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Seth Moulton on Corporations
Democratic Presidential Challenger (withdrawn); MA Rep.
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Raise corporate taxes, but lower rates than 2017
Moulton on Corporate Income Taxes: Raise corporate taxes, but keep rates lower than before 2017.FIVE CANDIDATES HAVE SIMILAR VIEWS: Joseph Biden, Jr.; John Delaney; Amy Klobuchar; Beto O`Rourke; Joseph Sestak.
Sen. Klobuchar and
Rep. Moulton want to raise the corporate income tax rate to 25% from its current 21%. Rep. Delaney has suggested boosting the rate to around 27%. Rep. O`Rourke and V.P. Biden favor raising the rate to 28%.
Source: Politico "2020Dems on the Issues"
, Jul 17, 2019
Regulate tech giants more, but don't break them up
Q: Should tech giants like Facebook, Amazon and Google be broken up?
A: "I don't think we need to break them up right now, but we've got to regulate them more effectively."
Source: 2019 "Meet the Candidates" (NY Times.com)
, Jun 18, 2019
Eliminate tax loopholes that only benefit big corporations
Small businesses are America's greatest source of new jobs and innovation, and they are critical to the 6th district. I started a small business myself, and I hear from small business people all the time who
can't understand why they pay higher tax rates than the big corporations they compete with.
Congress needs to reform the tax code to help small businesses and eliminate the loopholes that only benefit big corporations.I will focus initially on reforming the tax code to help small businesses:
We need a tax code that supports small businesses, enables them to succeed, and expands their payrolls to include more workers.
Source: 2014 House campaign website, SethMoulton.com
, Sep 1, 2014
Page last updated: Jun 13, 2020