Yes, Fund through These revenue proposals to pay for build back better:400 billion from IRS reform, including the enforcement of tax payments from taxpayers making over $400,000[47]
$350 billion by imposing a 15% minimum tax on foreign corporate profits
$325 billion via a 15% corporate minimum tax (applying to corporations making over $1 billion for three consecutive years)[48]
$250 billion by closing a Medicare tax loophole benefiting the wealthy
$230 billion from an adjusted gross income surcharge on the 0.02% most wealthy, applying a 5% rate for those who make $10 million, and an additional 3% surtax above $25 million
$170 billion by reducing business losses of the wealthy
$145 billion by repealing the 2017 tax act's rebate rule regarding prescription drugs
$125 billion via a 1% surcharge on corporate stock buybacks. I’d keep these to help pay certain holes in costs of my plans:
$325 billion via a 15% corporate minimum tax (applying to corporations making over $1 billion for three consecutive years)[48]
$250 billion by closing a Medicare tax loophole benefiting the wealthy
$230 billion from an adjusted gross income surcharge on the 0.02% most wealthy, applying a 5% rate for those who make $10 million, and an additional 3% surtax above $25 million
$170 billion by reducing business losses of the wealthy
$145 billion by repealing the 2017 tax act's rebate rule regarding prescription drugs
$125 billion via a 1% surcharge on corporate stock buybacks, as well as raising the corporate tax rate to 28% and the top marginal bracket to 39.6%
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