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Don’t Buy A Home In 2023 (Sellers Panicking)

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A new housing tax in California is predicted to negatively impact the market significantly, potentially more than in 2007. This, combined with other financial pressures, may lead to more people leaving the state.
"California passed a new housing tax that will deliver the hardest hit to the market since 2007 and a new proposal could wind up costing you a lot more money especially since Social Security is running out sooner than expected so that's why we got to break down exactly what's going on which markets are seeing the biggest price Cuts why you should not be buying a home in California and then finally what you could do about all of this to save a little bit of money on today's episode of Facebook job"
California Housing Market
Pending
The new tax on properties sold over $5 million in Los Angeles is predicted to devastate the high-end real estate market in California, likely causing more residents to relocate.
"Beginning April 1st Los Angeles residents will be subject to an additional four to five and a half percent tax on all properties sold over 5 million dollars and this is expected to completely destroy the high-end property Market throughout the entire State potentially resulting in even more people leaving"
California High-End Property Market
Pending
California is expected to experience a significant outflow of home buyers.
"Although one state in particular is about to see even more of a home buyer Exodus and that would be none other than California"
California Economy
Pending
New taxes in California are expected to reduce investor incentive to build more housing and deter business expansion, further encouraging people to leave the state.
"this means that there's even less incentive now for investors to add more housing Supply into the market businesses will be less inclined to expand and this only gives more of a reason for people to leave"
California Housing Supply
Pending
A proposal suggests increasing the US corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%, aiming to generate $1.3 trillion and ensure companies contribute more.
"First this would increase the corporate tax rate from 21 to 28 raising 1.3 trillion dollars as they say this would still be lower than the 35 tax that was established before the 2 2017 tax cuts and jobs act but it would ensure that companies pay their fair share at a slightly higher tax rate than what we're currently seeing"
US Corporate Tax Rate
Pending
A 28% corporate tax rate in the US could lead to a 0.7% reduction in GDP ($160 billion), marginal declines in stocks and wages, and the loss of 138,000 full-time jobs. Over 10 years, this could result in a $720 billion GDP decline.
"a Tax Foundation analysis found that a 28 corporate tax rate would reduce GDP by 0.7 percent or 160 billion dollars stocks and wages would marginally decline and 138 000 full-time jobs be lost thankfully they believe the loss would be gradual but it could result in a GDP decline of 720 billion dollars over the next 10 years which is larger than the tax revenue that would be generated in its place"
US GDP and Employment (Corporate Tax Increase)
Pending
Higher corporate taxes in the US are predicted to cause a long-term decrease in incomes by 1.5% to 2%.
"as a result they believe that long-term higher corporate tax would result in incomes dropping by one and a half to two percent"
US Income Levels (Corporate Tax Increase)
Pending
The top US tax bracket is predicted to increase from 37% back to 39.6% in 2025, as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is set to expire, making tax increases likely.
"and third the plan would increase the top tax bracket from 37 percent back to 39.6 percent where it stood prior to 2017. to me this is probably the most realistic outcome since the tax cuts and jobs Act is set to expire anywhere in 2025 so the taxes are going up either way"
US Tax Policy
Pending
The stock buyback tax in the US is proposed to increase fourfold, from 1% to 4%.
"they would quadruple the stock buyback tax from one percent to four percent"
US Stock Buyback Tax
Pending
A proposal suggests replacing income tax with a flat 30% sales tax on all purchases.
"instead of paying 20 to 50 tax on all of your income you would simply pay a flat 30 sales tax on all of your purchases"
US Consumption Tax
Pending
A 2004 study suggests that a US sales tax system would require a rate as high as 60% to generate equivalent revenue to the current system, otherwise risking deeper national debt.
"a 2004 study found that if the United States were to replace its current tax system with a sales tax the rate would have to be as high as 60 percent to bring in the same amount of money as we are currently any lower and we'd likely plunge even deeper into a worse national debt"
US Tax Revenue (Sales Tax)
Pending