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April 21, 2010 at 6:45 PM #542697April 21, 2010 at 6:47 PM #541757no_such_realityParticipant
A VAT would be great if a VAT replaced all the other taxes we collect. That isn’t the proposal though. It’ll be income taxes, social security taxes AND a VAT.
Scrap them all and replace them with a National 3% property tax on all titled property and financial instruments coupled with a 3% sales tax on anything not having a title.
everybody then pays ‘their fair share’ since everybody is paying 3% of what they’ve got or earn.
Right now 47% of filers (not people, filers) don’t pay anything on income taxes and may get money back.
Keep in mind that’s in addition to the 15% or so of households that don’t even need to file income taxes.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2010-04-16-editorial16_ST_N.htm
April 21, 2010 at 6:47 PM #541871no_such_realityParticipantA VAT would be great if a VAT replaced all the other taxes we collect. That isn’t the proposal though. It’ll be income taxes, social security taxes AND a VAT.
Scrap them all and replace them with a National 3% property tax on all titled property and financial instruments coupled with a 3% sales tax on anything not having a title.
everybody then pays ‘their fair share’ since everybody is paying 3% of what they’ve got or earn.
Right now 47% of filers (not people, filers) don’t pay anything on income taxes and may get money back.
Keep in mind that’s in addition to the 15% or so of households that don’t even need to file income taxes.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2010-04-16-editorial16_ST_N.htm
April 21, 2010 at 6:47 PM #542333no_such_realityParticipantA VAT would be great if a VAT replaced all the other taxes we collect. That isn’t the proposal though. It’ll be income taxes, social security taxes AND a VAT.
Scrap them all and replace them with a National 3% property tax on all titled property and financial instruments coupled with a 3% sales tax on anything not having a title.
everybody then pays ‘their fair share’ since everybody is paying 3% of what they’ve got or earn.
Right now 47% of filers (not people, filers) don’t pay anything on income taxes and may get money back.
Keep in mind that’s in addition to the 15% or so of households that don’t even need to file income taxes.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2010-04-16-editorial16_ST_N.htm
April 21, 2010 at 6:47 PM #542425no_such_realityParticipantA VAT would be great if a VAT replaced all the other taxes we collect. That isn’t the proposal though. It’ll be income taxes, social security taxes AND a VAT.
Scrap them all and replace them with a National 3% property tax on all titled property and financial instruments coupled with a 3% sales tax on anything not having a title.
everybody then pays ‘their fair share’ since everybody is paying 3% of what they’ve got or earn.
Right now 47% of filers (not people, filers) don’t pay anything on income taxes and may get money back.
Keep in mind that’s in addition to the 15% or so of households that don’t even need to file income taxes.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2010-04-16-editorial16_ST_N.htm
April 21, 2010 at 6:47 PM #542702no_such_realityParticipantA VAT would be great if a VAT replaced all the other taxes we collect. That isn’t the proposal though. It’ll be income taxes, social security taxes AND a VAT.
Scrap them all and replace them with a National 3% property tax on all titled property and financial instruments coupled with a 3% sales tax on anything not having a title.
everybody then pays ‘their fair share’ since everybody is paying 3% of what they’ve got or earn.
Right now 47% of filers (not people, filers) don’t pay anything on income taxes and may get money back.
Keep in mind that’s in addition to the 15% or so of households that don’t even need to file income taxes.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2010-04-16-editorial16_ST_N.htm
April 21, 2010 at 7:19 PM #541762SD RealtorParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
April 21, 2010 at 7:19 PM #541875SD RealtorParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
April 21, 2010 at 7:19 PM #542338SD RealtorParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
April 21, 2010 at 7:19 PM #542430SD RealtorParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
April 21, 2010 at 7:19 PM #542707SD RealtorParticipantFLU what is laughable are the responses you have received on the post. There is not going to be any “replacement” of the tax code. There is not going to be everyone “paying their fair share”. Come on guys what a joke. There will simply be more taxation so that there can be more spending.
I actually would be okay if the increased taxes were indeed going to be used for deficit reduction. Honestly that WILL have to happen. If there was a REDUCTION in spending in tandem with an INCREASE in taxes I would applaud that effort because it has to be done.
April 21, 2010 at 7:33 PM #541765patbParticipantcan they apply VAT to financial transactions?
that would be awesome.April 21, 2010 at 7:33 PM #541879patbParticipantcan they apply VAT to financial transactions?
that would be awesome.April 21, 2010 at 7:33 PM #542343patbParticipantcan they apply VAT to financial transactions?
that would be awesome.April 21, 2010 at 7:33 PM #542435patbParticipantcan they apply VAT to financial transactions?
that would be awesome. -
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