Posted by timebandit on 12th of Aug 2022 at 11:37 am
Energy tax credits are not a new idea. Few industries have
received more help from taxpayers than the oil industry. Been going
on for a long time too..
The difference is that the average American taxpayer benefits
from the oil industry tax breaks, and always has. More oil industry
tax credits= more oil drilled=lower gas prices at the pump. For
everyone. That was the point. Your tax breaks on your solar panels
benefit only you. I wonder how profitable Tesla would be without
basically being tax payer funded? Not knocking you for taking
advantage of it. It's there for you if you want it. OK, I'm
done.
tax credits. "You're welcome," says
I heard of Goldman Sachs analyst on Bloomberg yesterday target ...
Posted by brophy on 12th of Aug 2022 at 11:23 am
tax credits. "You're welcome," says the American taxpayer.
Energy tax credits are not
Posted by timebandit on 12th of Aug 2022 at 11:37 am
Energy tax credits are not a new idea. Few industries have received more help from taxpayers than the oil industry. Been going on for a long time too..
Oil: A Big Investment with Big Tax Breaks
The difference is that the
Posted by brophy on 12th of Aug 2022 at 12:35 pm
The difference is that the average American taxpayer benefits from the oil industry tax breaks, and always has. More oil industry tax credits= more oil drilled=lower gas prices at the pump. For everyone. That was the point. Your tax breaks on your solar panels benefit only you. I wonder how profitable Tesla would be without basically being tax payer funded? Not knocking you for taking advantage of it. It's there for you if you want it. OK, I'm done.
Big difference in "tax credits"
Posted by Ray on 12th of Aug 2022 at 12:02 pm
Big difference in "tax credits" (subsidy to reduce tax) and "tax deductions" (expenses incurred in producing a product for sale).
yes sir to the 43%
Posted by retirefire on 12th of Aug 2022 at 11:26 am
yes sir to the 43% of households that paid taxes last year