Hooray for the tax cut…

[briansd1]

Cut taxes, grow spending and go to war. The resulting economic growth will take care of everything. Brilliant!!

[Coronita]

[quote=PatentGuy]Everyone who thinks higher taxes should be paid, you are welcome to set an example and pay higher taxes. Otherwise, STFU.

If you just think someone else should pay more, but not you, then STFU.

If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.

And, please don’t whine about how someone else should be paying higher taxes unless you pay the “use” tax you owe to California when you buy stuff from Amazon without paying CA sales tax. You know who you are.[/quote]

Lol… I’m one the side that everyone should pay for higher taxes (not just the “rich”, whatever that definition is)…I just think it’s going to be interesting in the coming years…That is all.

[Coronita]

[quote=PatentGuy]Everyone who thinks higher taxes should be paid, you are welcome to set an example and pay higher taxes. Otherwise, STFU.

If you just think someone else should pay more, but not you, then STFU.

If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.

And, please don’t whine about how someone else should be paying higher taxes unless you pay the “use” tax you owe to California when you buy stuff from Amazon without paying CA sales tax. You know who you are.[/quote]

Lol… I’m one the side that everyone should pay for higher taxes (not just the “rich”, whatever that definition is)…I just think it’s going to be interesting in the coming years…That is all.

[Coronita]

[quote=PatentGuy]Everyone who thinks higher taxes should be paid, you are welcome to set an example and pay higher taxes. Otherwise, STFU.

If you just think someone else should pay more, but not you, then STFU.

If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.

And, please don’t whine about how someone else should be paying higher taxes unless you pay the “use” tax you owe to California when you buy stuff from Amazon without paying CA sales tax. You know who you are.[/quote]

Lol… I’m one the side that everyone should pay for higher taxes (not just the “rich”, whatever that definition is)…I just think it’s going to be interesting in the coming years…That is all.

[Coronita]

[quote=PatentGuy]Everyone who thinks higher taxes should be paid, you are welcome to set an example and pay higher taxes. Otherwise, STFU.

If you just think someone else should pay more, but not you, then STFU.

If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.

And, please don’t whine about how someone else should be paying higher taxes unless you pay the “use” tax you owe to California when you buy stuff from Amazon without paying CA sales tax. You know who you are.[/quote]

Lol… I’m one the side that everyone should pay for higher taxes (not just the “rich”, whatever that definition is)…I just think it’s going to be interesting in the coming years…That is all.

[Coronita]

[quote=PatentGuy]Everyone who thinks higher taxes should be paid, you are welcome to set an example and pay higher taxes. Otherwise, STFU.

If you just think someone else should pay more, but not you, then STFU.

If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.

And, please don’t whine about how someone else should be paying higher taxes unless you pay the “use” tax you owe to California when you buy stuff from Amazon without paying CA sales tax. You know who you are.[/quote]

Lol… I’m one the side that everyone should pay for higher taxes (not just the “rich”, whatever that definition is)…I just think it’s going to be interesting in the coming years…That is all.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[air_ogi]

[quote=PatentGuy]
If you are rich (income over $200K single/$250K married) and you voted for Obama, then STFU unless you pay federal taxes at the 2000 Clinton rates, including the Schedule A phase outs. No write-offs for you.[/quote]

If I do this, does it mean I will not have to participate in eventual debt-paydown? Where do I sign? Because the tax cut you are getting is just like opening a credit card from a Chinese bank in your kids name.

What are people doing with their tax cuts? I immediately invested it all in 2 Chinese companies.

[UCGal]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….[/quote]
+10.

This just added a trillion bucks to the deficit. Much bigger than TARP 1.

One of the little things in the law – the rich (and anyone else with a spare $10Million) can now gift their kids $10M, tax free. If they do it in the next 2 years. This is in addition to the estate tax changes… ($5M tax free.)

So if your older and may die in the next 2 years – you could give $15M to your kids tax free.

Now where did I put that spare $10 million….

[UCGal]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….[/quote]
+10.

This just added a trillion bucks to the deficit. Much bigger than TARP 1.

One of the little things in the law – the rich (and anyone else with a spare $10Million) can now gift their kids $10M, tax free. If they do it in the next 2 years. This is in addition to the estate tax changes… ($5M tax free.)

So if your older and may die in the next 2 years – you could give $15M to your kids tax free.

Now where did I put that spare $10 million….

[UCGal]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….[/quote]
+10.

This just added a trillion bucks to the deficit. Much bigger than TARP 1.

One of the little things in the law – the rich (and anyone else with a spare $10Million) can now gift their kids $10M, tax free. If they do it in the next 2 years. This is in addition to the estate tax changes… ($5M tax free.)

So if your older and may die in the next 2 years – you could give $15M to your kids tax free.

Now where did I put that spare $10 million….

[UCGal]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]I was first be happy to not have to pay more in taxes next year. Two seconds later I realized that I would be paying that with interest one way or another in the future anyway! So I don’t what the big deal is about.

If they had done it without adding to the deficit (in the long term) then I might have been impressed….[/quote]
+10.

This just added a trillion bucks to the deficit. Much bigger than TARP 1.

One of the little things in the law – the rich (and anyone else with a spare $10Million) can now gift their kids $10M, tax free. If they do it in the next 2 years. This is in addition to the estate tax changes… ($5M tax free.)

So if your older and may die in the next 2 years – you could give $15M to your kids tax free.

Now where did I put that spare $10 million….

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