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2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:34 am
by CAA Flagship
Here is a cool site where you can easily compare the tax reform proposals of all the 2016 Presidential candidates.
Just click on the candidate(s) to populate their proposals below (updated often).
http://taxfoundation.org/comparing-2016 ... -proposals" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:48 am
by kalm
All I know is that I'm taxed too much and everyone else is taxed too little.
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:48 am
by CAA Flagship
Former ODU QB gets a look at his first paycheck from the Vikings:
Heinicke is Minnesota’s third-string quarterback, behind starter Teddy Bridgewater and backup Shaun Hill, and as such, gets few reps in practice. Most NFL teams only carry two quarterbacks, with the starter working with the offense and the backup running the scout team.
“Teddy needs all the reps he can get,” Heinicke said. “And Sean needs to stay sharp, so he works with the scout team. I don’t get a lot of reps and that makes it difficult.
“For now, it’s mostly mental reps for me, just listening to play calls and watching Teddy do his thing.”
He works with receivers after practice and is mentally prepared for every game, as he knows he’s only two sprained ankles away from being called upon to play.
His first NFL paycheck changed his perspective on taxes and politics. He’s from suburban Atlanta, a conservative area where high taxes are unpopular. “You always hear adults talk about taxes and that just blew over my head,” he said. “But once you see your first pay check and see all that they take out for taxes, oh my gosh.”
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 8:49 am
by CAA Flagship
kalm wrote:All I know is that I'm taxed too much and everyone else is taxed too little.
Then vote for Bernie. That way everyone will be taxed too much.
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 9:00 am
by kalm
CAA Flagship wrote:kalm wrote:All I know is that I'm taxed too much and everyone else is taxed too little.
Then vote for Bernie. That way everyone will be taxed too much.
I could vote like you and support tax cuts for Exxon and Lockheed-Martin while the ever growing debt fucks future generations.
I refuse to vote for either major major party's candidate.
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 9:08 am
by TheDancinMonarch
kalm wrote:CAA Flagship wrote:
Then vote for Bernie. That way everyone will be taxed too much.
I could vote like you and support tax cuts for Exxon and Lockheed-Martin while the ever growing debt **** future generations.
I refuse to vote for either major major party's candidate.
There is only one major party, the Government Party. It has two wings, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. One wing wants the government ever bigger. The other only wants the government bigger if it's in charge.
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 9:34 am
by bluehenbillk
Thanks for posting that link - helps to cement that I have zero interest in voting for Bush or Rubio - not helping me any!!!!
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 10:21 am
by CAA Flagship
bluehenbillk wrote:Thanks for posting that link - helps to cement that I have zero interest in voting for Bush or Rubio - not helping me any!!!!
So what tax proposal do you like?
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 10:36 am
by tribe_pride
CAA Flagship wrote:Former ODU QB gets a look at his first paycheck from the Vikings:
Heinicke is Minnesota’s third-string quarterback, behind starter Teddy Bridgewater and backup Shaun Hill, and as such, gets few reps in practice. Most NFL teams only carry two quarterbacks, with the starter working with the offense and the backup running the scout team.
“Teddy needs all the reps he can get,” Heinicke said. “And Sean needs to stay sharp, so he works with the scout team. I don’t get a lot of reps and that makes it difficult.
“For now, it’s mostly mental reps for me, just listening to play calls and watching Teddy do his thing.”
He works with receivers after practice and is mentally prepared for every game, as he knows he’s only two sprained ankles away from being called upon to play.
His first NFL paycheck changed his perspective on taxes and politics. He’s from suburban Atlanta, a conservative area where high taxes are unpopular. “You always hear adults talk about taxes and that just blew over my head,” he said. “But once you see your first pay check and see all that they take out for taxes, oh my gosh.”
So the article basically says he is making a lot of money for doing nothing but sitting around and thinking all day
Re: 2016 Tax Reform Proposals
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2015 10:40 am
by CAA Flagship
tribe_pride wrote:CAA Flagship wrote:Former ODU QB gets a look at his first paycheck from the Vikings:
So the article basically says he is making a lot of money for doing nothing but sitting around and thinking all day
Ain't America great?
