No one knows which taxes are going up and by how much. But there are ways to cushion yourself
Financial advisers for wealthy Americans assume that their clients' tax bills are going up. But that's about all they know for sure.
President Barack Obama campaigned on proposals to raise taxes—on income, capital gains, and dividends—on Americans who earn more than $250,000 per year. And in the year since he formulated that platform, the federal government's fiscal situation has gotten more dire, as a result of the recession, stimulus spending, and preexisting debt. On Aug. 25, the Congressional Budget Office raised its estimate of the total deficit from 2010-19 by $2.7 trillion, bringing it to $7.137 trillion. The White House's estimate for the deficit over the next 10 years is $9 trillion.
Eventually, tax experts say, the government will need to fill those deficits with extra revenue. "Don't expect any good news on the tax front," says Marilyn Cohen, president of Envision Capital Management. "We've got a multitrillion-dollar bill to pay, and it's not going to pay itself."
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ReplyDeleteGet yourself a big ole bottle of Jim Beam.
ReplyDeleteFunny how the wealthy have enjoyed so many tax loopholes, but are so up in arms when the Middle Class has a shot at a little tax relief.
ReplyDeleteOMG, but how to prepare for the inflation that is coming?
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