POLL: Would you support a millionaire tax if it meant lower property taxes?
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What usually happens with millionaire taxes is that the rich guys all find loopholes.
Then, taxes have to be raised from middle class to cover all the projects Dems promised with the money that was expected from the millionaire tax.
All the millionaires will just leave the state.
Senseless question. The millionaires are the ones with nicer houses and higher property taxes. They will benefit most from a reduced rate. Net gain will be minimal.
I support raising taxes on the rich even if it doesn’t mean lowering property taxes as I see so much suffering, we need to increase compassion.
I do not support it and am no millionaire.The rich can afford to react to changes in the tax laws.Raise the taxes and they will leave and go live where its cheaper.So you might save now but you will pay a lot more tomorrow so what is the point?
The usual democrat/progressive garbage. You can’t tax the population as a way to become wealthier. This is utilizing envy as a means to power. Tax and spend is the mantra of these socialists. Wake up and smell the coffee. The Democrats are evil traitors, anti-America, immoral and anti-Semitic. Stop the nonsense.
The $0.23 gas tax was to fix the roads. What do you know it did not raise enoff money so they had to raise it again. There will never be enoff money for Trenton. They will never have money to give out
Politicians use money to gain more votes. There is never going to be enough money to cover all the lining pockets and special projects etc. raising taxes is never a long term answer and never solves the problem