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If you raise taxes on a business, it creates an additional expense will need to either be met with increased revenues (raise prices or volume) or increased capital (draw down savings, take a loan, or sell stock). Taxes on businesses trickle down directly.
But if you raise taxes on the capital gains of the stockholders of a company, that expense is not passed directly into the balance sheet of the company. Each stockholder pays their own tax from their own personal balance sheet--not the business's. |
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