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Analysis: Romney’s Plan To End Deductions Falls Far Short Of Paying For His Massive Tax Cut For The Rich
When presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney unveiled his new tax plan in February, he insisted the plan would be deficit neutral even though it provides a 20 percent across-the-board tax cut. By ending tax deductions and closing loopholes for wealthy Americans, Romney said, he would make up for the drain on federal revenues such [...]
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New Proposal Doesn’t Stop Romney’s Plan From Giving A Huge Tax Cut To The Rich
During Tuesday’s second presidential debate, Republican nominee Mitt Romney floated a new idea to pay for his tax plan, which provides nearly $5 trillion in tax cuts. Romney introduced this proposal after analysts showed that Romney... Read Post
Ryan on Romney's Tax Plan: 'It Would Take Me Too Long' to Explain
Click here to view this media Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan on Sunday insisted that GOP hopeful Mitt Romney had provided specifics for his tax plan, but refused to say which deductions would need to be eliminated or... Read Post
Romney Says His Plan To Cut Taxes On The Rich Doesn’t Actually Cut Taxes On The Rich
On Meet The Press this morning, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney claimed that his tax plan — which provides a 20 percent tax cut for all Americans — would not “reduce the tax burden” on the rich, even as he has touted the... Read Post