One losers fascism is another educated mans capitalism!
I'd say we have the best in the world, even though we produce occasions losers like youYes. Our education system is in jeopardy, like you say.
So this "allegedly" egregious tax on dividends will be paid by you? out of your pocket?
Obama is not doing shit to investment income whether it be dividends or cap gains.
The other good thing is every senator is a multi millionaire
They are not about burn their own houses down
Ah noDo I pay capital gains taxes on dividends? Yes.
Somebody online post the wealthiest congress people each year and their main holdings.Jay Rockefeller and John Kerry were on board with it. Maybe because they knew it would never get passed in the Republican House.
Do I pay capital gains taxes on dividends? Yes.
Do you understand the concept of ownershipNo. do you pay the corporate tax on the dividend prior to distributing it to the share holder. You know, the tax you were previously lamenting?
Do you understand the concept of ownership
If so, yes as the owner he pays
Ah no
Cap gains has a rate
Dividends has a rate
Owners pay corporate taxes from their salaried income? That's a new one.
Wow you are hard to teach, grasshopperOwners pay corporate taxes from their salaried income? That's a new one.
Could you explain that question please?
I get shareholder dividends. I'm not salaried. What are you babbling about?
Wow you are hard to teach, grasshopper
Out of revenue
Reread for clarity. Smart people know what's going on. You just need to catch up.
Ok, my wife took over taxes and bills a decade agoSame rate though. Depending on income bracket.
IRS Data Show Most Millionaires Pay Taxes at Higher Rate Than Middle Class
President Obama and his advisers are presenting the "Buffett Rule" as the cure for an epidemic of millionaire tax scofflaws, but national statistics show millionaires by and large are paying taxes at a much higher rate than middle-class families.
And their income taxes make up a significant portion of the federal budget pie.
Data compiled by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center show households pulling in more than $1 million pay about 29.1 percent of their income in federal taxes. By contrast, households making between $50,000 and $75,000 pay about 15 percent.
The so-called Buffett Rule has become the political centerpiece of the president's deficit-reduction program. Named after Warren Buffett, the provision would ensure people making more than $1 million a year pay taxes at a higher rate than the middle class.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...-higher-rate-than-middle-class/#ixzz1YVVmVMVe
I'm old and nearly blindRevenue is not the owner's money. It's the corporation's, right old blind guy?
You need to progress beyond financial illiteracy.