IRS - American tyranny

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by hippie, Feb 18, 2010.

  1. Sure it would make the US more competitive. And it would put a lot of ppl out of work that benefit from this clusterf*ck. I am not saying we shouldn't do it. But as they say follow the money. The general population isn't disgusted enough, except for Gnome :D , to demand change. The IRS said I was 1 day late past max extension filing my corp. taxes last year and they wanted to hit me with a $600 penalty. My CPA, who is an enrolled agent with the IRS got them to drop it.
     
    #81     Feb 23, 2010
  2. There would be so many damn jobs created by companies coming here to set up shop (no corporate taxes), it would be like 1999 all over again.
     
    #82     Feb 23, 2010
  3. bit

    bit

    Do corporations support a "fairtax" system?


    If so, it's a BAD IDEA!
     
    #83     Feb 23, 2010
  4. achilles28

    achilles28

    They'd never do it.

    The OECD agenda is to bankrupt Western Democracies with entitlement, war, and bureaucratic largess so they can safely force Totalitarian-style Government on the West.

    To think otherwise, assumes that the only people bright enough to understand the coming debt bubble are Peter Schiff, Marc Faber, Jim Rogers and posters at EliteTrader.

    At the top, the Government employs a ton of smart people. They know what's coming.
     
    #84     Feb 23, 2010
  5. In California I am paying 50% in taxes:

    36% Federal Income Taxes (going up next year)
    10.3% State Income Taxes
    9% Sales Taxes
    1.25% Property taxes on the total value of my home every year
    Highest gasoline taxes in the country
    etc.
    etc.

    I know that some of these taxes are deductible expenses, but I am still owned by the government. If we didn't have two happy kids in schools that they love, we would not only leave the state, we would leave the country.
     
    #85     Feb 23, 2010
  6. I've never seen anything that would support this theory, so at least for now, I have to believe that the voting booth still works and if we put the right people in office, we can at least have a chance at positive results.
     
    #86     Feb 23, 2010
  7. Too bad it takes more than mere hope...
     
    #87     Feb 23, 2010
  8. I think I am understanding

    The reason VAT is supported so much here is because most people here are in high income tax bracket

    Keep paying taxes because poor people needs it. You don't need to buy a Benz or a 6 bedroom house. Luxury is waste. Period

    If you don't pay these taxes, US wil turn into a 3rd world country. It is the income and property taxes collected from rich people that prevents a big gap between rich and poor in USA.

    I lived in a 3rd world country where there is no IRS and no income tax and no property tax and only VAT

    That is the worst system EVER.

    Also, I don't understand the frustration about tax codes. Why don't you guys use software programs to deal with this?
     
    #88     Feb 23, 2010
  9. Things that you call "luxury" and "waste" create good jobs. I don't need to buy new cars as often I do, but what if people like me started buying cheap cars and keeping them for ten years? Thousands of people would lose their jobs building cars. I don't need to take my family out to dinner as often as we go, but if the people in our neighborhood give up this "luxury," the employees who work in the local restaurants will lose their jobs. We didn't need to add onto to our house, but when we did, we employed dozens of skilled people at top wages. We don't need to send our daughters for ballet lessons, but if everyone gives up that "luxury," the ballet school will go out of business.

    I don't mind paying taxes. The government needs money to provide services. But when the government takes over 50% of someone's income, it's time to move away or simply retire. I'm seriously considering both options.
     
    #89     Feb 23, 2010
  10. What kind of logic is this?

    You are comparing creating jobs based on waste and luxury to feeding poor people and paying tuition for students.

    You are on the wrong side my friend.

    A little humanity please
     
    #90     Feb 24, 2010