The Democrats' proposed tax provisions could significantly impact financials and real estate. Key proposals include raising the corporate tax rate, increasing the stock buyback tax, and eliminating like-kind exchanges in real estate.
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The proposed corporate tax rate is 26.5%, up from the current rate of 21%.
The proposed increase in the stock buyback tax could discourage companies from engaging in stock buybacks, which could have a negative impact on the stock market.
The proposed elimination of like-kind exchanges could have a significant impact on the real estate market, particularly for investors who rely on like-kind exchanges to defer taxes.
The NAR is a trade association that represents the interests of real estate professionals. The NAR has expressed concerns about the proposed elimination of like-kind exchanges, arguing that it could harm the real estate market.
The proposed tax provisions could have a negative impact on the economy, particularly if the increased taxes reduce disposable income and harm consumer spending.

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