just finished taxes. total owed between fed and state: $586 OUCH {nm} Apr 15, 07:01
between that and the miniscule extra i got weekly, it was a wash {nm} Apr 15, 07:02
Had to pay for the first time in many many years ($3000)...ouch {nm} Apr 15, 09:01
what's the expression?...moving furniture around? {nm} Apr 15, 09:56
"Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic." {nm} Apr 15, 12:58
that sweet $1.50 a week Apr 15, 13:45
I paid less but I had to go to an accountant to figure out where to deduct my work expenses and I moved to a state Apr 15, 13:54
Sounds like Texas, Florida, or Nevada. {nm} Apr 15, 20:02
stars at night... {nm} Apr 15, 20:25
So you were in the 29% break even and not in the majority. Sucks to be you. {nm} Apr 15, 20:01
on average, Jamie Dimon and I are saving a couple billion a year between the two of us. score! {nm} Apr 15, 22:41
44% pay no federal income taxes at all {nm} Apr 16, 07:36
Because they don't earn enough money. Apr 16, 11:03
I get it, I wasn't making any point about "mooching", just that if you don't pay any taxes, you can't get a lower Apr 16, 14:02
How do you feel about the largest corporations in the USA not paying any tax at all? Zip. Zero. Zilch. Apr 16, 17:17
Wages are based on supply and demand. If there is a line of people that can and want to do what you do, wages Apr 17, 12:09
"only 32% of Americans are saving for retirement in a 401(k)" (and that includes miniscule amounts too) Apr 17, 13:24
Only 21% have no retirement savings. Your sources must be the propaganda rags. Apr 17, 20:39
Not on CEO salaries. corporate taxes are yet another scam to convince people someone else is paying. {nm} Apr 17, 12:10
Nah, there are a bunch of good reasons for corporate taxes, you're just choosing to ignore them. {nm} Apr 17, 17:07
Examples? {nm} Apr 18, 07:02
"If there weren't, every individual who could would corporatise themselves for tax minimization purposes." Apr 18, 09:35