A top rate of 39.6% wouldn't set me back that much at the end of the day.
Unless they dropped the triggering income to be in the top bracket significantly. I would start to sweat if it went up to 50% or higher but I imagine that would be on top line income only. Higher rates on cap gains and dividends will probably start to matter more to me in a decade or so than it does now, but not something I'm sweating much at this juncture (and that's so easy to game around anyways I'm not sure what returns we would get from changing the rates).
I'd be more than fine repealing the Trump Tax Cuts entirely (at least on the individual side) and returning us to Clinton-era taxes tbh.
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Posted: 02/19/2020 at 2:02PM