n_huffhines
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Gov't: Medicare will become insolvent in 2026, Social Security in 2034 - WFLA
Glad we got those corporate tax rates slashed. Don't want to deprive Tim Cook of his third yacht to save Granny. Am I right?
Assets?If your business owns a printer, its taxed. If your business owns an oven, it should taxed. Any business assets
Assets?
Generally on this subject I agree with you, but I think it can get ridiculous when you start taxing assets. In NY, (and I think I have said this before) the towbars that we use to push back the airplane have license plates. Seriously?
At some point it is nothing but extortion.
I guess what I don't understand is when/how many times are those assets taxed? Is it a yearly thing?
The left? The right has the numbers to push for reform right now.
Well inventory of salable items is one thing, but a freaking microwave oven in the breakroom? I know this is a ridiculous question, but are communities that hard up for tax revenue?Depends on the state and county. In Montgomery County VA they have an inventory tax, they levy a tax on all inventory a retailer has in stock on Dec 31 every year. One year the largest car dealer in the county transferred almost all of their inventory to their dealership in Pulaski County (no inventory tax) to avoid paying10s of thousands of dollars in tax.
Of course it ended up in court and the county lost after spending thousands more in fees.
Well inventory of salable items is one thing, but a freaking microwave oven in the breakroom? I know this is a ridiculous question, but are communities that hard up for tax revenue?
^^^^truth^^^ but like always it was done at the point of a gun.It's unbelievable that it got to the point that average citizens have been so stupid as to have allowed the government to take 6.2% of their wages, extort another 6.2% from their employer, and then tax it again when some of it is given back to them.