Ray From Cleveland
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- Aug 16, 2015
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it is not a true insurance program. We have State laws that cover insurance, not administrative laws.Labor doesn't make the law. Legislatures are paid to manufacture legal products with the full faith and credit of public Acts. It is just, lousy management.There is no reason any unemployment taxes could not be general taxes on firms
There are no "unemployment taxes" there is only unemployment insurance REQUIRED by law for employers to have. Unemployment insurance can be provided by the state or private insurance companies. Insurance CLAIMS can be made if one falls under the category of said coverage which is losing a job through no fault of your own.
Why is this so difficult for you to understand?????
There is no reason any unemployment taxes could not be general taxes on firms. It would be a savings over our current regime due to that simplification. We could be lowering our tax burden and improving the efficiency of our economy.
I swear, responding to you is like typing with my computer off. You don't know the difference between insurance and taxes? No, they are not the same. I just explained the entire thing to you, and you act as if you didn't read a word. THERE ARE NO UNEMPLOYMENT TAXES!!! They don't exist outside of your head.
And WTF "legal products" does the legislature make? What products?
WTF do you mean by administrative laws? You can't get a federal extension unless you exhaust your state benefits. All states have to carry unemployment insurance.
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