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Thanks in part to the reduced cost of capital, business investmenthas grown in every quarter since the 2003 tax cut, but the average taxation of dividends will become 28 percent if JGTRRA provisionsare allowed to expire. Extending the 2003 tax rates or making thempermanent would reinforce a central element of good economicpolicy: predictable and stable tax law.
businesses have been asking for ever since the chancellor announced his increase in the national insurance contributions, which pushed that to over 15% for employers. and that is a simple increase in the employment allowance that employers get relief against that national insurance on from £4000 to £5,000, which would help the smallest businesses maintain the jobs they are struggling to keep at the moment. that would be a simple one. the second one of course is with regard to business rates. let me remind your viewers that the business rate does notjust your viewers that the business rate does not just affect your viewers that the business rate does notjust affect retail on the high street, it affects the whole chain behind retail, hospitality leisure and manufacturers. this is a regressive, anti growth tax. we need to see the threshold increased again to see the threshold increased again to take the smallest businesses out of the amount they have to pay for business rates, pending t
centrist proposal on infrastructure he ll get democrat support. but if he comes up with is it hypocrisy? warren, talking about the building economic opportunities and great passion she. a if the democrats would have should have had those ideas in the campaign. shouldn t be looking at what these guys have done in the past but the plan for the future. and the economic plan that is on the table that donald trump has with regard to pro growth tax, unleashing american energy. renegotiating trade deals and looking at bilateral agreements with other countries. these are plans that will work and grow and look there are 1,000 employees at carrier in indiana who have seen the benefits of these plans. this is a real debate going on within the democrat party. there are folks like elizabeth warren who feel just draw the line in the sand and don t let him step across.