MrOwen
Joined 11 years ago
Joined 11 years ago
> For tax years 1944 through 1951, the highest marginal tax rate for individuals was 91%, increasing to 92% for 1952 and 1953, and reverting to 91% 1954 through 1963.
Since that time, the income tax rate has declined, especially for the higher brackets. From my perspective, it kinda just sounds like wealthy people got greedy and they were able to advocate for income tax changes. Back then, they couldn't pull as much funny business as they do today with high compensation modalities ($1 trillion for Musk?) so they opted for marginal tax rate reduction. But there's no evidence from what I can see that the the money was about to "run dry." Quite the opposite it seems. Even in nordic countries, the money is not "running dry". They have great support systems in large part because of the high marginal tax rates.
Food is such an amazing aspect to human life and I thoroughly enjoy taking full advantage of what good food can provide for my body.
Better to put everything in git and run your own renovate bot which will create PRs for you to review and also pull in the changelogs to the PR itself so you can check for breaking changes.
Isn't that the whole point of futo? Paid for open source software?