First order of Republican House business tomorrow is…..

[Ray From Cleveland]

Those people work hard and create wealth for their employers.
The reason they pay no taxes is their employers pay them so little

No, the reason they pay so little is because they didn't get into a field of work that makes them worth something to employers.

 

[Indeependent]

Those people work hard and create wealth for their employers.
The reason they pay no taxes is their employers pay them so little

And you got a good job by kissing Democrat ass.

 

[Lisa558]

He paid 4 percent of his income that year…..lower rate than you or I pay

Do you just make things up and hope I’ll believe it? I’m not one of the gullible idiot Democrats.

Trump paid $35 million on an income of $150 million. That’s more than 20%.

What percent are the welfare recipients collecting $50,000 and $60,000 paying in? NOT a penny. Why do people who EARN $50,000 have to pay taxes and “takers” getting that from OPM don’t have to pay?

Trump Paid About $38 Million In Federal Taxes In 2005, Leaked Returns Say

A two-page portion of his return shows he earned about $150 million, and would have paid less in taxes, but for the alternative minimum. The White House said the returns were "illegally published."

www.npr.org

 

[rightwinger]

It's called the Tax Code that your beloved Democrats voted for.

You mean the Democrats who just passed a 15 percent minimum tax on corporations and the ultra-wealthy?

 

[Indeependent]

You mean the Democrats who just passed a 15 percent minimum tax on corporations and the ultra-wealthy?

No matter the year, Democrats always pass new and higher taxes.
The fact is that a recession is coming anyway and people are going to be laid off, so why pass a law that hardly effect business.

 

[Lisa558]

Those people work hard and create wealth for their employers.
The reason they pay no taxes is their employers pay them so little

The reason is that the standard tax deduction is so generous that many people don’t owe tax.

But you keep avoiding my question: why should someone working hard all day and earning $50,000 have to pay income tax, but people who collect $50,000 in benefits for doing nothing don’t have to pay?

 

[Orangecat]

Why tax those who are struggling to survive?

Because the government needs money to function. Do you think only certain citizens should shoulder the burden of funding government?

 

[GMCGeneral]

We like to call it the TRUMP virus

It is the Chink Bug

 

[struth]

You mean the Democrats who just passed a 15 percent minimum tax on corporations and the ultra-wealthy?

i wish i only paid 15 percent like xiden and the demafasict gave their ultra wealthy

 

[GMCGeneral]

Trickle down is a bullshit lie you've been telling people since Reagan. It didn't work then and it doesn't work now. All the rich do is hoard the money.

It's their money to do with AS THEY PLEASE!!! Got a problem with that, Communist shitbag?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

You mean the Democrats who just passed a 15 percent minimum tax on corporations and the ultra-wealthy?

When did they do that? Have a link? Didn't think so.

 

[struth]

When did they do that? Have a link? Didn't think so.

in august they passed a 15 percent min tax on certain large corps…not on the rich and not all corps.

dembot is clueless

 

[rightwinger]

When did they do that? Have a link? Didn't think so.

Try to keep up with current events

What is in the Inflation Reduction Act, and how will we pay for it? - A Conservative Approach to Energy

Earlier this week, the U.S. Senate passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 14, otherwise known as “the Inflation Reduction Act,” - the latest iteration of what was once known as “Build Back Better.” The House is expected to pass the bill later this week, approving $369 billion in funding for clean...

conservativeenergynetwork.org

 

[struth]

Try to keep up with current events

What is in the Inflation Reduction Act, and how will we pay for it? - A Conservative Approach to Energy

Earlier this week, the U.S. Senate passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 14, otherwise known as “the Inflation Reduction Act,” - the latest iteration of what was once known as “Build Back Better.” The House is expected to pass the bill later this week, approving $369 billion in funding for clean...

conservativeenergynetwork.org

um that didn’t put a 15 percent min tax on the rich or all corps. Geez man

 

[Orangecat]

All the rich do is hoard the money.

Even if true, what good would that do them? You can't eat money.

 

[leftwinger]

To date:Nothing done....

1. to punish those setting up and allowing 08 housing bust.

2. 5 yrs of using GOVT to setup phony Russian Collusion to attack an elected President.

3. Launching man-made virus to kill small business, kill elderly, rig 2020 - 2022 vote, destroy Trumps success.

4. Jail and torture Political supporters of Trump on bogus charges from J6 setup.

On and on.....BLM ANTIFA go free for years of riots, destroying hundreds of Billions US property.....masks on kids...2 yrs out of school? Debt nearly 2X GDP? Ten million new illegals? Country nearing financial collapse. The MSM is complicit.


This is EXPENSIVE ENTERTAINMENT for lonely Americans to use like a daily soap opera. I quit following most all of it but headlines on a couple websites NOV04 2020.

I expect nothing will happen or not much.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Try to keep up with current events

What is in the Inflation Reduction Act, and how will we pay for it? - A Conservative Approach to Energy

Earlier this week, the U.S. Senate passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 14, otherwise known as “the Inflation Reduction Act,” - the latest iteration of what was once known as “Build Back Better.” The House is expected to pass the bill later this week, approving $369 billion in funding for clean...

conservativeenergynetwork.org

It doesn't effect most companies and deductions are still allowed. Even the companies it would effect would only be paying a little more since they pay pretty close to the 15% anyway.

Why tech shrugged off the new 15% corporate minimum tax

The corporate minimum tax law passed, but the battle of some key provisions is just getting started.

www.protocol.com

 

[rightwinger]

It doesn't effect most companies and deductions are still allowed. Even the companies it would effect would only be paying a little more since they pay pretty close to the 15% anyway.

Why tech shrugged off the new 15% corporate minimum tax

The corporate minimum tax law passed, but the battle of some key provisions is just getting started.

www.protocol.com

It is an example of Democrats raising taxes on the wealthy

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

It is an example of Democrats raising taxes on the wealthy

Yes, barely.

 

[struth]

It is an example of Democrats raising taxes on the wealthy

haha it’s not a tax on the wealthy or any individual…and the corps tax rate was already 22 percent for 2022 and has been since 2017