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Nobody earning even $1 should have been excluded from income taxes in the first place
LoL
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Nobody earning even $1 should have been excluded from income taxes in the first place
If republicans successfully sell a middle class tax hike to pay for further tax cuts for the wealthy they will know without a doubt that they will be able to sell anything, they should start using the old conman term "mark" instead of "voter" to describe their base. BTW I have a wonderful toll bridge investment opportunity if anyone is interested.
What is this mythical middle class tax hike you claim Romeny has proposed?
So you think Romney is lying then when he says his plan is zero sum.
Where did he say "zero sum"?
Be as precise as you can.
Revenue Neutral = Zero Sum
Does that work for you?
So he didn't actually say zero sum.
Thanks for your belated honesty.
Again as has already been pointed out, limiting deductions and exemptions hikes the amount of taxes you pay, by making more of your income subject to taxation. Those parts of your income that were exempt from income taxes will now be taxable.If republicans successfully sell a middle class tax hike to pay for further tax cuts for the wealthy they will know without a doubt that they will be able to sell anything, they should start using the old conman term "mark" instead of "voter" to describe their base. BTW I have a wonderful toll bridge investment opportunity if anyone is interested.
What is this mythical middle class tax hike you claim Romeny has proposed?
Nobody earning even $1 should have been excluded from income taxes in the first place
LoL
While increasing them for everyone else.
Mitt Romney's plan revamping the tax code would end up cutting taxes for the richest 5 percent of Americans and raising taxes on everyone else, according to new independent study from the Brookings Institute and Tax Policy Center released Wednesday morning.
The study finds that Romney's plan would end up cutting taxes by about $87,000 on millionaires under a revenue-neutral model. The top 0.1 percent would see their after-tax revenue income rise by 4.4 percent. Meanwhile, the study estimates that the bottom 95 percent would see about 1.2 percent less after-tax income. They'll see taxes rise about $500, according to the study.
Read more: Mitt Romney's Tax Plan Would Cut Taxes For Rich, Raise For Middle Class: Study - Business Insider
The Romney camp has already called them "liberal outfits".
But when he was citing the exact same folks to attack Rick Perry..they were "independent".
Nobody earning even $1 should have been excluded from income taxes in the first place
LoL
Really, why is that, shouldnt those people pay for their roads too? They use infastructure, I figure atleast if you're gonna watch Judge Joe Brown all day, you can donate a little to government too.....
What is this mythical middle class tax hike you claim Romeny has proposed?
Where have you been? If the tax burden is successfully shifted downward as republicans have long longed to achieve, where do you think it will go? It's not like the poor have anything to spare after states have already hiked all manner of fees, sales and excise taxes.
WAIT lets look at this: ARe you saying local and state governments are bleeding poor people? Yet you still advocate electing these bloodsuckers to local and state office, for example, Chicago controls Illinois, so if you live in Illinois, Cook county has the highest taxes.....and yes it is bleeding people dry, but they aint electing republicans...
I already posted the video and transcript where he says he is going to limit deductions and exemptions. Limiting deductions and exemptions causes people to pay more in taxes. Causing people to pay more in taxes is a tax increase.Still with the perpetual dumb act. If you eliminate tax deductions you increase the taxes paid. Broadening the tax base means that people who pay no income taxes now will be paying taxes after their deductions are eliminated which obviously is a tax increase.
He isn't raising taxes on anyone in the middle class and you have yet to provide proof of such a claim from within Romney's plans. Why don't you back that up with Romney's plan for me? If you can I'll say you are right.
I'm not sure why you think its dumb for me to not believe something you have yet to prove.
i don't think you are dumb, I think you are PLAYING dumb to avoid admitting that limiting deductions and exemptions raises taxes.
If republicans successfully sell a middle class tax hike to pay for further tax cuts for the wealthy they will know without a doubt that they will be able to sell anything, they should start using the old conman term "mark" instead of "voter" to describe their base. BTW I have a wonderful toll bridge investment opportunity if anyone is interested.
What is this mythical middle class tax hike you claim Romeny has proposed?
Where have you been? If the tax burden is successfully shifted downward as republicans have long longed to achieve, where do you think it will go? It's not like the poor have anything to spare after states have already hiked all manner of fees, sales and excise taxes.
If republicans successfully sell a middle class tax hike to pay for further tax cuts for the wealthy they will know without a doubt that they will be able to sell anything, they should start using the old conman term "mark" instead of "voter" to describe their base. BTW I have a wonderful toll bridge investment opportunity if anyone is interested.
What is this mythical middle class tax hike you claim Romeny has proposed?
I have explained it in my previous two posts (here and here).
Again as has already been pointed out, limiting deductions and exemptions hikes the amount of taxes you pay, by making more of your income subject to taxation. Those parts of your income that were exempt from income taxes will now be taxable.If republicans successfully sell a middle class tax hike to pay for further tax cuts for the wealthy they will know without a doubt that they will be able to sell anything, they should start using the old conman term "mark" instead of "voter" to describe their base. BTW I have a wonderful toll bridge investment opportunity if anyone is interested.
What is this mythical middle class tax hike you claim Romeny has proposed?
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsTIIjKsmZU]Romney: My tax plan can't be scored - YouTube[/ame]
ROMNEY: What I say is we’re going to cut the top marginal rate across-the-board by 20 percent, and at the same time, we’re going to limit deductions and exemptions to pay for most of that and then additional growth will pay for the rest of that such that our plan does not increase the deficit.
Save your breath. None of the idiots on the left want to hear that.
Raising taxes on the "evil" rich is the only thing they want to hear. LOL
Let's say we eliminate ALL tax expenditures. No more mortgage interest rate deduction, no more child tax credits, etc.
This would increase revenues, certainly.
Let's say we then cut everyone's tax rate by 20 percent. If you were paying 33%, you now pay 26.4%.
The question then becomes, will you be paying more or less of your income to the federal government than you do now?
That question can only be answered by asking if you currently get more tax expenditures than you would get from a 20 percent cut.
Independent analysis has shown that the middle and lower incomes currently get more tax expenditures than they would get from a 20 percent cut, while the reverse is true for the wealthiest Americans.
So the rich would end up better off, and everyone else would end up worse off, tax-wise.
However, if we eliminate the mortgage interest tax deduction, the prices of houses would drop dramatically, thereby making them more accessible.
The mortgage interest tax deduction is an extremely regressive tax deduction.
There are lots of angles to consider. Not just looking only at the final tab on your tax bill. You also have to examine the consequences of tax reform, such as the drop in the prices of houses example.
But...the odds of Congress going along with eliminating the extremely popular mortgage interest rate deduction is a long shot to say the least. Americans just don't understand anything involving more than two moving parts.
So this means our collective stupidity would result in getting most of the downside and very little of the positive consequences.
Still, it should be done. We need some serious leadership on this. It must be done.
Too bad Mitt sucks at communication. He really, really, really sucks at it.
I think he sucks at math, too. More than he sucks at communication.
The reason Romneys plan doesnt work is very simple. The size of the tax cut hes proposing for the rich is larger than all of the tax expenditures that go to the rich put together. As such, it is mathematically impossible for him to keep his promise to make sure the top one percent keeps paying the same or more.
Families with children currently receive 57 percent of the available tax expenditures examined in this exercise but 23 percent of the revenue reductions. Thus a reform that imposed an across-the-board reduction in tax expenditures would increase taxes much more on families with children than on childless adults.
Nine takeaways on Romneys tax plan
No, Willard Mitt, rhymes with ...., said the TOP marginal rate will be cut by 20%.Every bracket is cut by 20%.
Brackets don't work at the bottom? LOL!
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsTIIjKsmZU]Romney: My tax plan can't be scored - YouTube[/ame]
ROMNEY: What I say is were going to cut the top marginal rate across-the-board by 20 percent, and at the same time, were going to limit deductions and exemptions to pay for most of that and then additional growth will pay for the rest of that such that our plan does not increase the deficit.
You have both the video and the transcript clarifying that it is the TOP marginal rate that will be cut across the board, but still you try to cling to the most vague and misleading interpretation of across the board. Truly a testament to your dishonesty.You gotta love and admire how CON$ can shamelessly lie in the face of both a video and transcript where he clearly says it is the TOP marginal rate that is cut "across the board."
Tax
Lie? I took that line right off his website.
Click the link yourself, you'll see.
Actually, I'd love to hear how you think broadening the base, having more people paying taxes, doesn't in fact count as an increase in taxes.
How does having unemployed people get a job and start paying taxes count as a tax increase? How does more business startups count as a tax increase? How does overseas companies opening operations here, to take advantage of lower corporate rates, count as a tax increase? You tell me.
And how does Romney's plan accomplish that?