Hey he wants my money and I want his house.Ah yes...indeed.
Mi casa es su casa (my home is your home).
Hey he wants my money and I want his house.Ah yes...indeed.
Mi casa es su casa (my home is your home).
The American workers benefited the most, more jobs, a booming economy. More investments by corporations.
Um...if you dislike the tax cuts so much, Miss Marple, you can pay the old higher tax rates.
What say you, Miss Marple?
Perhaps he will receive another 600K free lakefront home...for his silence...again.
I'm not going to post the whole article, too long, but note that it was written just over a month ago.
These 7 charts show Trump's tax cuts still haven't been the economic 'rocket fuel' he promised, 2 years after the fact
Just over two years ago, President Trump accomplished his signature legislative achievement: the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. It was the biggest overhaul to the nation's tax code in three decades, and the president pitched it as "rocket fuel" for the American economy. Now the Trump administration says it's designing another plan dubbed "Tax Cuts 2.0" to boost growth and benefit the middle class, which it will roll out in the middle of the 2020 presidential election.
The 2017 law permanently slashed the corporate tax rate to 21% from 35% while also providing temporary benefits for individuals and their families. Critics, though, argued it was a windfall for corporations at the expense of the middle class. Meanwhile, supporters of the tax cuts contended it would unleash an economic bonanza. Businesses would invest in their operations, they said, resulting in improved worker productivity and higher wages.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, among others, said the law would juice the nation's gross domestic product to 3% (or more, as Trump said 6%) and soon pay for itself. It's a claim Mnuchin touted at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland through the last week.
https://markets.businessinsider.com...-the-trump-administration-repeatedly-touted-1
I was responding to this post:
Marxist Mason posted:
“Take into the equation,half Americans don't vote!”
Will you be paying the new lower tax fates or the old higher tax rates,Miss Marple?
Mi casa es tu Cass. (a Socialist policy)I suppose I shouldn't hold my breath waiting for any con to tell the truth about Dems, liberals and progressives.
The Burlington Free Press shed light on the truth of the matter, revealing that the money for the summer home came not from campaign donations, but from at least three sources.
Jane Sanders said she and her husband paid cash — $575,000 — for the four-bedroom summer house they recently bought in North Hero on the Lake Champlain shore. She said she sold her share of her family’s long-time vacation home in Bridgton, Maine, to her brother for $150,000, added some money from her retirement account and from an advance her husband got on a book he is writing to come up with the money to buy the couple’s third home.
5 February 2019: Additional information has been added from the Burlington Free Press regarding the payment for the summer house. The purchase amount has been updated from $600,000 to $575,000.
Last Updated 5 February 2019
https://www.snopes.com/news/2016/08/10/bernie-sanders-buys-summer-home/
By that standard trump shouldn't be president because he connects with only his base. Other repubs hold their nose to support him.
I will be paying what the IRS tells me to pay, Komrade. You?
Mi casa es tu Cass. (a Socialist policy)
I want my part of the lakefront home, Miss Marple.
I don't suppose she will send extra money to the IRS to make a principled stand.Well, Miss Marple, there are articles showing that the lower taxes did spur economic growth.
You can take this to the bank, jobs, jobs, jobs, and the lowest unemployment rate for Blacks and Hispanics...and everyone in history.
Are you dcpvading the question as to which tas rates you will pay this year, the older higher rates or the new lower tax rates?
Speak right up.
Except Trump's "base" was big enough to win a national election. I'm saying Bernie can't garner enough support to do that. Hell, he can't garner enough support to win the Democratic nomination.
The translation was for those who do not speak Spanish, even those who do not conjugate verbs in Castilian Spanish.Then contact Sanders and tell him you want to purchase a share of the house he paid for out of his and his wife's pockets, Mr. Earl.
Btw, I don't need a translation of Spanish words and phrases so feel free to post without taking the extra time.
I'm not yet in the 1%, Mr. Earl. Perhaps then I'll be singing a different tune.Ah...Miss Marple, I don’t see how anyone who is so opposed to the new lower tax rates could not, in good conscience, pay them.
I can’t see that.
I'm starting to think the DNC had more to do with electing Trump then the Russians!
I don't suppose she will send extra money to the IRS to make a principled stand.
When you say "trump knows how the law works" I'm translating it to mean "trump's lawyers and other administration officials know how the law works." Because it's clear trump knows nothing about government.
I'm not yet in the 1%, Mr. Earl. Perhaps then I'll be singing a different tune.
Here's a breakdown of trump's cuts. Individual rates dropped 2.6%. Corporate rates dropped 14%. Maybe I should incorporate myself, Mr. Earl.
President Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) on Dec. 22, 2017.
It cut individual income tax rates, doubled the standard deduction, and eliminated personal exemptions from the tax code. The top individual tax rate dropped from 39.6% to 37%, and numerous itemized deductions were eliminated or affected as well.
The Act also cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% beginning in 2018. [The corporate cuts are permanent, while the individual changes expire at the end of 2025 [/B]unless Congress acts to renew some or all of the provisions of the TCJA.
https://www.thebalance.com/trump-s-tax-plan-how-it-affects-you-4113968