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Obama to seek a new tax rate for wealthy

(Washington)-President barack Obama is expected to seek a new basic rate is rich, to ensure that at least in the same percentage of low pay taxpayers for the rich. 1 million
A White House official said, the proposal will be in long-term deficit reduction of the President's proposal, he will be announced Monday. The official anonymous because the plans were not yet, officially announced.
Obama is called it "the law" 0.1 billion billionaire investor warren buffett warren buffett, he complained that, as his such rich people pay for federal taxes than middle-class taxpayers, the smaller the income share.
Buffett wrote, he and his rich friends "already spoil long enough time 0.1 billion by billionaire friendly congress last month in the New York times OP-ED piece."
In addition to $44.7 billion in new taxes, the measure will barack Obama in the government is seeking to pay for his short-term spending and tax cuts began to the economy.
The speaker of the house, John boehner said on Thursday, he would oppose tax increases to reduce the deficit. Boehner has urged congress to "deficit" supercommittee "of the U.S. tax law, which laid the foundation of the broad reform.
The team have suggested that the federal spending and tax changes is almost unlimited power, is to the November 23, deadline for the job.
Boehner said, "only on the panel a choice, cut spending and rights of reform," the government's welfare programs, such as social security, health insurance and medical reference.
Any broad compromise, clear the bipartisan commission is almost certainly, pro-democracy agreement savings, such as social security and medical insurance plan, and extra income and the tacit approval of the republican party, any this balance, although few public discussion, until the last moment in negotiations.
"New York times" first reported the Obama's new tax proposals.




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