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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Jun 18, 2016 12:48:49 GMT -6
If they were not meant for the public to have then why are they not for the public to have?
I work for a private college. Far better pay and benefits than the govt.
So how much is the most you wrote a check out for to the IRS for federal taxes in the last 15 years?
I answered your questions.
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Post by trappnman on Jun 18, 2016 12:55:00 GMT -6
which college?
be good to know of one that gets no public funding.
I didn't say the public should or shouldn't have them- I aid the designer aid they weren't designed for public use- argue with him
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how much do you make an hour? Where did you eat dinner last night? do you drink? if so, how much? does your wife work- if so, how much does she make? what do you weigh? I'd be curious about your wife as well. How much insurance do you carry? both life and auto please? Could you list your deductions on your taxes?
what I send the irs is MY business- why would you think I'd tell someone I never met or know- my personal business?
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Jun 18, 2016 13:18:13 GMT -6
Because you stated you pay in more percentage wise than millionaires do? I was fourth comming with my highest payment to the IRS I have no problems in telling such.
I can assure you outside of student loans which you are correct are backed by the govt the college I work for receives zero public funding. They are a private school and have been since 1893. l
yes I like Guinness beer, my wife works elementary principle been in education 24 years now. We go to Roman Catholic Church have all my life. We each have 210,000 life insurance, auto insurance we carry what the state mandates here. My tax deductions have been our 4 kids we are now down to one we can deduct. Medical doesn't add up enough to itemize. I need a tax shelter to pay less taxes I guess LOL. As I keep paying in more and more without the kids anymore. As my income rises along with my wife's we find our selves in a higher tax bracket giving more to the govt each year.
Ok now your turn how much have you written the IRS in the last 15 years?
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Post by trappnman on Jun 18, 2016 13:27:52 GMT -6
Because you stated you pay in more percentage wise than millionaires do
I pay more % of income than Warren buffet, more than Romney, more than many of the 1%
that's a fact- please, please please use google and this simple stuff won't be a mystery to you
no, you can't pick and choose- how much do you make an hour?
what are your house payments?
what are your credit card bills?
if you want financial disclosure, lead the way.
otherwise, stop being silly.
and do your homework concerning real % of income paid as taxes- and even you (if you actually took the time- see, this isn't something that should be argued when the truth is readily out there) can see what is true- many millionaires and billionaire,s pay less % in total income than a man making $20 an hour
disagree with it, keep on being silly, but none of that chances the facts
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Jun 18, 2016 13:38:51 GMT -6
Google LOL. Yep everything on the Internet is 100 factual. We don't know what your percentage is because you will not divulge that information yet many of the millionaires have done such for your good?
I will gladly tell you all of that as soon as you tell me what you have paid into the federal govt in the last 15 rough estimate not exact dollar amount. I have nothing to hide.
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Post by trappnman on Jun 18, 2016 15:30:45 GMT -6
as I told you- none of your business.
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Post by PamIsMe on Jun 19, 2016 2:04:47 GMT -6
When Gary was working full time, he worked 1/4 of the year for taxes. That's 25%, more than Romney, Buffet or Trump. That's a FACT. We never wrote a check to the IRS, we got money back because we chose to have more than needed withheld each year.
Pam
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Jun 19, 2016 5:59:46 GMT -6
Pam is that all taxes or just federal your figuring 25 percent? You received back so after refund they still received 25 percent the federal govt? Federal taxation was 25 percent?
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Post by trappnman on Jun 19, 2016 6:12:05 GMT -6
exactly Pam-
one can bury their heads in their,...oops the sand- but that doesn't change reality.
20-25% is the norm for working people
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Post by PamIsMe on Jun 19, 2016 23:20:18 GMT -6
Gary's been retired for almost 20 years now and I don't save our tax returns that far back or else I'd give you the figures. Getting money back didn't have to do with the tax rate other than we knew how much we'd owe and had more withheld. The refund was our personal enforced savings for vacation money every year :-)
I'll be the first to admit we were not savvy people when it came to ways to cut our taxes. As my wise cousin once said, "I don't ever complain about any of the taxes I pay because I can afford to pay them and still have a good income to live on."
Pam
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Post by bblwi on Jun 21, 2016 17:10:50 GMT -6
Earned income or income from work goes from 10-upper 30s in percent with 15% being common for those married with or without children having taxable income around the mid 70s with itemized deductions and exemptions out. then the 25% kicks in for about the next 100k. There is also FICA tax which is 7.62 or double that if self employed. Many successful small businesses that are not LLCs or C corps wind up in the 40-45% bracket with SS, federal and here in WI state taxes of 6.93%
Investment income or capital gain caps at 15% with no SS and is only on the gain so in many cases it pays bigger investors at times to sell securities at losses to offset income. Also having funds in securities has the dividends at the same tax rate as capital gain and not taxed like interest which is like earned income. One of the reasons large firm CEOs like large incomes from stock options instead of salary income are the huge tax advantages they get as well.
Bryce
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