Conservatives pull back an old school subsidy that's a staple of local development schemes. Read more:
Tax bill guts historic tax credits used to rehab Westport Commons, Kemper
Plexpod Westport Commons wouldn't exist without the historic tax credits used to make the massive renovation and preservation project financially feasible, said developer Butch Rigby. A GOP-led tax reform bill introduced this month to simplify the tax code, however, would eliminate the Reagan-era tax credit program , which provides a 20 percent federal tax credit for historic building rehab projects that can produce revenue-generating properties like Westport Commons .
Slam the brakes on any further development till Slick James is out of office.
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Historic tax credits are a local issue. Not at the federal level. Get rid of the federal credits.
ReplyDeleteSell your freaking yacht if you need money to do these projects.
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And you know that notion, just crossed my mind.
Butch rigby is a multi millionaire mostly because of these tax breaks, besides, he’s a dickhead little punk
ReplyDeleteCall these tax credits what they really are - corporate welfare.
ReplyDeleteNot all change is actually "reform". It is a disservice to the concept of truth (or math) to refer to the GOP corporate welfare and billionaire-care proposals as "reform".
ReplyDeleteAnything that allows the top .1% to pay LESS is NOT reform. Anything that allows corporations to avoid paying taxes on wealth accumulated outside the US is NOT reform. Anything that allows billionaires to pass on their billions to their children without paying BIG estate taxes is NOT reform.
Allowing thieves to enter a bank with a wheelbarrow and carry out as much cash as they can is NOT "reform" of the banking system. It is bank robbery.