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RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - shere khan - 12-20-2017 11:57 AM
(12-20-2017 11:54 AM)Kaplony Wrote:Send it too me and I will piss it away for them better than the government(12-20-2017 11:49 AM)shere khan Wrote: Winning bigly. All you cucks for higher taxes continue to pay the same rate.
Bigly. Yuge
Bwahahahaha
I think those on here who are opposed to this tax cut should donate the difference they see in their paycheck back to the federal government in protest. If they don't they are hypocrites.
RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - MemTigers1998 - 12-20-2017 12:27 PM
(12-20-2017 11:28 AM)bearcat65 Wrote: You do realize that it's not corporations that pay that higher tax but rather the consumers of their goods or services.
These liberal morons still cant grasp that concept. That's why discussing things like this with them is fruitless.
RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - Fitbud - 12-20-2017 12:31 PM
I'm not unhappy about the estimated 900 dollars I will receive next year because of this new tax reform. I'm just not stupid enough to believe that the government isn't going to extract money from me in some other way.
RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - DaSaintFan - 12-20-2017 12:35 PM
(12-20-2017 12:31 PM)Fitbud Wrote: I'm not unhappy about the estimated 900 dollars I will receive next year because of this new tax reform. I'm just not stupid enough to believe that the government isn't going to extract money from me in some other way.
Ahh.. that's an entirely different argument Fit.. and to me a reasonable one. it's up to us to make sure they don't find some other way to indeed grab that money.
RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - Fo Shizzle - 12-20-2017 12:37 PM
(12-20-2017 10:37 AM)dawgitall Wrote: And with the repeal of the individual mandate 7 million people with individual market plans will see their premiums go up significantly. So if you don't get the tax credits, I think Fo is in this group, your immediate tax savings will to some degree be offset this other provision of the law.I think that could be a concern for some people.
Since there is no mandate now...I plan on ditching my current plan and the 675 per month premium and pay for my basic health care and scripts out of my pocket. I will buy a catastrophic plan to CYA in case of something terrible. Ive already looked into it and can purchase one for less than half of what I am currently paying. I dont know what Im going to do with all the money Im going to save from the tax break and insurance cost..... Maybe stimulate the economy and buy a new car or truck.
RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - Fo Shizzle - 12-20-2017 12:40 PM
(12-20-2017 12:31 PM)Fitbud Wrote: I'm not unhappy about the estimated 900 dollars I will receive next year because of this new tax reform. I'm just not stupid enough to believe that the government isn't going to extract money from me in some other way.
Im very proud of you Fit.....that you used the word "extract" in your comment. I like "steal"..but..I think you are beginning to see the light!!!
RE: In 10 years 53% of tax payers will be paying more in taxes. - Fo Shizzle - 12-20-2017 12:41 PM
(12-20-2017 11:57 AM)shere khan Wrote:(12-20-2017 11:54 AM)Kaplony Wrote:Send it too me and I will piss it away for them better than the government(12-20-2017 11:49 AM)shere khan Wrote: Winning bigly. All you cucks for higher taxes continue to pay the same rate.
Bigly. Yuge
Bwahahahaha
I think those on here who are opposed to this tax cut should donate the difference they see in their paycheck back to the federal government in protest. If they don't they are hypocrites.
...Or if it really bothers someone? Cut a check to the treasury. We could use it.
