Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by intopieces 2756 days ago
High income earners don’t get the credit. Similar to how there is an income cap on incentives for EVs in California
1 comments

But high income earners still benefit from a lower effective rate from the change.

If low income earners pay a higher effective rate than they would under income taxation, which is to be neutralised by credits, and higher income earners pay a lower effective rate, who makes up the deficit?