Simply Unaffordable! One Reason Biden Is Losing The Youth Vote

Bullshit. If your business loses money you don’t have a tax liability

You’re an idiot
Wrong. You still pay property taxes, including personal property taxes for all your equipment, furniture, office supplies, etc. You still pay the taxes on all your employees, real property, street taxes (where applicable), State and Federal UI, the list goes on...
 
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Note to those without 2 brain cells. The federal government, regardless of who's president or which party has the majority, have nothing to do with housing or rent prices.
Inflation is due to monetary policy of the government. For example, the more money you print, the higher inflation goes, which effects everything in the economy, even housing prices. And as things become more expensive, the material to build houses becomes more expensive. And setting interest rates, which the government does, also effects how much house you can afford or not afford.


The ironical thing about those in government is, they have conditioned us to depend on them for all our wants and needs and desires. Vote for us or die in the streets!! But when they get into office they sit there and try to somehow deprogram the populace into thinking that the pain they are suffering in the economy they have no control over.

Hilarious.
 
Indeed , the wealthy do yet the right can't figure that out

Housing and rent prices go up because of state government & their appraisers. And those damn house flippers. They'll put $10,000 into a house they got for $80,000. And then sell it for $200,000. And of course, since it sells for $200K, the state thinks it's worth that.
 
Time was that young voters would be out on the street protesting nuclear war but the spoiled generation is only concerned with their little lives these days. Maybe a cancellation of their student loans might go a long way for the spoiled generation to vote for a doddering old fool who might lead them into nuclear war.
 
In fact you can get a refund
No, the most you can get is a 3-year carry-forward on the loss.

If you way overpaid your quarterlies, and you lose big in the last quarter you might get some of your money back, but businesses don't really pay quarterlies that way...
 
In Texas a few years ago, Abbott and the 80% Republican majority gave us all a tax break on our property value's. They dropped the percentage a little bit. We were all excited and so glad we had Republicans in our state legislature.
That is until the new appraisals went through and our property taxes skyrocketed. Most doubled. Some tripled.

It was a liberal-like tactic from the republicans. And that fucker down there still brags about reducing the tax "percentage." And blames this higher appraisals on Biden and the democrats.
Texas property taxes are horrific. When it comes to state and local taxes, there's not much difference between red and blue states. Except for a very few exceptions. States like California where the taxes are insane and states like NH where somehow they run their state on a fraction of what everyone else spends. Alaska has the oil money. Ditto to some degree in Wyoming. But there are quite a few red states who vampire suck the people on taxes no different than the blue states.
 
Inflation is due to monetary policy of the government. For example, the more money you print, the higher inflation goes, which effects everything in the economy, even housing prices.

It doesn't affect housing prices. That's just an excuse that's used to sell your property for more money and/or the state to appraise your property for a higher amount. (so they can collect interest)
Housing doesn't have a bunch of employee's to pay every week, who need more every week because everything else is going up. The only price increases that are affected by inflation, are things that are tied to labor & wages.
This includes everything you buy at the store or online. Food, furniture, clothing etc etc etc.. All those things takes labor.
Your house doesn't.

A brand new, never lived in home, yes. Not one that's already been lived in.
 
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No, the most you can get is a 3-year carry-forward on the loss.

If you way overpaid your quarterlies, and you lose big in the last quarter you might get some of your money back, but businesses don't really pay quarterlies that way...
You know nothing about cooking the books.
 
It doesn't affect housing prices. That's just an excuse that's used to sell your property for more money and/or the state to appraise your property for a higher amount. (so they can collect interest)
Housing doesn't have a bunch of employee's to pay every week, who need more every week because everything else is going up. The only price increases that are affected by inflation, are things that are tied to labor & wages.
This includes everything you buy at the store or online. Food, furniture, clothing etc etc etc.. All those things takes labor.
Your house doesn't.

A brand new, never lived in home, yes. Not one that's already been lived in.
It is supply and demand. Today, houses are at a premium because there is not enough housing. Why is there not enough housing, because housing it not being built. Why is housing not being built, a lot of it has to do with things like the government shutting down the entire economy because of Covid, making everything in society in high demand.

Again, all caused by the government.
 
Yes you do DUMB ASS. God if you are going to jump into a discussion don't arrive IGNORANT as AOC. BUSINESS PROPERTY TAX look them up, then apologize to the forum for looking extra stupid.
You know that’s not a federal tax right?
 
The OP is using a source that is highly questionable and youth aren't running from Biden.

You are highly questionable. I'm surprised you can't find something racist about all this.
Racism is your forte'.
 
It is supply and demand. Today, houses are at a premium because there is not enough housing. Why is there not enough housing, because housing it not being built. Why is housing not being built, a lot of it has to do with things like the government shutting down the entire economy because of Covid, making everything in society in high demand.

Again, all caused by the government.

Ok so a lot of houses aren't being built. Why? Because they're too high for most people. There's always a housing slump during an economic down turn.
Housing slump, increased crime, layoffs etc etc etc etc
 
You know he was referring to State taxes in your post #14 reply, right?

Which you incorrectly claimed was not the case if the business made no money, right? :cuckoo:
So you’re bitching at Biden over state and local taxes… that occur in every state?

Huh?
 

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