economics of these two isn’t too good, but their populist signaling is strong. See, they want more taxes on corporations, proving that they are concerned about fairness (labor shouldn’t be taxed … Read more
The deadline for New Jersey lawmakers to pass a budget is June 30 and Democrats, who control the legislature, are in the process of passing their $56.6 billion budget agreement. After an onslaught of tax hikes were bandied about during the budget process, the deal reached by lawmakers and Gov. Murphy includes his proposed corporate … Read more
PORTLAND, Ore. — An Oregon ballot initiative wants to raise corporate taxes in order to help put more money in every Oregonian’s wallet – money that’s non-taxable and doesn’t affect income benefits. If passed, the income program would give every resident in the state, including children, an estimated $750 annually from corporate taxes.The idea is … Read more
President Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders are advocating for raising the corporate tax rate to help working families, but economic research shows that this would actually harm working people. Studies have shown that a higher corporate tax rate leads to lower wages, higher prices, and reduced retirement savings for everyday Americans. The 2017 tax cuts resulted in benefits for working people, including lower unemployment rates and increased wages. Increasing the corporate tax rate would also lead to higher taxes on pensions and retirement savings for many Americans. Experts agree that raising the corporate tax rate is the most economically harmful tax increase, hurting investment, growth, productivity, workers, consumers, and savers.
The Biden Administration has proposed corporate tax increases, including raising the corporate tax rate to 28% and imposing a minimum tax on high-income individual taxpayers. They also plan to increase taxes on offshore earnings and corporate aircraft, with a focus on cracking down on corporate jet loopholes. The IRS is conducting audits on corporate aircraft expenses to ensure proper allocation of expenses and income inclusion for personal use.