Friday, January 29, 2010
Obama's $5000 Hire a New Employee Tax Credit: Doesn't Solve the High Coporate Tax Rates that Restrict Employers
At a machinery company in Baltimore, Obama continues handing out money despite a spending freeze. Today, he announced his plans for Stimulus II. While that’s the unofficial title, it’s easy to claim Obama’s plans as a new stimulus based on the speech.
Obama wants to offer every employer a $5000 tax credit for each new employee they hire this year. So with the economy artificially propped up with stimulus money, he is going to artificially prop up employment numbers as well providing money the government doesn’t have to employees whose businesses are still struggling. Since we know the economy was propped up artificially, what are these employers going to do when they agree to give Obama a hand and the private sector of the economy doesn’t start getting better? This looks like a recipe for disaster.
Obama needs to offer these companies real incentives to keep jobs in the United States. Obama needs to start by cutting the corporate tax rate, which is the second highest corporate tax rate in the world. Until he does that, any form of stimulus he produces is dead on arrival.
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even doing away of the minimum wage law would be better than government handouts if government was serious about the problem of unemployment. or tax cuts to businesses in any form would be better than handouts.
ReplyDeletebusinesses can plan ahead better with tax cuts better than with this type of handout.
Have a super weekend..it's absolutley freezing in (NOT Global warming) NYC!..lol :)
ReplyDeleteLet's see for a $5,000 tax credit; I am looking at a minimun $12,000 liability for an employee - if I have to lay he/she off down the road. That's is a real incentive to hire someone......
ReplyDeleteHow about do away with the double tax on corp tax? (ie dividends)