I can't stand your politics Niner and you are as caustic of an sob as I have come across.






but......... I wish you were on my side.

(12-29-2012 03:04 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  I can't stand your politics Niner and you are as caustic of an sob as I have come across.

Proof I'm living right.

Estate taxes are the lowest and most despicable form of theft. It is just grave robbing using the force of government.

(12-30-2012 01:46 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  Estate taxes are the lowest and most despicable form of theft. It is just grave robbing using the force of government.

The concept in a way is distribution/sale of assets of the deceased. I thought if it was a family run farm/business there was a deferment/exemption of the estate tax as long as the family continued to run the business, but the basis of the property/assets did not get the step up.

The step up in basis for most people outweighs the taxes paid on large estates. Yes, I think a million is to low.

What alternatives does anyone offer who is against the estate tax to account for the transfer of assets?

Your parents must not love you if they refuse to die by 11:59:59:59:59 their local time.

(12-31-2012 01:14 PM)dcCid Wrote:  

(12-30-2012 01:46 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  Estate taxes are the lowest and most despicable form of theft. It is just grave robbing using the force of government.

The concept in a way is distribution/sale of assets of the deceased. I thought if it was a family run farm/business there was a deferment/exemption of the estate tax as long as the family continued to run the business, but the basis of the property/assets did not get the step up.

The step up in basis for most people outweighs the taxes paid on large estates. Yes, I think a million is to low.

What alternatives does anyone offer who is against the estate tax to account for the transfer of assets?

How about they're just transferred without a tax? Why does there need to be a tax on everything? Don't the living pay enough? Never mind, I'm sure you think we don't .


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Hasn't the tax obligation on that money been met already? Because it stops being someone's and starts being someone else's, the government gets YET ANOTHER slice?

bull****.

(12-31-2012 02:56 PM)ImMoreAwesomeThanYou Wrote:  

(12-31-2012 01:14 PM)dcCid Wrote:  

(12-30-2012 01:46 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  Estate taxes are the lowest and most despicable form of theft. It is just grave robbing using the force of government.

The concept in a way is distribution/sale of assets of the deceased. I thought if it was a family run farm/business there was a deferment/exemption of the estate tax as long as the family continued to run the business, but the basis of the property/assets did not get the step up.

The step up in basis for most people outweighs the taxes paid on large estates. Yes, I think a million is to low.

What alternatives does anyone offer who is against the estate tax to account for the transfer of assets?

How about they're just transferred without a tax? Why does there need to be a tax on everything? Don't the living pay enough? Never mind, I'm sure you think we don't .


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You are a slave on a comfortable plantation...even after death.

(12-31-2012 03:15 PM)Smaug Wrote:  Hasn't the tax obligation on that money been met already? Because it stops being someone's and starts being someone else's, the government gets YET ANOTHER slice?

bull****.

It is nothing more than legal extortion. The idea that one works hard and leaves an estate to their family to better their lives without the the government getting it's tribute is inconceivable to the thugs in Washington.