You obviously never ran a business.
If they passed a tax credit for employing people, small and big businesses would hire people pronto. And that includes my family business.
>You obviously never ran a business.
Irrelevant, I said DIRECTLY impact [un]employment.
Altering payroll tax, or minimum wage, or regulation/deregulation allow the EMPLOYER varying degrees of freedom and the employer will hire or fire based on that degree of freedom. Ergo, altering those factors are INDIRECT in nature.
>If they passed a tax credit for employing people, small and big businesses would hire people pronto. And that includes my family business.
Um, here’s an idea; tax everyone’s income, no exceptions or credits or deferments, at a uniform rate.
Yes, this immediately destroys tax-preparation businesses; on the other hand it eliminates the need for the IRS, it eliminates any motivation for “the rich” to seek “tax havens,” and it can be done for a cost of virtually $0*.