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Old 09-19-2005, 11:06 PM   #450
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is one effect of not allowing a deduction for dividends that it encourages (all else being equal) a co to reinvest in itself rather than pay dividends? If so, might the taxation thing be partly a policy to encourage that?

Are dividends received taxed at a different rate than regular income?

The things I don't remember . . .

I agree with Spanky's comment on the flat tax, adding that I think if you set the base amount (if you make less than that, no tax) at a reasonable place, the rate has to be really quite a bit higher than people expect in order to be able to have it be flat (esp. if you want to get rid of estate/gift tax, corp tax, etc.)

I can't believe I almost missed an opportunity to comment on flat tax.
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