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Does what better, loot and plunder?So you admit that nobody dies it better than the US
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Does what better, loot and plunder?So you admit that nobody dies it better than the US
According to the federal government, they didn't rob anyone, douchebag. Your opinion doesn't count.Yes, they did. By paying unrealistically low payrolls.
Really? Have you got a link to it?Yea…I saw that leaked partial return from nine years ago
I also saw his more recent returns where he paid $750
SS isn't a tax, it's a retirement fund, supposedly. If someone making a million dollars a year paid into SS on the whole 1 million they would just be owed more when they turn 65. How exactly does that solve the problem? Or do you want them to contribute the the "retirement fund" but not draw on it?Most Americans pay social security on every dollar they earn. The wealthy stop paying after about $150,000 earned. This is why those who can take their compensation through other means. That should end immediately.
Something an American can live on.How many American workers do you think get paid "unrealistically low payrolls"?
Please tell me what a "realistic" payroll would be?
Can you name a FAIR tax that doesn’t raise taxes on working Americans and lower taxes on the wealthy?
Define “live” what level of lifestyle is appropriate? I ask because I worked for years with a man who put in probably 2000-2200 hours of OT every year.Something an American can live on
Something an American can live on.
About 80%How many American workers do you think get paid "unrealistically low payrolls"?
Take your ignorant racism elsewhere, tRumpling.Do you think your pet wetbacks hold wages down?
I No Longer respond to orange lipped foolsIf there were no wetbacks working off the books and a journeyman drywaller had to be paid $38 per hour how much would a civil engineer have to be paid?
Their fair share is more than the 0 dollars many of them have been paying.Biden to big corporations and the ultra-wealthy: ‘Pay your fair share’
Biden to big corporations and the ultra-wealthy: ‘Pay your fair share’
Yahoo Finance’s Jessica Smith reports on key takeaways from Biden’s remarks on his plan to raise taxes and the U.S. economic outlook.news.yahoo.com
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From the above table as found in the following link:
Top 10% of Income taxpayers paid 70.1%
While...61% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2020, Tax Policy Center saysSummary of the Latest Federal Income Tax Data, 2020 Update
The top 1 percent of taxpayers pay a 26.8 percent average individual income tax rate, which is more than six times higher than taxpayers in the bottom 50 percent (4.0 percent).taxfoundation.org
61% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2020, Tax Policy Center says
The Tax Policy Center said 107 million households, or 61% of taxpayers, owed no income taxes in 2020. That's up from 76 million, or 44% of taxpayers, in 2019.www.cnbc.com
So Biden... what is a "FAIR SHARE"???
The top 10% paid $1.122 Trillion of the total $1.601 Trillion paid... 70.1% or a taxable rate of 21.5%
Biden supporters what would be a FAIR share...???
You are conflating individual taxpayers with corporations.From the above table as found in the following link:
Top 10% of Income taxpayers paid 70.1%
For Biden it's everyone who doesn't donate to him and enrich himself as well as his family and friends pays more.Biden to big corporations and the ultra-wealthy: ‘Pay your fair share’
Biden to big corporations and the ultra-wealthy: ‘Pay your fair share’
Yahoo Finance’s Jessica Smith reports on key takeaways from Biden’s remarks on his plan to raise taxes and the U.S. economic outlook.news.yahoo.com
View attachment 540477
From the above table as found in the following link:
Top 10% of Income taxpayers paid 70.1%
While...61% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2020, Tax Policy Center saysSummary of the Latest Federal Income Tax Data, 2020 Update
The top 1 percent of taxpayers pay a 26.8 percent average individual income tax rate, which is more than six times higher than taxpayers in the bottom 50 percent (4.0 percent).taxfoundation.org
61% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2020, Tax Policy Center says
The Tax Policy Center said 107 million households, or 61% of taxpayers, owed no income taxes in 2020. That's up from 76 million, or 44% of taxpayers, in 2019.www.cnbc.com
So Biden... what is a "FAIR SHARE"???
The top 10% paid $1.122 Trillion of the total $1.601 Trillion paid... 70.1% or a taxable rate of 21.5%
Biden supporters what would be a FAIR share...???
Ok, so you hate high taxes. We all get that fact.The top 10% pays almost half of the almost a trillion dollars collected with the filthy ass income tax but yet these Libtards want it to be more? Greedy assholes!
Instead of taxing more how about we spend less on government and reduce tax rates for everybody? That is the sane thing to do.
Ok, so you hate high taxes. We all get that fact.
Ok, so you support low wages too, we get that fact.
Microsoft, who you hate because of Bill Gates, paid their employees well, even the Janitor got rich. Why shit on the janitor because he is not a Techie.
Microsoft said no, we will pay ALL of our employees well, and give ALL of the stock options.
But you still despise Gates.
Whereas Walmart, stiffs their employees while making Billions.
Gates still got rich while paying his employees well, ALL of them.
Waltons got richer too, by stiffing their employees by claiming low skill labor, but so was the janitor at Microsoft.
How about companies like Walmart, pay a living wage, and not force their employees to have a second job.
You think I flip burgers, or better yet, I'm unemployed?If all you can do is flip burgers and there are ten other people waiting in line to take your job
Let me give you an example.As far as wages. If you aren't making enough money then get another job.
You think I flip burgers, or better yet, I'm unemployed?
Is that what you think?
SS isn't a tax, it's a retirement fund, supposedly. If someone making a million dollars a year paid into SS on the whole 1 million they would just be owed more when they turn 65. How exactly does that solve the problem? Or do you want them to contribute the the "retirement fund" but not draw on it?