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I bet he likes to drink beer
I don't want to brag that I pay less taxes than everyone here because I think you all make a lot more and have fewer kids.
that's a big part of why i don't like using the agi/fit % that _w suggested. like the money i derive economic benefit from bears only a weak relationship with the agi number.
i do recognize that deferred income is not yet taxed, so it is consistent to not include it. but still. and there's no rationale for not using a number that's pre exemptions/deductions, child bribes or whatever they're called now.
I'm going to Monterey, CA for a few days with mrs dave. Staying at the Hyatt Carmel Highlands. I'm not golfing. Need pro-tips. Assume just like walk around Big Sur a shitload?
Is it not obvious how wealthy chum1 is? And you think he has a mortgage
It's weird Chum cant give us a straight answer on his tax pain threshold, it's just a number, I mean surely he wants to keep some percentage of his income.
Looks like it's time to shut this thread down.
SMDH
Okie dokie
Day of the Soldado, which was released last summer, and which included a woman being tied up with tape, smugglers driving fast vehicles, and officials finding prayer rugs in the dirt near the border.
For me personally, increasing my salary has always been an excellent way to have more money. Keeping track of my effective FIT, on the other hand, has been far less profitable.
You really don’t care how much the government takes from you as long as you can pay your bills? What a way to live. If you’ve got money left over at the end of the month, do you pay that over to the gov, too?
I believe I have an obligation to pay taxes, which I am happy to fulfill, and that the amount I am taxed is reasonable. Crazy stuff, I know.
what level of taxation would you feel would be unreasonable for you personally this year?
For me personally, increasing my salary has always been an excellent way to have more money. Keeping track of my effective FIT, on the other hand, has been far less profitable.
You really don’t care how much the government takes from you as long as you can pay your bills? What a way to live. If you’ve got money left over at the end of the month, do you pay that over to the gov, too?
I believe I have an obligation to pay taxes, which I am happy to fulfill, and that the amount I am taxed is reasonable. Crazy stuff, I know.
Which amount is reasonable? The amount before or after tax reform?
For me personally, increasing my salary has always been an excellent way to have more money. Keeping track of my effective FIT, on the other hand, has been far less profitable.
You really don’t care how much the government takes from you as long as you can pay your bills? What a way to live. If you’ve got money left over at the end of the month, do you pay that over to the gov, too?