Michael Busler

3 days ago | bizpacreview.com | Michael Busler

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. After announcing large tariffs on virtually every country about five weeks ago, which were intended to bring all countries to the negotiating table, President Trump recently said that a new trade deal had been negotiated with our oldest ally, Great Britain. Trump was able to close this, favorable to both sides of the deal, in record time.

1 week ago | conservativedailynews.com | Michael Busler

President Trump has proposed cutting taxes for all Americans. He wants the 2017 tax cuts made permanent, which resulted in virtually all Americans having their tax bill cut by 10%. Further, he wants to eliminate taxes on tips, Social Security, and overtime pay. Since he also wants to reduce the deficit and ultimately balance the budget, will a tax increase on the highest income earners be necessary?

1 week ago | micbusler.medium.com | Michael Busler

High-income earners are already over-taxed. At a time when the US needs more capital, higher tax rates on the highest income earners will result in a reduction of capital formation. President Trump has proposed cutting taxes for all Americans. He wants the 2017 tax cuts made permanent, which resulted in virtually all Americans having their tax bill cut by 10%. Further, he wants to eliminate taxes on tips, Social Security, and overtime pay.

1 week ago | bizpacreview.com | Michael Busler

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. President Trump has proposed cutting taxes for all Americans. He wants the 2017 tax cuts made permanent, which resulted in virtually all Americans having their tax bill cut by 10%. Further, he wants to eliminate taxes on tips, Social Security, and overtime pay. Since he also wants to reduce the deficit and ultimately balance the budget, will a tax increase on the highest income earners be necessary?

2 weeks ago | conservativedailynews.com | Michael Busler

Across the country, lawmakers are rushing to reexamine the tax-exempt status of nonprofit hospitals. They claim these hospitals aren’t providing enough in community benefits to justify the breaks and are charging too much for their services. But these efforts are not grounded in sound policy or economic reasoning, and they risk making healthcare access worse, not better.