Tuesday, September 25, 2012

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AND FARM ISSUES




Candidates Respond to Farm Bureau Policy Questions
The American Farm Bureau on Monday released position statements by President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney on several agricultural policy issues.


Estate Taxes (Death Taxes is more like it)


File:Mitt Romney Paul Ryan logo.svgRomney: "As president, I will eliminate the estate tax, helping keep family farms and ranches intact when businesses pass on from one generation to the next. I will also maintain the current 15% capital gains rate for wealthier Americans, while totally eliminating capital gains, dividend, and interest taxes for those who earn less than $200,000 per year. "

Obama Campaign Selling American Flag Print That Replaces 50 Stars With Campaign LogoObama: "My proposal would return the top tax rate on estates to 45 percent and reinstate the $7 million per-couple estate tax exemption, which exempts all but the wealthiest 3 in 1,000 decedents from the tax, but still helps us reduce the deficit. 

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