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https://www.propublica.org/article/the-secret-irs-files-trove-of-never-before-seen-records-reveal-how-the-wealthiest-avoid-income-tax
Only reason I saw this article is because it came from IRS leak and wealthy congress people are up in arms trying to protect their wealthy puppet masters. They rarely care when poor peoples data gets lost, but wealthy people.... instant action!
https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/issa-irs-leak-wealthy-taxpayer-tax-data
Lesson from the article... have assets (stocks, companies, etc...), assets go up in value.
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut sayshttps://www.propublica.org/article/the-secret-irs-files-trove-of-never-before-seen-records-reveal-how-the-wealthiest-avoid-income-tax
Only reason I saw this article is because it came from IRS leak and wealthy congress people are up in arms trying to protect their wealthy puppet masters. They rarely care when poor peoples data gets lost, but wealthy people.... instant action!
https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/issa-irs-leak-wealthy-taxpayer-tax-data
Lesson from the article... have assets (stocks, companies, etc...), assets go up in value.
Hey - do you have a link to the lea...
What they're saying here, and correctly so, is that the gains on stock are not taxable at all until the stock is sold.
And even in that case, due to long-term capital gains being taxed so much more favorably than actual work, the rich pay a much smaller percentage on stock gains than working people with a big income from work pay on that income.
Clearly the long-term capital gains tax should be at least the same as the tax on income from actual work.
But as for appreciation on stock you didn't sell, should it be taxed at all? You didn't actually get any money, you just got the possibility of getting money based on the current trading price of that stock. The stock could just as easily go down the next year. Should you get a tax rebate in that case?
There is no small business that makes 1M+ profit.
Ireland or Lichtenstein for example.
farmer2021 saysThere is no small business that makes 1M+ profit.
This recent dem plan to "tax the rich fucks who make over 1M" tricks regular people into thinking it wont affect them, but it does - its not uncommon to sell an asset that has over 1M in appreciation, such as a house, business, or mutual fund. Bam, you quickly become the evil rich fuck with over 1M income, for that 1 year.
With most stocks you can usually avoid this pretty easily, but not with a house or small business. At least, until they come up with ways to make it easy to sell a fractional stake in your home, allowing you to spread the cap gains over multiple years.
Middle class people incentivized to open business instead of dead end jobs
There is no small business that makes 1M+ profit.
I'm about to give up on California myself.Awesome. I've also heard people are bailing from Oregon and Washington state as well. You guys should seriously look at Franklin, TX, which is a surrounding city around Nashville. It's really nice and up-and-coming and I've heard that TN is about to pass anti-mask-mandate legislation.
Only reason I saw this article is because it came from IRS leak and wealthy congress people are up in arms trying to protect their wealthy puppet masters. They rarely care when poor peoples data gets lost, but wealthy people.... instant action!
https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/issa-irs-leak-wealthy-taxpayer-tax-data
Best Part:
In 2011, a year in which his wealth held roughly steady at $18 billion, Bezos filed a tax return reporting he lost money — his income that year was more than offset by investment losses. What’s more, because, according to the tax law, he made so little, he even claimed and received a $4,000 tax credit for his children.