Podcasts about gop tax reform

The Washington Post proclaims: "The GOP Tax Reform is a Scam." As Millions of working and middle class people are discovering that their tax returns are either significantly lower, or, that they actually owe substantial amount of money, they feel conned. And yet, while the recent GOP tax reform does represent one of the largest transfers of wealth in the History of American Politics, and while that transfer of wealth overwhelmingly benefitted the super-rich, nothing has gone wrong. No one has been Conned. In this episode, "The Age of Acquisition and the Perfection of Inequality," we argue that the system worked perfectly. The legal, economic, and political space of American Democracy was designed specifically for the emergence of a "New Aristocracy of Acquisition" that mobilizes inequalities of talent, ability, ambition, and intelligence. The Vulgar are only now learning they are the Vulgar. Enjoy.

Taxation is a controversial topic in the United States. Some Americans see taxation as a penalty on hard work, while others see it as a way to alleviate social ills and discourage activity they deem undesirable. And because taxation is inseparable from the question of government's role in people's lives, it is one of the issues that most divides the two major parties in modern America. In today's episode, Bob and Ben speak with Robert McElvaine, an expert on the history of the Great Depression, to get his take on what the past can teach us about tax policy and the economy. McElvaine explains why he thinks that history has disproven the Republican principle of supply side economics, and why he sees the recent GOP-backed tax reform as reminiscent of the policies that led the US into the Great Depression. Dr. Robert S. McElvaine is Elizabeth Chisholm Professor of Arts and Letters and Professor of History at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi. He is the author of seven books and the editor of three, including The Great Depression: America, 1929-1941 (Times Books/Random House, 1984, 1993; 25th anniversary edition, 2009). He also pinned an op-ed in the Washington Post entitled "I'm a Depression Historian. The GOP Tax Bill is Straight Out of 1929" (Nov. 30, 2017). This episode is the first in a two-part series on taxation and the economy. The second installment, a conversation with the Manhattan Institute's Brian Reidl, will offer a conservative perspective on tax policy, and will be released on Monday, March 18. The Road to Now is part of the Osiris Podcast Network. You can learn more about this episode and browse others at TheRoadToNow.com

In the final part of Jason's interview with Andrew Zatlin, the two take a look at whether the future of our economy is inflationary or deflationary. The two also look at the impact of technology on inflation, how it impacts the rental markets, and where the volatility in our economy will be in 2018. Disclosure: this interview was recorded prior to the GOP Tax Reform being written and passed Key Takeaways: [1:17] The proof in the inflation pudding is shipping costs [6:32] The economy is strong in the background [8:16] Warehousing had a huge impact on the start of the internet [10:55] When you reach the point where payroll and population growth are the same you don't get wage inflation [15:20] When housing affordability is low and prices soften, the rental market strengthens [19:15] Where 2018 volatility will come from Website: www.MoneyballEconomics.com www.TheMoneyballTrader.com

Jason Hartman starts today's episode with some new observations on the GOP Tax Reform, specifically involving depreciation and the changes that have been made to it for real estate investors. Then Jason talks to one of his podcast mentors, Jim Puplava, host of Financial Sense, about his thoughts on the new tax reform, what's happening with inflation (both today and moving forward), the different motivation of millennials compared to former generations, and more. Key Takeaways: [3:23] The new tax plan and bonus depreciation [8:04] The massive change in deductions for major repairs Jim Puplava Interview: [13:54] Will the new tax plan expedite people and companies leaving high tax states? [18:42] Hidden taxes in states like California [19:48] What's the endgame when states and municipalities go bankrupt? Is it just a federal bailout? [22:42] Jim's current inflation thoughts [26:12] How much longer can the US continue to kick the can down the road when it comes to the debt? [29:38] Why double inflation arbitrage is fantastic for real estate investors [32:52] What the next downturn is going to look like [38:10] Jason's new theory Website: www.JasonHartmanUniversity.com www.FinancialSense.com

In the final part of Jason's interview with Andrew Zatlin, the two take a look at whether the future of our economy is inflationary or deflationary. The two also look at the impact of technology on inflation, how it impacts the rental markets, and where the volatility in our economy will be in 2018. Disclosure: this interview was recorded prior to the GOP Tax Reform being written and passed Key Takeaways: [1:32] The proof in the inflation pudding is shipping costs [6:47] The economy is strong in the background [8:31] Warehousing had a huge impact on the start of the internet [11:10] When you reach the point where payroll and population growth are the same you don't get wage inflation [15:35] When housing affordability is low and prices soften, the rental market strengthens [19:30] Where 2018 volatility will come from Website: www.MoneyballEconomics.com www.TheMoneyballTrader.com

Jason Hartman went on the Financial Survival Network with Kerry Lutz on January 9, 2018 to discuss his prediction from 6 years ago that came more than true: 6 years, 6,000,000 new renters. In actuality it was over 7 million new renters, but Jason explains how he was able to foresee it, why limiting friction helps the economy, and why the property tax changes in the GOP Tax Reform could cause people to start voting with their feet. Key Takeaways: [3:12] Interest rates will be increasing this year, so if you want to buy property NOW is a better time than later [6:53] Hopefully the property tax changes will make people ask their states why they're being taxed so high [11:09] Jason's 6 million new renters prediction that came true, and then some [14:59] The best thing for an economy is to have less friction in all things [18:01] Owning the home you live in should be looked at as consumer consumption Websites: www.JasonHartman.com www.FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

This all Jason Hartman episode of the Creating Wealth show dives into a number of different topics. Jason discusses his favorite index when evaluating real estate trends, the dangers of asset inflation, unintended consequences of the GOP Tax Reform bill, the impact of mortgage rate increases, and more of the latest news in the world today. Key Takeaways: [2:22] The problem with foreseeing what will cause the next market crash [4:59] The index that Jason would look at it if he had to pick just one [12:29] Asset inflation in the US is alive and well [15:50] One of the biggest destroyers of wealth: a wave of divorces expected this year [21:54] Don't forget to download your photo with Ron Paul from Meet the Masters (and see all the other pictures from the event) at www.JasonHartman.com/Photos [24:35] Every 1% of interest rate equates to about 10% of sales price [27:37] It's really hard to lose with the buy & hold real estate strategy [32:20] Taylor Swift is being sued for over $1 million by a real estate broker Website: Attend the JHU Live Event in San Jose! www.JasonHartmanUniversity.com Work with Jason (or ask him a question)! www.JasonHartman.com/Ask

Jason Hartman joined Kerry Lutz on The Financal Survival Network with Kerry Lutz on December 12, 2017, to discuss how the new GOP Tax Reform bill might be impacting real estate investors, why property tax deduction limits will impact home ownership, and how becoming a partner in a pass through entity will be huge for a lot of employees. Key Takeaways: [4:47] Is the new tax bill really a boon to real estate investors? [9:15] The tax implications of the property tax deduction change [12:37] How your tax bill can change when you become a partner in a pass through entity, and how it encourages entrepreneurialism [16:11] The second part of the tax bill that's going to be fantastic for real estate investors Website: www.FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

In the final part of Jason's interview with Andrew Zatlin, the two take a look at whether the future of our economy is inflationary or deflationary. The two also look at the impact of technology on inflation, how it impacts the rental markets, and where the volatility in our economy will be in 2018. Disclosure: this interview was recorded prior to the GOP Tax Reform being written and passed Key Takeaways: [1:32] The proof in the inflation pudding is shipping costs [6:47] The economy is strong in the background [8:31] Warehousing had a huge impact on the start of the internet [11:10] When you reach the point where payroll and population growth are the same you don't get wage inflation [15:35] When housing affordability is low and prices soften, the rental market strengthens [19:30] Where 2018 volatility will come from Website: www.MoneyballEconomics.com www.TheMoneyballTrader.com

U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty, D-5th, joins the Morning Record to share her thoughts about the federal budget, the recently approved continuing resolution that halted the government shutdown, and December’s tax reform.  This conversation is part of a longer interview between Esty and Record-Journal editors. Other portions of the interview will be included in podcasts later this week.

Jason Hartman talks with Danielle DiMartino-Booth, author of FED UP! and founder of Money Strong, about her thoughts on the new tax reform bill, whether the corporate repatriation will improve the economy, cryptocurrency, the US shrinking labor force and more. Key Takeaways: [1:46] Danielle's thoughts on the new GOP Tax Reform [5:15] Share buybacks have slowed, why is that important? [7:55] We have no idea what the unwind of the biggest experiment in monetary policy will look like [10:47] Why the biggest bubble out there today is the confidence bubble [11:41] Danielle's opinion of the cryptocurrency world today [14:13] The best comparison for the cryptocurrency mania we see today [17:35] The United States has had a shrinking work force for 20 years now [18:27] We have GOT to change our education system so we can be competitive on the global stage Websites: www.DiMartinoBooth.com www.Twitter.com/DiMartinoBooth Tweets: So much of this tax law depends on unicorns existing that I just don't know how much faith we can put in it 2017 has been a record run rate for quantitative easing globally You can't tell me that anything is a storer of value that can lose 25% in a week

Jason Hartman talks with Congressman Dr. Paul Broun about what's going on in Washington in regards to policy and the constitutionality of it all. This was recorded prior to the GOP Tax Reform bill passing, but Dr. Broun is a proponent of a tax system that's more in line with a flat tax. The two discuss the irrational belief people have that the marketplace won't react to actions the government takes, as well as why the corporate tax rate needs to be reduced (and who that ultimately helps). They also discuss how to make change actually happen, and whether getting rid of the federal income tax is feasible and if it'd be harmful for the economy on the whole. Key Takeaways: [2:52] The major principle of most politicians is re-election [6:10] It's unrealistic to think that people are going to stop voting for things that are in their immediate best interest [13:05] Many people seem to not think about the fact that the marketplace reacts [17:00] Corporations don't actually pay the corporate tax, it's the consumer who bears the weight [22:36] Making change happen is very hard, everything has been going to the left for at least 50 years. Paul wants to get rid of a lot of federal departments [26:05] Would getting rid of the federal income tax and moving to a sales tax harm the overall US economy? Website: www.PaulBroun.com

Gary Pinkerton kicks off the show discussing some of the parts of the new tax plan that will have the most impact on real estate investors. He specifically targets changes to depreciation and what's changed when it comes to HELOCs (home equity lines of credit). In this second half of the show, Jason Hartman finishes his interview with Ryan Schellhous, as the two continue their look at the new GOP Tax Reform. Ryan points out a few more big changes, as well as several minor ones. Some of them are HUGE for real estate investors, like the accelerated bonus depreciation, while some are mostly targeted at smaller groups (like hedge fund managers). Key Takeaways: Gary Intro: [4:31] Depreciation of your property doesn't cover your income after about 5 years [9:43] Change in rules for HELOCs (Home Equity Lines Of Credit) [13:43] A mischaracterization of HELOCs you shouldn't fall for Ryan Schellhous Interview: [20:15] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [23:46] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [27:50] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [29:39] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [30:12] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Websites: www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason Hartman talks with Congressman Dr. Paul Broun about what's going on in Washington in regards to policy and the constitutionality of it all. This was recorded prior to the GOP Tax Reform bill passing, but Dr. Broun is a proponent of a tax system that's more in line with a flat tax. The two discuss the irrational belief people have that the marketplace won't react to actions the government takes, as well as why the corporate tax rate needs to be reduced (and who that ultimately helps). They also discuss how to make change actually happen, and whether getting rid of the federal income tax is feasible and if it'd be harmful for the economy on the whole. Key Takeaways: [2:20] The major principle of most politicians is re-election [5:37] It's unrealistic to think that people are going to stop voting for things that are in their immediate best interest [12:32] Many people seem to not think about the fact that the marketplace reacts [16:28] Corporations don't actually pay the corporate tax, it's the consumer who bears the weight [22:04] Making change happen is very hard, everything has been going to the left for at least 50 years. Paul wants to get rid of a lot of federal departments [25:33] Would getting rid of the federal income tax and moving to a sales tax harm the overall US economy? Website: www.PaulBroun.com

Jason Hartman joined Kerry Lutz on The Financal Survival Network with Kerry Lutz on December 12, 2017, to discuss how the new GOP Tax Reform bill might be impacting real estate investors, why property tax deduction limits will impact home ownership, and how becoming a partner in a pass through entity will be huge for a lot of employees. Key Takeaways: [4:52] Is the new tax bill really a boon to real estate investors? [9:20] The tax implications of the property tax deduction change [12:42] How your tax bill can change when you become a partner in a pass through entity, and how it encourages entrepreneurialism [16:16] The second part of the tax bill that's going to be fantastic for real estate investors [22:28] The Meet the Masters lineup Website: www.FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com www.JasonHartman.com/Watch

Gary Pinkerton starts off the episode with a rundown of what he sees in the GOP Tax Reform bill from the standpoint of a real estate investor. He goes in to some of the points that are specifically a plus or minus for individual investors. Then Jason talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: Gary Intro: [2:48] The tax reform didn't actually make taxes any less complicated [5:52] Loans over 750k will be impacted, which could impact purchasing Ryan Schellhous Interview: [10:58] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [12:53] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [16:43] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [18:40] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [20:50] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [23:51] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [26:04] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [28:33] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [30:25] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Watch www.IndigoSpire.com

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 2017 is in the rear view mirror and we're meeting 2018 straight on. Today, Jason Hartman talks with Danielle DiMartino-Booth, author of FED UP! and founder of Money Strong, about her thoughts on the new tax reform bill, whether the corporate repatriation will improve the economy, cryptocurrency, the US shrinking labor force and more. Key Takeaways: [1:29] Danielle's thoughts on the new GOP Tax Reform [4:58] Share buybacks have slowed, why is that important? [7:38] We have no idea what the unwind of the biggest experiment in monetary policy will look like [10:29] Why the biggest bubble out there today is the confidence bubble [11:24] Danielle's opinion of the cryptocurrency world today [13:56] The best comparison for the cryptocurrency mania we see today [17:14] The United States has had a shrinking work force for 20 years now [18:10] We have GOT to change our education system so we can be competitive on the global stage [20:19] Some bullet points about what Danielle will be discussing during her speech at Meet the Masters Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.DiMartinoBooth.com www.Twitter.com/DiMartinoBooth Tweets: So much of this tax law depends on unicorns existing that I just don't know how much faith we can put in it 2017 has been a record run rate for quantitative easing globally You can't tell me that anything is a storer of value that can lose 25% in a week

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 2017 is in the rear view mirror and we're meeting 2018 straight on. Jason Hartman talks with Danielle DiMartino-Booth, author of FED UP! and founder of Money Strong, about her thoughts on the new tax reform bill, whether the corporate repatriation will improve the economy, cryptocurrency, the US shrinking labor force and more. Key Takeaways: [1:51] Danielle's thoughts on the new GOP Tax Reform [5:20] Share buybacks have slowed, why is that important? [8:00] We have no idea what the unwind of the biggest experiment in monetary policy will look like [10:52] Why the biggest bubble out there today is the confidence bubble [11:46] Danielle's opinion of the cryptocurrency world today [14:18] The best comparison for the cryptocurrency mania we see today [17:37] The United States has had a shrinking work force for 20 years now [18:32] We have GOT to change our education system so we can be competitive on the global stage [20:41] Some bullet points about what Danielle will be discussing during her speech at Meet the Masters Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.DiMartinoBooth.com www.Twitter.com/DiMartinoBooth Tweets: So much of this tax law depends on unicorns existing that I just don't know how much faith we can put in it 2017 has been a record run rate for quantitative easing globally You can't tell me that anything is a storer of value that can lose 25% in a week

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 2017 is in the rear view mirror and we're meeting 2018 straight on. Jason kicks off the show discussing scalable business models, the impact of rising interest rates in 2018 and the bubble economy we're in now. There will be a lot more in-depth coverage of these issues at Meet the Masters of Income Property in 2 weeks! Then, Jason Hartman talks with Danielle DiMartino-Booth, author of FED UP! and founder of Money Strong, about her thoughts on the new tax reform bill, whether the corporate repatriation will improve the economy, cryptocurrency, the US shrinking labor force and more. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [1:59] The best business model in the music world [7:25] What we'll be seeing as interest rates creep higher in 2018 [12:36] It's easy to suggest that we live in a bubble economy Danielle DiMartino-Booth Interview: [16:11] Danielle's thoughts on the new GOP Tax Reform [19:40] Share buybacks have slowed, why is that important? [22:20] We have no idea what the unwind of the biggest experiment in monetary policy will look like [25:12] Why the biggest bubble out there today is the confidence bubble [26:06] Danielle's opinion of the cryptocurrency world today [28:38] The best comparison for the cryptocurrency mania we see today [31:57] The United States has had a shrinking work force for 20 years now [32:52] We have GOT to change our education system so we can be competitive on the global stage [35:01] Some bullet points about what Danielle will be discussing during her speech at Meet the Masters Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.DiMartinoBooth.com www.Twitter.com/DiMartinoBooth Tweets: So much of this tax law depends on unicorns existing that I just don't know how much faith we can put in it 2017 has been a record run rate for quantitative easing globally You can't tell me that anything is a storer of value that can lose 25% in a week

Jason Hartman talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: [3:36] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [5:31] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [9:22] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [11:19] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [13:29] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [16:30] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [18:42] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [21:12] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [23:03] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction [30:02] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [33:34] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [37:37] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [39:26] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [40:00] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason Hartman talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: [3:10] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [5:06] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [8:56] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [10:53] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [13:03] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [16:04] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [18:16] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [20:46] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [22:38] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction [29:36] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [33:08] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [37:12] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [39:00] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [39:34] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason Hartman talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: [3:28] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [5:23] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [9:14] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [11:11] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [13:21] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [16:22] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [18:34] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [21:04] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [22:55] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction [29:54] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [33:26] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [37:29] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [39:18] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [39:52] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason Hartman talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: [3:36] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [5:31] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [9:22] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [11:19] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [13:29] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [16:30] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [18:42] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [21:12] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [23:03] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction [30:02] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [33:34] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [37:37] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [39:26] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [40:00] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason Hartman talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: [3:23] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [5:18] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [9:09] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [11:06] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [13:16] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [16:17] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [18:29] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [20:59] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [22:50] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction [29:49] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [33:21] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [37:24] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [39:13] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [39:47] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason Hartman talks with Ryan Schellhous, founder at IndigoSpire CPAs & Advisors, about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: [3:32] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [5:27] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [9:18] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [11:15] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [13:24] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [16:26] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [18:38] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [21:08] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [22:59] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction [29:58] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [33:30] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [37:33] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [39:22] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [39:56] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.IndigoSpire.com

Jason kicks off the show looking at a microtrend he's been seeing after the GOP Tax Reform was passed, which may only be attributable to people wanting to hate anything Trump does. He also looks at the response of people to the tax reform, with people looking to prepay their property taxes and write it off on their 2017 taxes. In this second half of the show, Jason Hartman finishes his interview with CPA Ryan, as the two continue their look at the new GOP Tax Reform. Ryan points out a few more big changes, as well as several minor ones. Some of them are HUGE for real estate investors, like the accelerated bonus depreciation, while some are mostly targeted at smaller groups (like hedge fund managers). Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [3:56] The microtrend Jason's noticed recently [11:33] A lot of people are prepaying their 2018 property taxes before the end of the year so they can deduct it on their 2017 taxes [15:25] Holiday retail sales were fantastic [18:21] Enter at JasonHartman.com/Contest to win tickets to Meet the Masters CPA Interview: [20:50] The accelerated bonus depreciation is enormous for real estate investors [24:21] Changes to the 1031 Exchange rule [28:25] The carried interest rules have changed as well, impacting the hedge fund managers trading techniques [30:14] 529 plans (education plans for children) can now be used to pay for private schools [30:47] Some tax changes that were EXPECTED but didn't end up happening Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest

Jason Hartman starts off the show from the bottom of the Grand Canyon discussing the upcoming Meet the Masters event, along with his excitement about the new GOP Tax Reform. Then Jason talks with CPA Ryan about the new tax plan. The two start off with a 30,000 foot overview of the plan, then drill down into specific components of the plan as they figure out who is going to be helped and who may not see as much of a benefit under the plan. Ryan explains the biggest revenue raisers and "losers" under the new bill, and some of the most important pieces that will impact individual filers. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [3:04] The Grand Canyon may actually be more impressive when you look up from the bottom [5:39] Meet the Masters of Income Property is in 2.5 weeks, featuring Ron Paul [7:45] Danielle DiMartino-Booth may not be a huge fan of the new tax reform; we'll find out at Meet the Masters CPA Interview: [12:58] The 30,000 foot overview of the GOP Tax Reform [14:53] Will this tax reform create a repatriation of wealth back to the US? [18:43] The move that mobilized the GOP forces toward tax reform [20:40] The 2nd most important thing in the tax plan was the widening of tax brackets and lowering of rates for individuals [22:50] The standard deducation has been increased, which should increase the number of simple 1040s being filed [25:51] The single largest revenue raiser in the entire bill [28:04] The change in mortgage interest deductions could cause a dampening in the high end real estate market [30:33] The Alternative Minimum Tax isn't gone, but it's gone through an overhaul [32:25] Pass-through businesses are getting a 20% deduction Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartman.com/Contest

There's a constant dialogue going on in our head that tells us why we can't do something. There's constantly an excuse for our behavior that lets us shift the blame away from ourself and on to other things. Jason Hartman talks with Noah St John about this "head trash" and how we can change our thoughts to better our life. In this 10th episode, Jason and Noah talk about how you can actively work on your mind to create the reality you desire, both professionally and personally. Key Takeaways: Jason Intro: [2:30] Alexa, where's Santa Clause? [3:29] The 5-year plan contest ends December 26, 2017 [5:25] Venture Alliance Mastermind group has been streamlined, the price is reduced, and now has ADD-venture trips [7:19] The GOP Tax Reform is a great Christmas gift [9:52] Do deficits matter that much when you have the reserve currency and the largest military ever known to mankind? Noah St John Interview: [13:43] What is head trash? [18:26] Sometimes our own belief systems are what's holding us back [22:16] How do you go about and actually change your belief to stop holding yourself back? [24:50] Neuroscientists have identified what's known as the "Habit Loop" that you have to break [27:18] People rarely realize how powerful they actually are [31:46] Sometimes even things that are positive (like a good work ethic) can hold us back from where we want to go [34:39] The difference between affirmation and afformation [37:46] How you can use afformations in your relationships Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Contest www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.JasonHartmanIceHotel.com www.NoahStJohn.com www.SendMeABookNoah.com www.AfformationsBook.com "There's no lack of information but there's a DEFINITE lack of implementation" "If you keep not delegating then pretty much you're going to be stagnating."

This week - The continuing battle of the GOP Tax Reform (at the time of recording, anyway), the US spends millions on UFO investigations, Star Wars, and Diddy tries to buy a football team. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk to novelist Rick Robinson about the Republican tax plan. Also, James Hirsen joins us to discuss the fallout from all those allegations of sexual harassment in Hollywood.Image credit: Katherine Welles / Shutterstock.com

Lance reviews the week's progress on GOP Tax Reform with US Rep Kevin Brady.

Lance reviews the GOP Tax Reform plan with US Rep Ted Poe, who's opinion on the matter are no secret.

Lance reviews the latest GOP Tax Reform proposals with fiscal conservative Bill King.

Lance and fiscal conservative Bill King discuss what may happen to additional revenues and corporate profits that will result from the planned GOP Tax Reform (don't get excited)...

In this episode I talk about Net Neutrality, GOP Tax Reform and trying not to live to please other people. Call your congressperson and senators about Net Neutrality and GOP Tax Reform --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicnacjak/message

I talk the current state of GOP tax reform as we heading into thanksgiving week.

Lance gets the details on the GOP Tax plan from SU Rep Ted Poe.

Lance quizzes the Chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee, US Rep. Kevin Brady, on passage of the GOP Tax Reform plan.

After failing to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, President Trump and Republicans in both Houses of Congress want reform of another kind -- before Christmas. Will they be able to pass their tax cuts that soon? What's at stake for next year's elections?

The Moneywise Guys Thursday, November 2nd www.MoneywiseGuys.com  

Bill and Mike got your Thursday jumping with Cavs Lose 4th Straight-Astros Win World Series-Browns Ownership Went Nuclear On Front Office-GOP Tax Reform-Rep Renacci

The Senate has passed a budget that opens the door for Republicans to move forward with their tax plan, possibly in the coming week. Reporters Colleen Murphy, Kaustuv Basu, and Laura Davison spoke with Talking Tax host Matthew Beddingfield on Oct. 20 about GOP tax reform efforts, including what aspects of a tax bill have yet to be agreed on.

Trump/GOP tax reform, Packer's plan for Anthem.

07/22/2017 Part 4 - GOP Tax reform and its effect on your retirement savings by USA Financial Radio

In this episode, Bob and Carlos round out the discussion of the GOP's proposed tax reform. Bob reminds listeners of the material he covered in Parts 1 and 2, and then our dynamic duo discuss the real world implications of major tax reform. Carlos recalls what happened after the 1986 Tax Reform Act, and how it destroyed the real estate market.

In this episode, Bob once again flies solo in order to show listeners how to think about "tax reform" the way mainstream economists think about it.Mentioned in this episode: The Myth of Neutral Taxation" by Murray Rothbard: https://mises.org/library/myth-neutral-taxation "Flat Tax...or Flat Taxpayer?" by Murray Rothbard: https://mises.org/library/flat-taxor-flat-taxpayer

In this episode, Bob flies solo in order to show readers how to start thinking about the border tax adjustment plan that the GOP has proposed, as a way to boost the economy and reduce the trade deficit.Mentioned in this episode: "How to Think About Taxes" by Scott Sumner:http://econlog.econlib.org/archives/2017/02/how_to_think_ab.html

On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson is joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss the impact of drastic tax reform on the job market and a report showing the Obama Administration lied about dangers of default during the debt ceiling debate.