It would reduce debt, if the citizens agree to pay it. Rebellions may start, then protests, then a formation of a militia of some sort if it gets to that point. We don't want it to turn out like Robin Hood.
No. Raising taxes results in reduction of revenue as businesses close or move out of the country.
The national debt can be repaid by taxes, but only if the amount of other spending is less than the amount of taxes that are collected. If the government continues to spend more money every year than it collects in taxes, then the debt will necessarily increase.
Andrew Mellon marketed his strategies for maintaining a postwar American prosperity. His strategy was to cut taxes believing it would ensure financial independence.
FALSERaising taxes has never cause a reduction in the deficit or the debt. Lowering spending is the only possible solution and always has been.Raising taxes slows the economy and reduces overall income and thereby reduces the total tax collected.This has always been proven to be the case. No one has ever spent their way into wealth.
to pay off the national debt
higher taxes mean the corporations will go over seas where the taxes are lower, and then they will lose their tax base.
Inflation is too much money chasing too few goods. If the new revenue from raising taxes is used to pay down debt, raising taxes can help control inflation by reducing discretionary income.
Large budget deficits cannot be cured by simply raising taxes. Depending on the size of the debt and the size of an economy, usually long term plans are required. This would normally consist of the reduction of government expenditures and increases in taxes. The details of such a plan depend on many variables.
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By balancing the budget. This can be done by increasing government income (raising taxes) and decreasing government expenditure.
by raising money and donating to gift aid so the greedy government cant steal taxes from it!!!!!!!! :)
Owing back taxes is not very fun. To get rid of this debt, or reduce it (which is probably more likely), talk to a local tax professional. Many cities have debt specialists that offer free services too. Check one out.
My advice is to reduce expenditures to equal the current revenue being collected and then to propose a temporary graduated income surtax that would be applied entirely to paying down the debt.
In today's economy it is great you are looking to reduce your personal debt. I would only recommend using a debt management group if you are not good at budgeting and managing your funds.
"The debt ceiling was in fact raised by $2.1 trillion dollars. While the plan doesn't include raising taxes, it does include cutting the federal budget deficit by $2.5 trillion over the next decade."
There are many places where one could find more information on how to reduce one's debt. The best places to go would be to visit a bankruptcy lawyer or a debt consolidation company.
Someone can learn how to reduce debt from a number of websites such as Debt Canada. Debt Canada provides individuals and businesses with debt counselling services.