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So, do people who earn (note the word 'earn') over $250k not 'working class'? Do they not work? WTF is this obsession with 'class' anyway. The word, in US society, should be meaningless. This is yet another lie perpetuated by the fucking left.
Yes, income (and sometimes principal) in an IRA will be taxed eventually. If you are somehow offended by referring to a tax deferral device as a "tax sheltering device", okie dokie.
Everyone knows we are only talking about the taxes on those earning over a quarter million a year. The President has consistantly said ever since the election campaign that he is against higher taxes on the working class.
Who is retarded?
How about answering the question?
LOL! You sound good, but that first line sorta blows any cred, dear.....
Denying a charitable deduction from a tax sheltering device will not increase anyone's taxes.
A tax shelter, such as an IRA, ....
he LIEDEveryone knows we are only talking about the taxes on those earning over a quarter million a year. The President has consistantly said ever since the election campaign that he is against higher taxes on the working class.
Who is retarded?
How about answering the question?
Yes, income (and sometimes principal) in an IRA will be taxed eventually. If you are somehow offended by referring to a tax deferral device as a "tax sheltering device", okie dokie.
There is no distinction between principal and interest in an IRA. ALL money withdrawn will be taxed as income and only as income.
Denying a charitable deduction from a tax sheltering device will not increase anyone's taxes.
Yes, income (and sometimes principal) in an IRA will be taxed eventually. If you are somehow offended by referring to a tax deferral device as a "tax sheltering device", okie dokie.
There is no distinction between principal and interest in an IRA. ALL money withdrawn will be taxed as income and only as income.
There are different kinds of IRAs, Skull Pilot.
Are you done yet? Or would you like to play pick-apart-a-post some more?
Everyone knows we are only talking about the taxes on those earning over a quarter million a year. The President has consistantly said ever since the election campaign that he is against higher taxes on the working class.
Who is retarded?
How about answering the question?
Yes, income (and sometimes principal) in an IRA will be taxed eventually. If you are somehow offended by referring to a tax deferral device as a "tax sheltering device", okie dokie.
There is no distinction between principal and interest in an IRA. ALL money withdrawn will be taxed as income and only as income.
There are different kinds of IRAs, Skull Pilot.
Are you done yet? Or would you like to play pick-apart-a-post some more?
thats what it isBy the way divecon, answer the question.
Does you employer pay for your health care? If he does all that he pays will be considered now as part of your paycheck, you will pay income tax on that money.
Are you claiming that exempt benefits will no longer be excluded from income, Willow? That certainly does not seem accurate.
i have, but the guy i quoted clearly is still stupidly blindhe LIEDEveryone knows we are only talking about the taxes on those earning over a quarter million a year. The President has consistantly said ever since the election campaign that he is against higher taxes on the working class.
Who is retarded?
How about answering the question?
He's already raised taxes on everybody... especially the poor. The man's a profligate liar. You haven't figured this out yet?
Are you or do you know anybody who is going to have to pay more taxes when Bush's class warfare tax cut for the wealthy expires as per the law he signed?
In other words are you bringing down over a quarter million dollars a year.
I'm sure the RepubliCONs are very worried about the Wall Streeters and the Movie Stars and the Pro atheletes (poor Manny Ramirez), and the like.
Oh dear!. What about Warren Buffet? Why this is terrible!
I got to go now, I have to figure out if I can get new tires on the front of my work truck AND buy my son new shoes for school.
Poor Warren Buffet!
thats what it isDoes you employer pay for your health care? If he does all that he pays will be considered now as part of your paycheck, you will pay income tax on that money.
Are you claiming that exempt benefits will no longer be excluded from income, Willow? That certainly does not seem accurate.
for nowthats what it isAre you claiming that exempt benefits will no longer be excluded from income, Willow? That certainly does not seem accurate.
DiveCon, the value of employer provided insurance benefits will be required to be reported on the W-2, but that value will not be included in income. These benefits will remain exempt.
Are Employer Contributions Now Taxable Income? - NYTimes.com
once they see how much it is, you wait, someone (likely someone with a (D) after their name) will look for a way to tax itUh huh. Seems like a burdensome change to me too, DiveCon.
Are you or do you know anybody who is going to have to pay more taxes when Bush's class warfare tax cut for the wealthy expires as per the law he signed?
In other words are you bringing down over a quarter million dollars a year.
I'm sure the RepubliCONs are very worried about the Wall Streeters and the Movie Stars and the Pro atheletes (poor Manny Ramirez), and the like.
Oh dear!. What about Warren Buffet? Why this is terrible!
I got to go now, I have to figure out if I can get new tires on the front of my work truck AND buy my son new shoes for school.
Poor Warren Buffet!
Are you or do you know anybody who is going to have to pay more taxes when Bush's class warfare tax cut for the wealthy expires as per the law he signed?
In other words are you bringing down over a quarter million dollars a year.
I'm sure the RepubliCONs are very worried about the Wall Streeters and the Movie Stars and the Pro atheletes (poor Manny Ramirez), and the like.
Oh dear!. What about Warren Buffet? Why this is terrible!
I got to go now, I have to figure out if I can get new tires on the front of my work truck AND buy my son new shoes for school.
Poor Warren Buffet!
I'm no Warren Buffet.
My wife and I own a small business with 10 employees. Chances are we'll be paying more in taxes if the tax codes change. And people wonder why small business owners aren't hiring right now even if they could justify the expense.
cheap there.
