Sorry to double post...this was on my mind.
What do you guys think about Obama taxing the rich more? Will there still be insentive for people to become doctors or lawyers?
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Sorry to double post...this was on my mind.
What do you guys think about Obama taxing the rich more? Will there still be insentive for people to become doctors or lawyers?
Sounds awesome to me.
Next he should cut all those tax breaks huge companies get
*no I'm not being sarcastic*
Geez, shard you create A LAWT of threads.
Anyway, i think its a great idea to help out the poorer people.. I haven't really looked much into it so i cant say much about it. :p
Yey, center. lolz.
The United States just went through 8 years of that, as I recall...
I don't understand what you're getting at. Either you're not reading my posts, or I'm really not getting what you're saying. I never said they should get paid the same. At all. I never said that. Shard asked what if.
I fail to see how taxing the rich will make the recession worse, if that's what you're implying.
it's just paper.
burn it all. back to the primitive.
If you make 100,000$, for example, you would pay 28% of tax on 21,149$ of your money. 25% on 46,299$ and 15% on 24,524$, and 8,025$ you'd get for free.
You go through brackets. Once you start making a certain amount, all your money doesn't immediately jump up in taxes. The tax system is far more fair than that. Rather, you pay a higher tax on all money you make over a certain level. Also, tax bracket from $78,851 to $164,550 is 28%, not 35%. It's 35% on $357,701 and above.
Well, this is not about taxing the rich, it is about widening up the gaps, between people who employ and people who get employed.
That btw, is what would make not only a huge difference on the recession, but on work structure and living conditions of the general population.
But as it is a matter of fact, nothing of this makes any real differences at all.
It is beyond the government to achieve success in any measures that are against the natural balance of the cash flow.
It will just adept to it as it represents the market realities and conditions, which the gov can't influence (to the better).
Yes he did run this info in his campaign, then after being elected pretty much said it isnt gonna happen anytime in the near future. They arent preparing for that shit, no kind of announcement or anything has even been made for them to be taking measures like that. Yes Oklahoma is feeling the recession, the whole country and most of the world is. You may not personally, but i promise u, businesses in your state are indeed feeling the recession. They are laying ppl off just like the rest of the country.
Lawyers also overcharge and basically scam people because their companies pressure them into doing so. Most lawyers do this.
also, why does it matter what I do o_O. I'm a university student with a side job at a gas station. I want to be a writer someday.
now, Shard Luck and girtrute, I'd like to ask you what you do? and more importantly, what do your parents do?
Ahahha. You make me laugh. You seem to think that tax money 'vanishes' when it's taxed, and that the rich are bountiful employers, not prone to excesses that help no one at all.
The government doesn't horde wealth. It spends it. It spends it like crazy. Government is a top level consumer. When you tax wealth, it goes to the government, which then in turn flows back to business as the government hires people and buys goods. Now, not to say that the government doesn't do things inefficiently. It does. Sometimes massively. But between bad judgement and sheer self interest, the rich also don't spend their wealth wisely either.
EDIT: 25%. That's not a whole lot when you consider that for a mere 25% of your income, you get subsidized/free healthcare (if you're living in any developed nation int he world other than the United States), roads, schooling, subsidized education, transit, and everything.
Besides, the government already spends a huge amount of money supporting businesses.
This despite the many excesses businesses indulge in. ie. massive severance packages for CEOs.