“Too many folks spend money they earned to buy things they don't want to impress individuals that they don't like. I wonder who is the United States government trying to impress with all of its crazy spending.” Gonzalez, F.
The United State has a bad spending habit! They love to throw money away. In this paper, I am going to dive you into my thought how and why the U.S. government should change its policies on changes in government purchases, Business Taxes, income taxes, plus transfer payments to help make America great again.
A transfer payment is the provision of aid or money to an individual who is not required to provide anything in exchange for the payment. Social Security and welfare benefits are examples of transfer payments. (Rittenberg …show more content…
Countless states have been securing waivers from the Obama administration, as a result, people on several welfare programs such as food stamps or EBT, are not required to either work or go to job training sessions in order to continue to receive assistance’s also benefits. Aforementioned unmindful of future consequences, since it keeps individuals dependent on government assistance’s plus benefits which decreases our economy, it does not stimulate it whatsoever. If the U.S. want to stimulate the economy, then it needs to unaccustomed individuals off of welfare, and must evaluate how to do an excellent task of increasing their job markets, and reward. Right now, the government cannot teach anyone how to find a fish, let alone catch …show more content…
for now but not in the long run. First let me define business tax or tax credits. Tax credit allows a firm to reduce its tax liability by a percentage of the investment it undertakes during a particular period. (Rittenberg & Tregarthen, 2012, p.498). It’s funny it seems, as of May 14, 2018 Seattle approves business tax for homelessness, like I said earlier, it is a good idea for now but not in the long run. Yes, I agree cleaning up the streets by having less homeless people because they would have a place to live. That would mean far less crime, not being harassed or being asked for your hard earn money. However, in the long run this would be a bad idea because we are only rewarding people for doing nothing. We should reward people that do something or have an addenda like for people who work a job all of their lives. I already foresee a loophole in the business giving shelter for the homeless for free, all of Seattle business like Amazon, and Starbucks could have a major tax break which means paying little to no taxes at
The United State has a bad spending habit! They love to throw money away. In this paper, I am going to dive you into my thought how and why the U.S. government should change its policies on changes in government purchases, Business Taxes, income taxes, plus transfer payments to help make America great again.
A transfer payment is the provision of aid or money to an individual who is not required to provide anything in exchange for the payment. Social Security and welfare benefits are examples of transfer payments. (Rittenberg …show more content…
Countless states have been securing waivers from the Obama administration, as a result, people on several welfare programs such as food stamps or EBT, are not required to either work or go to job training sessions in order to continue to receive assistance’s also benefits. Aforementioned unmindful of future consequences, since it keeps individuals dependent on government assistance’s plus benefits which decreases our economy, it does not stimulate it whatsoever. If the U.S. want to stimulate the economy, then it needs to unaccustomed individuals off of welfare, and must evaluate how to do an excellent task of increasing their job markets, and reward. Right now, the government cannot teach anyone how to find a fish, let alone catch …show more content…
for now but not in the long run. First let me define business tax or tax credits. Tax credit allows a firm to reduce its tax liability by a percentage of the investment it undertakes during a particular period. (Rittenberg & Tregarthen, 2012, p.498). It’s funny it seems, as of May 14, 2018 Seattle approves business tax for homelessness, like I said earlier, it is a good idea for now but not in the long run. Yes, I agree cleaning up the streets by having less homeless people because they would have a place to live. That would mean far less crime, not being harassed or being asked for your hard earn money. However, in the long run this would be a bad idea because we are only rewarding people for doing nothing. We should reward people that do something or have an addenda like for people who work a job all of their lives. I already foresee a loophole in the business giving shelter for the homeless for free, all of Seattle business like Amazon, and Starbucks could have a major tax break which means paying little to no taxes at