Thank you Trump $$

[muzzlebrake]

Just a thought but yeah, I'm doing this from now on

[DaveC]

Serious question...how many are going to go out and spend it vs how many people are going to put it towards debt payoff & savings? I'm going to dump mine into savings.

1 more % towards my Roth 401K for starters.

[Bowtech38]

Im around 40 a month extra from the looks of it

[Traildust]

Gonna pay for my lease next year.

Thanks President Trump!

[Pilgrim]

It’ll all come out in the wash when you file for ‘18 taxes.


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This is what I'm thinking. I'll withhold opinion until next year's tax return is filed.

[RdRdrFan]

On top of what it does for each of us personally, a lot of companies are sharing their tax savings with their employees. My company just announced that the expected effect of the corporate tax rate reduction will be $5 million per year. $1.9 million of that is going back to the employees.

Some of the high points in that $1.9 million is taking our base pay rate from a bottom end of $9 per hour to $14 per hour as well as increasing 401k match for all employees from 6% to 7%.


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[Ironman]

It's my understanding that law makers in California have written a bill that would force companies to pay 50% of their tax savings to the state. Can't make this stuff up.

[Man]

It's my understanding that law makers in California have written a bill that would force companies to pay 50% of their tax savings to the state. Can't make this stuff up.

What better way to keep business's from fleeing...

[flywise]

On top of what it does for each of us personally, a lot of companies are sharing their tax savings with their employees. My company just announced that the expected effect of the corporate tax rate reduction will be $5 million per year. $1.9 million of that is going back to the employees.

Some of the high points in that $1.9 million is taking our base pay rate from a bottom end of $9 per hour to $14 per hour as well as increasing 401k match for all employees from 6% to 7%.


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Common man..im pretty sure Nancy said that there is no way business would ever share their tax savings with their employees. They keep it all for CEO and executive bonuses

[Maddox]

On top of what it does for each of us personally, a lot of companies are sharing their tax savings with their employees. My company just announced that the expected effect of the corporate tax rate reduction will be $5 million per year. $1.9 million of that is going back to the employees.

Some of the high points in that $1.9 million is taking our base pay rate from a bottom end of $9 per hour to $14 per hour as well as increasing 401k match for all employees from 6% to 7%.


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Thats pretty awesome. Good for your company.

[JonBoy]

On top of what it does for each of us personally, a lot of companies are sharing their tax savings with their employees. My company just announced that the expected effect of the corporate tax rate reduction will be $5 million per year. $1.9 million of that is going back to the employees.

Some of the high points in that $1.9 million is taking our base pay rate from a bottom end of $9 per hour to $14 per hour as well as increasing 401k match for all employees from 6% to 7%.


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That's awesome you're company is doing this but I would bet that it's more the exception rather than the rule. I haven't heard one company near me (including my own) talk or announce that they're giving a significant portion of their tax savings back to the employees. Of course I would love to be wrong on this

[AZST_bowhunter]

It's my understanding that law makers in California have written a bill that would force companies to pay 50% of their tax savings to the state. Can't make this stuff up.

I hope that is true.. It is only a matter of time before that state is 100% broke. Keep pushing companies to leave with ridiculous laws..

[AZST_bowhunter]

As Nancy Pelosi would say... It's just crumbs...

[SaltwaterSlick]

That's awesome you're company is doing this but I would bet that it's more the exception rather than the rule. I haven't heard one company near me (including my own) talk or announce that they're giving a significant portion of their tax savings back to the employees. Of course I would love to be wrong on this

Reason you haven't seen or heard of it around you, is Libtard companies aren't doin' it...

[Bazo]

I just saw my first tax cut paycheck. I'm losing $1 in take home pay. Not what I was wanting to see.