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To make money, dipshit. It's going to take 20 years for the changeover to happen and there's a lot of profit available between now and then.
/——-/ “Understatement of the century; Democrats are ignorant and naive.”
No, democrats are very smart at being socialist activists and are very good at moving their sick agenda forward.
So why aren’t they investing you moron? If they thought they could make more money in the long term by investing they most certainly would. They were investing during Trump’s tenure. Common sense is not your friend.
Because you get significantly lower services… shittier school’s etcNobody said you shouldn’t pay, but why is it that I pay significantly lower property tax rates than someone in NJ? My area is much nicer than most in NJ with. better infrastructure.
/——-/ That's not always the case. NYC schools are shytholes, the ones in Nassau County are good, but so are the parochial schools.Because you get significantly lower services… shittier school’s etc
Nobody said you shouldn’t pay, but why is it that I pay significantly lower property tax rates than someone in NJ? My area is much nicer than most in NJ with. better infrastructure.
1996 and 2021
Because thy make money on it
That's what he meant... and it ended up being a pretty significant tax hike on the middle class
They're not going to get "shut down in the future" and they know it.
They're making money now...hand over fist...so they don't NEED to invest in the future
They are enjoying RECORD profits
WTF? Retard?It's not unusual to have a surplus in April.
NOOT didn't do shit.As far as the 90s, I agree, Gingrinch did a great job.
Nothing changes the fact that it is a politically targeted tax increase on the middle class.
All tax increases can be offset in some way...that doesn't mean they are not tax increases or that they are justified.
Because you get significantly lower services… shittier school’s etc
WTF? Retard?
WHEN is a budget surplus "usual"?
In fucking year?
NOOT didn't do shit.
www.reuters.com
www.reuters.com
apnews.com
WHO, was president and their budget?WHEN is a budget surplus "usual"?
I know you're a stupid twat, but it's not unusual to have a surplus in April when most individuals file their federal taxes.
U.S. government posts $182 billion surplus in April
The U.S. government had a $182 billion budget surplus in April, confounding market expectations for a deficit, according to Treasury Department data released on Wednesday.
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April 2017
U.S. government posts $160 billion surplus in April
The U.S. federal government posted a $160 billion budget surplus in April, according to data released on Friday by the Treasury Department.
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April 2019
US government ran a $214.3 billion surplus in April
The federal government swung to a surplus of $214.3 billion in April, primarily reflecting the revenue from that month's annual tax filing deadline.
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April 2018
So, republican were?NOOT didn't do shit.
Slick Willie was the budget hawk? LOL!
WHO, was president and their budget?
The NEW President.
Every month the U.S. Treasury releases data on the federal budget, including the current deficit. The following contains budget data for April 2020, which was the seventh month of fiscal year (FY) 2020.
The deficit in April was the largest ever recorded.
So, republican were?
They never reduced the deficit or budget in 40years,
Because you get significantly lower services… shittier school’s etc
That may be a reason to leave. If you are not getting value for what you pay when adding all expenses for any reason in, then getting out is an option.I live in a rural area with a volunteer fire department, and no local police force. We have one outdoor swimming pool which is only open from June 15th to September 1st. No indoor pools at all. There is no public transit of any description either in town, or to nearby communities. No one is offering subsidized day care. And yet property taxes out here are the same as they are in Toronto, if not higher.
In Toronto, I had 4 indoor swimming pools/recreation centres within walking distance of my house, and one outdoor olympic size swimming and diving facility. That facility hosted the Pan-Am games swimming meet in 2015. We had 24/7 public transit, subsidized day care spaces for low income families, and a host of free community based recreation programs and services. The local precinct cop shop for Toronto police, was within walking distance of my house, and the fire hall was less than a 5 minute drive away, and it was a full time fire department, not a volunteer department which won't get there before your place burns to the ground.
I thought the fact that we pay the same property ridiculous considering the shortfall of services out here until I realized:
1. Residential property taxes in the City were heavily subsidized by municipal business taxes, paid by corporations and retailers. And by the high taxes payable for condominiums and skyscrapers. Property taxes on a 2 bedroom condo were $2500 per year, when taxes on our house were under $1000 per year. It made no sense to me then and it still doesn't.
2. We have fewer people. We have 45,000 people living in our county, compared to nearly 3 million people in Toronto. But we are twice the size of Toronto. 1250 square kilometers here, 630 square kilometers in Toronto. There are far fewer households in the tax base so we have to pay more, per household, for these services.
3. Much of the land in our county is farm land, and property taxes on farm land are almost zero. The farmer will pay property taxes on his house and outbuildings, but the land is taxed at a very low rate, so even though we have twice the land mass of Toronto, there is NO farm land in that City and every single inch of the city that isn't owned by some level of government or a church, is taxed to the hilt.
WHO, was president and their budget?
When?
So, republican were?
Yes, Gingrich was very good.
They never reduced the deficit or budget in 40years,
Link?
How very elite of youBut we don't. That is a myth, particularly in higher-income areas. The property tax savings alone for a slightly above-average home will go a long way to sending your kids to private school if you feel they are not getting a good enough public education. I have spent quite a bit of time in Manhatten and in upscale areas in NJ just outside NYC and I can assure you that where I live puts them to shame when it comes to cleanliness, roads, services, housing, etc.
The services provided to me are more than adequate. You are being fooled by your local Democratic politicians if you believe you should be paying the astronomical tax rates they impose.
