ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:I am sure that is what ruined him but most people don't know shit about running a profitable business yet they really like to talk about it like they do.dbackjon wrote:
More power to him. Just don't blame minimum wage hike for cashing out while you can.
How does that qualify you to understand minimum wage employers?dbackjon wrote:ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:
I am sure that is what ruined him but most people don't know shit about running a profitable business yet they really like to talk about it like they do.
I do finances for a very profitable company (and hint, none of the employees are anywhere close to minimum wage)
So you admit you know nothing about running a business. That was the point.........dbackjon wrote:ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:
I am sure that is what ruined him but most people don't know shit about running a profitable business yet they really like to talk about it like they do.
I do finances for a very profitable company (and hint, none of the employees are anywhere close to minimum wage)
Baldy,Baldy wrote:Then there's this...
Well, they will be laying off all those poor Mexican workers.
I guess you can go ahead put Michigan in the Trump column again in 2020.
Nothing would make me happier than if US Auto companies built their products entirely in the USCID1990 wrote:I wonder how many work visas Fiat Chrysler will apply for to staff this new Michigan location
I'm guessing they've invested in the training and expertise of some of those Mexican workers
Now if we could just produce the steel in the US....Chizzang wrote:Nothing would make me happier than if US Auto companies built their products entirely in the USCID1990 wrote:I wonder how many work visas Fiat Chrysler will apply for to staff this new Michigan location
I'm guessing they've invested in the training and expertise of some of those Mexican workers
Frankly the only reason they don't is stock valuation and sticker prices
Ford hasn't cracked $20 bucks a share in over 20 years
My dad owns quite a few Ford shares purchased at about $1.00 in 1982
Ken Thomas is the White House correspondent for the Associated Press. When was the last time the AP wildly exaggerated and hyped anything positive about Trump?Chizzang wrote:Baldy,Baldy wrote:Then there's this...
Well, they will be laying off all those poor Mexican workers.
I guess you can go ahead put Michigan in the Trump column again in 2020.
I appreciate your enthusiasm
but how many of these news tweets about the awesome Trump policy changes have actually panned out
Honestly, most of them have been wildly exaggerated hype
Lets watch this one closely shall we... I'm interested in US Auto companies
So why lie about it?ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:So what its his business and none of yours............
Drama Queen.dbackjon wrote:Funny - every company that has announced these bonuses has laid off thousands shortly there after.
Nobody's lyinghoundawg wrote:So why lie about it?ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:So what its his business and none of yours............
Hey CID. Do you pay Federal taxes to the US for work overseas? Just curious. If you were a US citizen working overseas in the private sector, no taxes. I think. At least that is what I heard years ago. Not sure how it works for gov workers.CID1990 wrote:I wonder how many work visas Fiat Chrysler will apply for to staff this new Michigan location
I'm guessing they've invested in the training and expertise of some of those Mexican workers
Business Insider says Seattle doesn't even crack the top 10 cities (2016 numbers)...Chizzang wrote:
So please share with us about the troubles in Seattle
The number one economy in the United States
Ummm no.CAA Flagship wrote:Hey CID. Do you pay Federal taxes to the US for work overseas? Just curious. If you were a US citizen working overseas in the private sector, no taxes. I think. At least that is what I heard years ago. Not sure how it works for gov workers.CID1990 wrote:I wonder how many work visas Fiat Chrysler will apply for to staff this new Michigan location
I'm guessing they've invested in the training and expertise of some of those Mexican workers
You're article is "BIGGEST" economy...SDHornet wrote:Business Insider says Seattle doesn't even crack the top 10 cities (2016 numbers)...Chizzang wrote:
So please share with us about the troubles in Seattle
The number one economy in the United States
Oh okChizzang wrote:You're article is "BIGGEST" economy...SDHornet wrote: Business Insider says Seattle doesn't even crack the top 10 cities (2016 numbers)...
I didn't say that I said best
You do understand the difference (Right?)
http://www.builderonline.com/money/econ ... -economy_c
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/11/washing ... -2017.html
https://patch.com/washington/seattle/wa ... eport-says
Used to be (1968) that you didn't have to pay if you stayed out of the country long enough.Baldy wrote:Ummm no.CAA Flagship wrote: Hey CID. Do you pay Federal taxes to the US for work overseas? Just curious. If you were a US citizen working overseas in the private sector, no taxes. I think. At least that is what I heard years ago. Not sure how it works for gov workers.
As a matter of fact, the US is the only first word country that actually taxes it's citizens income who live and work overseas. You can exempt the taxes you pay to the country you're a resident of and/or working in, but you are still liable for any non-exempt taxes and you still have to file. It's ridiculous.
