Yes, for incomes below $250,000 a year they should stay the same, for people with incomes of $250,000 or more a year the income tax bracket should be 35%, for people with incomes of $400,000 or more a year the income tax bracket should be 40%, for people whose incomes plus capital gains other than real estate amount to more than $1,000,000 dollars the income tax and capital gains tax should be 55%, for those whose incomes plus capital gains amounts to $10,000,000 or more the income and capital gains tax should be 70%, and for those who’s incomes plus capital gains amounts to $1,000,000,000 or more the income and capital gains tax should be 85%, for capital gains that don’t fit the scale the capital gains tax should be raised 2%, and billionaires should have to pay a net worth tax whether they gain money or not ignore 3%, and millionaires 0.01%. The corporate tax rate on small businesses should be 35% if use fossil fuels and 32% if they use renewable energy, and for large multinational corporations the corporate tax rate should be 60% if they use fossil fuels and 40% if they use renewable energy. When no one uses fossil fuels anymore the corporate tax rate on small businesses should be 33.5% and for large multinational corporations 50%. Half of the money made from these taxes should go to the green new deal which should start with the climate portion, and half to the national debt.
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