1.原文連結：
https://reurl.cc/5gYYWV
2.原文內容：
WASHINGTON — As part of a forthcoming package of proposed tax cuts, the White
House is considering ways to incentivize U.S. households to invest in the stock
market, according to four senior administration officials familiar with the
discussions.
The proposal, one of many new tax cuts under consideration, would see a portion
of household income treated as tax-free for the purposes of investing outside
a traditional 401(k). Under one scenario, a household earning up to $200,000
could invest $10,000 on a tax-free basis, although officials noted these
numbers are fluid.
“Nothing’s ruled out,” said one senior administration official. “Nothing’s
been ruled in, either.”
The development comes as President Donald Trump seeks reelection this fall. He
has sought to distinguish himself from his potential Democratic rivals by
accusing of them of pursuing “socialist” policies while he has touted tax
cuts and deregulation under his administration.
After the Great Recession, the percentage of American households owning stocks
fell to 52% from 62% before the crisis, according to Gallup. That percentage
reached 55% in 2019, a year when the stock market hit record highs.
The tax break, if enacted, would represent “a pretty substantial amount of
money for people” to have for retirement, according to Stephen Moore,
economist at the conservative Heritage Foundation and close confidante of the
White House.
“That’s the type of thing that would expand ownership,” Moore tells CNBC.
The stock market’s rise under Trump’s tenure is a well-documented point of
pride for the president and his top economic officials, who have called the Dow
Jones Industrial Average a “barometer” and a “mark-to-market indicator” of
the administration’s performance. The S&P 500, seen as the broadest index of
corporate performance, has risen 49% since Trump took office.
The White House publicly has been pointing to the package as a new shot of
adrenaline in an economy whose growth shows signs of slowing 10 years into an
expansion. A payroll tax cut would become an option only if the economy
experienced significant decline, according to two senior administration
officials. Separately, Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council,
has suggested cutting the tax rate to 15% for middle-class earners.
Kudlow and Vice President Mike Pence have suggested that the package could be
unveiled in early fall, as voters are deliberating whether to elect Trump to a
second term.
New tax cuts are “one of the reasons why we’re going to focus so much energy
on making sure that not only do we get President Donald Trump four more years
in this White House,” Pence said in a recent interview on the Fox Business
Network. “But we’re going to make sure that we reelect a Republican Senate
and elect a Republican House of Representatives.”
Any tax cuts would need congressional approval to take effect, a tall order
while Democrats have the majority in the House of Representatives. For that
reasons, officials described the proposal that would be made public as “
conceptual in nature.”
“It’s sort of an idealistic document,” said a senior official involved in
discussions. “If you reelect this administration, this is what you’re going
to get.”
3.心得/評論：
我川研擬新的減稅方案，最快秋天實施，家庭年收入低於200K，可以10K投資免稅額
而且10K只是現在討論還可以更多！！！ 華爾街還不票投川皇！！
股市零風險，大家買起乃！！！
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https://reurl.cc/5gYYWV
2.原文內容：
WASHINGTON — As part of a forthcoming package of proposed tax cuts, the White
House is considering ways to incentivize U.S. households to invest in the stock
market, according to four senior administration officials familiar with the
discussions.
The proposal, one of many new tax cuts under consideration, would see a portion
of household income treated as tax-free for the purposes of investing outside
a traditional 401(k). Under one scenario, a household earning up to $200,000
could invest $10,000 on a tax-free basis, although officials noted these
numbers are fluid.
“Nothing’s ruled out,” said one senior administration official. “Nothing’s
been ruled in, either.”
The development comes as President Donald Trump seeks reelection this fall. He
has sought to distinguish himself from his potential Democratic rivals by
accusing of them of pursuing “socialist” policies while he has touted tax
cuts and deregulation under his administration.
After the Great Recession, the percentage of American households owning stocks
fell to 52% from 62% before the crisis, according to Gallup. That percentage
reached 55% in 2019, a year when the stock market hit record highs.
The tax break, if enacted, would represent “a pretty substantial amount of
money for people” to have for retirement, according to Stephen Moore,
economist at the conservative Heritage Foundation and close confidante of the
White House.
“That’s the type of thing that would expand ownership,” Moore tells CNBC.
The stock market’s rise under Trump’s tenure is a well-documented point of
pride for the president and his top economic officials, who have called the Dow
Jones Industrial Average a “barometer” and a “mark-to-market indicator” of
the administration’s performance. The S&P 500, seen as the broadest index of
corporate performance, has risen 49% since Trump took office.
The White House publicly has been pointing to the package as a new shot of
adrenaline in an economy whose growth shows signs of slowing 10 years into an
expansion. A payroll tax cut would become an option only if the economy
experienced significant decline, according to two senior administration
officials. Separately, Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council,
has suggested cutting the tax rate to 15% for middle-class earners.
Kudlow and Vice President Mike Pence have suggested that the package could be
unveiled in early fall, as voters are deliberating whether to elect Trump to a
second term.
New tax cuts are “one of the reasons why we’re going to focus so much energy
on making sure that not only do we get President Donald Trump four more years
in this White House,” Pence said in a recent interview on the Fox Business
Network. “But we’re going to make sure that we reelect a Republican Senate
and elect a Republican House of Representatives.”
Any tax cuts would need congressional approval to take effect, a tall order
while Democrats have the majority in the House of Representatives. For that
reasons, officials described the proposal that would be made public as “
conceptual in nature.”
“It’s sort of an idealistic document,” said a senior official involved in
discussions. “If you reelect this administration, this is what you’re going
to get.”
3.心得/評論：
我川研擬新的減稅方案，最快秋天實施，家庭年收入低於200K，可以10K投資免稅額
而且10K只是現在討論還可以更多！！！ 華爾街還不票投川皇！！
股市零風險，大家買起乃！！！
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