Sarge
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Just sent a $6000 check to Uncle Obama today. I guess I'm one of those "rich people" everyone wants a piece of









I'd be on that like white on rice brother. I read and article the other day that said that 49% of the population does not pay taxes. Maybe when everyone has a small strip of flesh removed from their asses every year they'll research political candidates a bit more, instead of voting for who's "cool".$3,500 myself this year. That hurts. Yeah, it's hell being one of the ruling elite. I'm not a 'tea party' type, but I swear, at some point, the federal government is going to have to get off it's citizenry's back or they're going to find themselves in the middle of backlash the likes they haven't seen in a long, long time.
I'd vote for any candidate supporting the demolishment of the IRS, and the implementation of a 10-15% universal flat tax right now and without blinking an eye.
My assistant, who makes $12/hour had to send $1500 back. Friggin ridiculous.
Damn, that's harsh
Gettin back about 6200 combined this year. Thankfully, it's just enough to pay for my daughters summer trip, six countries in 19 days with People To People
Better than what the government might have done with it. You should just check and see if the IRS will let you pay Pete direct.You mean my $6000 is going to pay for your daughters trips?![]()
True that. At least somebody is getting a refundBetter than what the government might have done with it.
I was a Student Ambassador back in the summer of 2000! Went to France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy. Absolutely awesome trip!Gettin back about 6200 combined this year. Thankfully, it's just enough to pay for my daughters summer trip, six countries in 19 days with People To People
I'm a big proponent of the Fair Tax - 23% sales tax across the board.I think a graduated flat tax could fly but I don't know if it ever will...
I do the same thing, my kids are 20 & 27.Ah, April 15. The day extensions to file are due.
Can someone explain to me why I'm still doing my kids (aged 30, 28, 24) taxes for free?![]()
basement boys?......I do the same thing, my kids are 20 & 27.
So much for that plan.Forbes said:What if you pack your bags now? For those who expatriate after June 16, 2008, the rules are different, since Internal Revenue Code Section 877A applies instead of Section 877. You are subject to an immediate exit tax, which deems you (for tax purposes) to have sold all of your worldwide property for its fair market value the day before your departure from the U.S.
Wonder if this gets repealled if a Republican wins teh presidency in 2012?Oh, and just in case any of you were considering renouncing your citizenship:
So much for that plan.
http://www.forbes.com/2010/03/23/ex...e-robert-wood.html?boxes=financechannellatest