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Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 8:20 am
by VictorG
I posted the article but it sure isn't true for me. I spend a hell of a lot more on food, clothing and housing than I do on taxes.....

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Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 8:41 am
by Ivytalk
If President Barry Sortero had his way, Tax Freedom Day would be December 30 for everyone.

Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 3:04 pm
by houndawg
January 1st for Boeing. :nod:

Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 3:10 pm
by houndawg
Ivytalk wrote:If President Barry Sortero had his way, Tax Freedom Day would be December 30 for everyone.
:lol:


It's spelled Soetoro.

I bet you still call the Greatest Cassius Clay. :coffee:

Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 4:11 pm
by dbackjon
Ivytalk wrote:If President Barry Sortero had his way, Tax Freedom Day would be December 30 for everyone.

You are feeling generous today - get a client out of a legal jam?

Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 5:50 pm
by JohnStOnge
I don't know if I spent more on taxes than I did on all those other things but as it happens I was noticing how much my wife and I sent to Federal and State governments in withholding along with estimated tax payments and wondering how much more we paid in taxes by virtue of the taxes that show up on utility bills, sales taxes, property taxes, etc.

Anyway, the amount we sent to governments via withholding and estimated tax payments in 2013 $31,871. Most of that was various Federal taxes. That was $27,786. I don't know yet if we'll get refunds or have to shell out more. But if we do get refunds it's not going to be much. It's not going to change the picture much. We're going to be looking at having paid at least something in the neighborhood of $30,000 in the income/Social Security/Medicare tax combo.

And I'm not getting sucked on nearly as much as the "rich" are. It's just another reminder of how out of control things have gotten. We have government doing and/or trying to do way to much. Way to big. Spending way to much. Totally out of touch with the original idea associated with the establishment of this country.

Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 6:07 pm
by houndawg
JohnStOnge wrote:I don't know if I spent more on taxes than I did on all those other things but as it happens I was noticing how much my wife and I sent to Federal and State governments in withholding along with estimated tax payments and wondering how much more we paid in taxes by virtue of the taxes that show up on utility bills, sales taxes, property taxes, etc.

Anyway, the amount we sent to governments via withholding and estimated tax payments in 2013 $31,871. Most of that was various Federal taxes. That was $27,786. I don't know yet if we'll get refunds or have to shell out more. But if we do get refunds it's not going to be much. It's not going to change the picture much. We're going to be looking at having paid at least something in the neighborhood of $30,000 in the income/Social Security/Medicare tax combo.

And I'm not getting sucked on nearly as much as the "rich" are. It's just another reminder of how out of control things have gotten. We have government doing and/or trying to do way to much. Way to big. Spending way to much. Totally out of touch with the original idea associated with the establishment of this country.
:roll:

99% of the world's population would be thrilled to change places with you. We lost touch long before this, with the standing armies and foreign entanglements. :coffee:

Re: Tax Freedon Day

Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2014 7:16 pm
by Ivytalk
houndawg wrote:
Ivytalk wrote:If President Barry Sortero had his way, Tax Freedom Day would be December 30 for everyone.
:lol:


It's spelled Soetoro.

I bet you still call the Greatest Cassius Clay. :coffee:
No, but I still call you an azzhole. :nod: