billyerock1991
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- Apr 24, 2012
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I'm not really out of the loop I still pay taxes ... if you mean paying of taxes I'm out of the loop or not working anymore Im out of the loop not sure what you meant ...It's impossible to say without seeing the details. And it's good that you're out of the loop at this point on taxes, one less freakin' headache.but still after the Adjusted income ... still you paid in say a 1000 dollars in, just for conversation, you don't get back that 1000 dollars you get back a certain amount of that money back ...I don't think I every got a 1000 dollars back that I paid in ... I pay myself 20,000 dollars a year from my investments and and social security ... I pay a certain amount in taxes every 3 months ...at the end of the year I don't pay any taxes ... I don't get that money back that I paid in ... this is why I'm having trouble with this... I serious now, this is all done by my money mgr. and my tax accountant ... I not smart enough to do taxes and manage my money properly ... all my money comes from social security and my Ira now... I personally don't need any more money then 20,000 a year ... everything I own is paid for ... so if I want to go some where, I go ... if I want to buy something that's cost a lot, I contact my money mgr and he gets the money for me with out affecting the principle ... but Ive never ever got the entire money that I paid in ... now this is my personal experience ... I have a few friend who make very little money and they get back money but never all of their money they paid in ... I don't seem to get how they say they don't pay taxes ... every body I know has never got the entire amount they paid in backThe bottom line is the net Effective Tax Rate - this is the percentage of your AGI (Adjusted Gross Income) that you paid to the government in federal taxes for that calendar year, after deductions and credits. Once you have done your taxes.hers my question to you help me understand ... you make 20,000 a year each and every time you get paid money is taken out ... you do your taxes you find out of that money you paid in for your federal taxes you're getting back 350.dollars ... how is that you didn't pay any taxes ... even welfare people are taxed and yet they are said to be not paying any taxes ... how do they come to this conclusion they don't pay any taxes ...I don't understand how they come to this conclusion ... can you explain to me so I can understand ...I'm serious here, not trying to bull shit here45% of Americans pay no federal income taxDon't worry the people who actually do the work will pay the taxes. The rich are safe. We got your back Richies.
"The top 1% of Americans, who have an average income of more than $2.1 million, pay 43.6% of all the federal individual income tax in the U.S.; the top 0.1% — just 115,000 households, whose average income is more than $9.4 million — pay more than 20% of it."
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So yes, at $20,000 you're probably paying a few dollars during the course of the year through your paychecks, but the question is how much you paid after receiving your refund, once all the dust has cleared, including low income credits.
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