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Snow Fox
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Liberals, putting this country in the toilet one left wing vote at a time.
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I think that a lot of folks don't realize that corporations are not taxed like individuals. The shareholders are all taxed according to how much of the corp. they own and taxed according to their income level. If you make of 100K there are a lot of tax breaks that you don't get. No write off of college loans, no tax credit for kids at home other than the one on the front of 1040, and the list goes on.
There ya go drinking the dfl koolaid again. You silly dfl'er the 5% that you refer to is the unemployment rate which usually only relates to able bodied persons that are actually looking for work after they lost their job and were once productive wage earners.. The 45% refer to the ones that don't actually work or work just enough to file a tax return and recive a tax "refund" for much greaater than the taxes that they actually paid or did not pay at all. There are also many that are on government programs that do not work and do not pay any taxes but use up more than their "fair share" of government dollars. Yes, I realize that there are those that cannot help themselves and yes, we should help those but, I have a problem with helping those that refuse to help themselves. Keep sippin the ol koolaid, it helps to dull the pain of installing the blinders. FYI.............DFL stands fo D umb F ool L iberal
Yes an S Corp. My point is lots of people think that we are getting this big break, NOT SO!If your talking about C corporations, you don't know what your talking about....taxes paid have nothing to do with shareholders....that is why we switched from a c corp to an s corp a few years ago... we were being double taxed.... the corp was paying taxes and then we payed personal income tax on money that was already taxed.... now we add everything together, personal and corporate and pay once.
If your talking about S corporations, then you are a little closer..... You would take the profits of the corporations and then split them percentage wise between the owners, or partners, and then that would be added to your tax return..... if you don't make money, that loss can be used as a deduction on your return and with a C corp, that loss can be applied to future profits for a certain number of years
No, all government programs are not necessarily welfare, an example would be social security ,which some parts might as well be.You are saying that 45% of the people in America are on welfare....... My cool-aide tastes like fruit punch, what does yours taste like?
You are saying that 45% of the people in America are on welfare....... My cool-aide tastes like fruit punch, what does yours taste like?
I think a lot of people throw these numbers around a lot, but I'm pretty sure that I remember that 45% number to be the amount of citizens getting some type of government assistance in one form or another......Not neccessarily welfare....as it should be..... we should, and do help those that for whatever reason, are having hard times.....
What I think people have a problem with, is giving someone a tax return or (check), (free money), whatever you want to call it, when they didn't pay anything to begin with.
That is redistribution of wealth and it sucks!
No, all government programs are not necessarily welfare, an example would be social security ,which some parts might as well be.
I think this definition and number needs to be further defined. There are a lot of misconceptions out there.... and I see that number as very highly suspect. I am calling BS on that 45% number until I can get a clear definition.....
I completely agree, but the funny thing is that many of the people on this forum are the ones that benefit from it. It is not the just the poor that benefit, it is everyone that is not making more than 250k..... To people that don't like it, feel free to send more money to the government to pay your FAIR share.
I see. Everyone benefits except the rich / EMPLOYER'S. Brilliant!
I would say that the rich (don't know why you bring employers into this, as an employer may be rich, and he may not be, don't be trying to change the argument...) are already benefiting. So with increased taxes they won't benefit as much.
yes i did. sorry i wasnt clear on that. what i was trying to say was that they shouldnt get away with it but knowing oil co.'s they would knock up prices just cause they had to pay more....they always come up with excuses. hope that makes some sense lol
I would say that a large percentage of employers are rich.(and will lay people off if taxed) And I would also say that none of the employers are poor. So whats the best way to help the poor. Give em a hand out, or a job.
I completely agree, but the funny thing is that many of the people on this forum are the ones that benefit from it. It is not the just the poor that benefit, it is everyone that is not making more than 250k..... To people that don't like it, feel free to send more money to the government to pay your FAIR share.
I would say that a large percentage of employers are rich.(and will lay people off if taxed) And I would also say that none of the employers are poor. So whats the best way to help the poor. Give em a hand out, or a job.
Your definition of rich is too low. I thought we were talking about average yearly income here? I know quite a bit of small business owners, I try not to deal with anything but... but there lifestyle was about average. Yes they were doing good, but the money was in the business, not in the business pay check to you...
It is funny, from people on here, it seems that everyone is rich, and all our money goes to poor people only....
In the eyes of obama we are rich. Nothing funny about that.