Difference between revisions of "Hillary Clinton (Tax Reform)"
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Revision as of 16:40, 25 January 2016
Clinton's Tax Reform (section page):
- Raise the minimum wage and figure out how to make the tax system a fairer one. Right now, the wealthy pay too little and the middle class pays too much. (DD1)[1]
- Income Tax: Rates on Ordinary Income -- Adds a 4% surtax on income over $5 million.[2]
- Income Tax: Itemized Deductions -- Caps the tax benefit of itemized deductions at 28% of the deduction.[3]
- Income Tax: Credits -- Makes the American Opportunity Tax Credit permanent.[4]
- Income Tax: Alternative Minimum Tax -- Creates a new minimum 30 percent rate on individuals earning over $1 million.[5]
- Income Tax: Rates on Capital Gains and Dividends -- Adds a 4% surtax on income over $5 million. Raises rates on medium-term capital gains (investments held for less than six years) to between 24% and 39.6%.[6]
- Corporate Income Tax: International Income -- Strengthens rules preventing inversions. Imposes an "exit tax" on unrepatriated earnings of U.S. firms going through inversions.[7]
- Estate Tax -- Increases the top estate tax rate to 45%, and lowers the estate tax exclusion to $3.5 million.[8]
- Other Taxes -- Establishes business tax credits for profit-sharing and apprenticeships. Taxes carried interest at ordinary income rates. Establishes a tax on high-frequency financial transactions.[9]