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Originally Posted by TheMercenary
And he did a lot of great stuff for the poor and he paid for it himself. He did not give it to the government and expect them to do it, he did it.
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So let's say... tax rates for every dollar over $250,000 per year went way up, but there was an option for charitable tax
credits, rather than just deductions. So you would be handing over the same amount of money either way, but you would have the option to give all of it to the charity of your choice instead of the government (with, perhaps, a few restrictions on not being allowed to fund a charity that you yourself have any personal employment or association with.) That would be a-okay with you?