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The deal is devoid of any substantive spending cuts and indeed includes additional spending. Why should it get any deficit-reduction credit at all?
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The truth is that the CBO warned that ending the Bush tax cuts and automatic spending cuts would put the economy back in recession, but I guess some thought that would be good for our grandchildren.Originally posted by kentonio View PostOr not really..
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USians don't like taxes, period. You will never please them with any tax code.Originally posted by Sir Og View PostDo any of the US posters have an idea what their fellow citisens think of the US tax system.
From what I know you have a ridiculous system in place that should not appeal to anyone but for some reason there seems to be no preasure on the politicians to actually do something about it.
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Even the title of that article is misleading. It should have read "$4 trillion in DEBT added over ten years." But no one knows what the deficit will be in 10 years. Those are simply projections.Originally posted by DinoDoc View Post$4 trillion added to deficit as a result of the fiscal cliff deal.
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Or not really..Originally posted by DinoDoc View Post$4 trillion added to deficit as a result of the fiscal cliff deal.
CBO begins its analysis from its March current law baseline that assumes all of Bush-era tax cuts would expire at New Year's Day, and therefore gives no deficit-reduction credit for the fact that the deal begins to raise rates for the wealthiest Americans.
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Do any of the US posters have an idea what their fellow citisens think of the US tax system.
From what I know you have a ridiculous system in place that should not appeal to anyone but for some reason there seems to be no preasure on the politicians to actually do something about it.
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$4 trillion added to deficit as a result of the fiscal cliff deal.Originally posted by Kidicious View PostIf they become rich, then yes.
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If they become rich, then yes.Originally posted by DinoDoc View PostOn our children and grandchildren?
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I think the fiscal cliff deal is pretty poor friendly (and middle class friendly), and puts the burden where it belongs.
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Well just a month ago you were a poor teacher on $10k a year. Now you're apparently a business owner struggling under a heavy tax burden. This seems.. odd.Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View PostSo which is it? I'm a virgin, or I'm a male prostitute at the same time. Wow, I must be incredibly good.
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How is 35 + 10 + 3.8 equal to 65? Furthermore your 10% state income tax is after your 35% federal tax is subtracted from your income, so it's really 6.6 %.
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So which is it? I'm a virgin, or I'm a male prostitute at the same time. Wow, I must be incredibly good.They're taxing male prostitution these days? Wow, times must be hard..
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They're taxing male prostitution these days? Wow, times must be hard..
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I pay more than Obama does! Sales tax, FICA withholding, payroll taxes, SSID, etc. Plus the fact I run my own business too, so I pay both employer + employee federal SSID taxes on that portion of my income.How do you even pay taxes? You earn less than most 18th century chimney sweeps.
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