For all the crybabies: Why not say "FU IRS" and leave the US?

Discussion in 'Economics' started by makloda, Jan 31, 2009.

  1. Being critical of the way our elected leaders and their non-elected appointees are addressing the economic problems we face and loving and appreciating the United States for the incredible virtues it still has is not mutually exclusive.

    Makloda, I believe you are presenting a false dichotomy. What you are essentially stating is 'love it or leave it.'

    What about the right to petition the government for redress, and loudly and roundly criticize the government and the policies our elected officials design and propose implementing, while still remaining lyal citizens?

    If you claim one can't be critical, even uber critical, of one's government, while still appreciating the good in this nation, I say that you're wrong and presenting a false choice.
     
    #21     Jan 31, 2009
  2. dinoman

    dinoman


    Jamis359,

    I guess the broadside kick to the face of reality sucks don't it?

    If not, we are still waiting for your answers to our previous questions.
     
    #22     Jan 31, 2009
  3. There is a much easier way. Buy a corporation and/or start a corporation.

    If you buy a corporation, I would actually suggest creating your own corporation for the state that you plan to do business in and transfer the assets from the corporation that you buy which will be stipulated in the contract you both sign.

    Or you can also buy a % of private corporation and be partners with the person that owns the corporation.

    Finally, have someone manage the business for you so that you can devote time to trading.

    I currently own 2 businesses, if you wish to buy 1 or become a partner in one just let me know, while you still need to pay some taxes, you get many write offs and can also offset all money you spend on buying or starting the corporation as a loan to yourself.

    Remember, the rich created the tax code to benefit themselves. The rich own or are CEO's of corporations.

    My tax bill for 2008 was under $ 1,000 but my cost for paying a tax attorney to do my corporate taxes was $ 1,900.00
     
    #23     Jan 31, 2009
  4. did you have good cashflow though? If you just have really complicated taxes and didn't really make any money what good is that?
     
    #24     Jan 31, 2009
  5. Hmmm There must be some loophole. I know somebody with a Canadian passport that now lives outside of Canada. He was able to keep his Canadian passport and does not have to pay taxes in Canada, as he "severed all ties" in Canada. I.e. no more bank accounts, no credit cards, no car, no real estate etc. in Canada. I remember he told me there was a lot of paperwork involved with this procedure. He can visit Canada regularly as long as he stays less than 180 days a year, as he has family there.

    He pays (very low) taxes in Europe and doesn't remit a single cent to Canada.
     
    #25     Jan 31, 2009
  6. I agree with you in principle. If you love your nation and wish to fight for change you have my full respect.

    I live by the credo "If you are a capitalist and you're not an opportunistic egoist you're cheating yourself and your children". Sometimes, there is a fine line between individual patriotism and collective socialism.

    However disgusted and patriotic you may be, nothing will stop the taxman taxing yourself and your children over the next 50 years for the trillions of debt. No economic plan will change that, unfortunately. No crying and complaining will make a difference.

    I am just pointing out there are options to save our individual wealth for our family's next generation -- at a price of course, as pointed out by others in the thread.
     
    #26     Jan 31, 2009
  7. Bob111

    Bob111

    how much in profits did you make?
    how about tax in % to your profits?

    i can repeat it once again,but i did not found any benefits of being incorporated in US and just file taxes as regular individual. talking about incorporate for trading purposes only
     
    #27     Jan 31, 2009
  8. Going forward, this will have nothing to do with where you are domiciled or how you are taxed. It will have everything to do with the form in which your wealth is measured and-or transferred to the next generation.

    Once unthinkable, now unstoppable
    obama-lama
     
    #28     Jan 31, 2009
  9. BSAM

    BSAM

    Hmmm...Has anyone ever described you as braindead or brainwashed? Just curious.
     
    #29     Jan 31, 2009
  10. Go shopping! Walmart is open 24/7. Be sure to use a credit card if you have one, one with available credit. Taco Bell is open til 2am and can sustain it's business model off the loose change in your pocket. Now get off your ass, do your patriotic duty, and go save the nation!

    And don't forget to salute your superiors. :D

    Once unthinkable, now unstoppable
    obama-lama
     
    #30     Jan 31, 2009