2024-09-04 01:14:09
Days pass and Kamala Harris reveals her plan as a candidate for the United States presidential election. On Tuesday, traveling to New Hampshire (northeast), he is sure that he will support the creation of small businesses.
Presenting herself as a candidate of the middle classes, Kamala Harris directly opposes Donald Trump, who is accused of pampering the rich and the country. So he promised to multiply by ten the income tax for creating small businesses by increasing it from 5,000 to 50,000 dollars, according to the manager of his campaign team.
Goal: 25 million new small businesses
According to the same source, this new tax credit will make it possible to cover the total cost of creating a small business, estimated today at $40,000 in the United States. If he wins the presidential election, he will set a goal of reaching 25 million small businesses created in four years.
Since the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August, Kamala Harris has continued to push her economic agenda toward the middle classes. He thus announced his desire to allocate money to increase the purchasing power of families (childhood tax credit) and to regulate the prices of drugs. The position of the Democratic candidate made Donald Trump jump. The latter then criticized him for having a “communist” agenda.
Measures that extend to the middle class
These measures aimed at the middle and disadvantaged classes seem to resonate with voters on low incomes (less than $20,000 per year). On Tuesday, a Suffolk University poll published on Tuesday by USA Today revealed that Kamala Harris won 48% of the national vote, compared to 43% for rival Donald Trump.
This opinion poll above all shows that the Democratic candidate received 58% of the votes from the least likely voters compared to 35% for the Republican. There is no doubt that these economic questions will be at the heart of the televised debate which will take place on September 10 on ABC News.
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