So your humble brag is you had to start 5 businesses because you kept failing?I agree my reading comprehension sucks, in part due to poor eyesight. I keep hearing, I'm so boring and didn't expect that you would want sources. I checked the CBO and only found projections. The original projection for the cost of the tax cut was $1.9 trillion for 10 years. Then in 2019 there was revision downward of the tax revenues. I tried to follow that information but it petered out in a spreadsheet that made projections and revisions for every 6 months. I didn't find anything that would help cement the numbers as actual or historical.
I found the site Federal budget in pictures that pointed out the 42% is what the 1% pays in income tax. It doesn't point out the % of income that the top 1% takes in and it doesn't take FICA (if it"s still called FICA) into account so that number doesn't really mean much.
The Intercept a very, very leftwing site that gives a simple explanation with more permutations of taxes and it shows the top 1% earning 20% of the money and paying 24% of the taxes.
https://theintercept.com/2019/04/13/tax-day-taxes-statistics/
You didn't list your source that indicated the tax cut would increase revenues for the next 10 years, but it probably was or quoted The Heritage Foundation. They are touting an increase in tax revenues using the same numbers you did. I didn't notice The Heritage Foundation taking increased wages into account for increased revenues, so it too is useless.
Here are a few links to articles that I referenced earlier. There are bunches of sites with the same conclusions.
Extending Trump Tax Cuts Would Add $3.5 Trillion to the Deficit, According to CBO | U.S. Senate Committee On The Budget
The Official U.S. Senate Committee On The Budgetwww.budget.senate.gov
Finally the USA today claims the tax cut is not that big of a deal. They are not saying it was good but they are saying that the negative articles are overdoing on the negativity.
My point which has been lost, tax cut was a stupid move with deficit spending and the economy percolating along. That is the time to fix finances and I wasn't surprised that all you economic geniuses don't recognize that.
Since you asked, I started 3 businesses on my own with the largest growing to 32 employees at 2 locations. I was a terrible leader, as Woody said, my communication is a gumbo of mumbo, jumbo or something to that effect. I'm an excellent partner though and needed someone to explain the gumbo. I have started 2 businesses with a partner and the largest grew to 78 employees with a national presence. My business partner wants to start another business but I think I'm done. I really enjoyed doing the loop on my SeaRay and am thinking about a 2nd boat in the PNW for a trip to Anchorage.