WorldWatcher
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- Dec 28, 2010
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so if someone is infertile they should have a different tax rate than someone who can have a child?
rightwingnuthackworld is funny
Where did that come from?
Do you actually read before insulting
Invitro or adoption are acceptable (see previous posts)
Good lord
So a gay or lesbian couple that uses adoption or invitro (egg and/or sperm donation) get's a lower tax rate for life right?
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Arghhhh, been addressed
Yes, if they raised a child they are supplying what is needed for the world to go on.
OK so the lifetime tax deduction is available to heterosexuals and homosexuals.
Is it based in the individual testing positive for fertility. In other words the government makes you go to the doctor have a test and submit the medical results?
Or is it based on performance?
Now for women it's pretty easy to determine performance, but for men - will they need to get a get a DNA test to prove that they qualify because they produced off spring or do we just go with the name on the birth certificate? So a woman can go out and screw around and the infertile Dad gets credit?
Share with us specifically how this brilliant idea is going to work?
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Child in home = credit
Child grows to maturity = credit
Simple nuff?
So it's performance based and not fertility based.
You didn't answer the question about the Dad though, do we just assume who the biological father is or is proof required?
So you loose the credit if the child dies before the age of 18?
But at the age of 18 then poof the tax credit is for the rest of your life?
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