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  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.
  • RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 105,791 Founders Club
    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.
    No one cares
  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457
    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.
    Burger stand is killing it!
    That's where the non cash loss comes in.
  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.
    No one cares

    You sound pour.
  • SFGbobSFGbob Member Posts: 32,206
    Swaye said:

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.
    Burger stand is killing it!
    And yet he is still too big a deadbeat to cough up a $25 donation
  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.

    I made 2% more than in 2017. Eat shit fuck face.
    You are talking shit while you made a whole 2% more than last year. My non cash loss is probably bigger than your income.

    Tho we should start a discussion on stagnant wages, how is that treating you? No wonder taxes trigger you.
  • RaceBannonRaceBannon Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 105,791 Founders Club
    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.

    I made 2% more than in 2017. Eat shit fuck face.
    You are talking shit while you made a whole 2% more than last year. My non cash loss is probably bigger than your income.

    Tho we should start a discussion on stagnant wages, how is that treating you? No wonder taxes trigger you.
    No one cares
  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.

    I made 2% more than in 2017. Eat shit fuck face.
    You are talking shit while you made a whole 2% more than last year. My non cash loss is probably bigger than your income.

    Tho we should start a discussion on stagnant wages, how is that treating you? No wonder taxes trigger you.
    Taking shit? Saying the tax cut bill cut my taxes is taking shit? I guess in a world of a fuckhead leftist like you that makes sense.

    I own a business. Things fluctuate based on what’s going on with projects and how I decided to grow the business or take profits. Last year I grew the business and had about the same profit. I don’t get paid a wage. Fuck off idiot.

    Your income is probably close to my tax liability. Fucking dumb shit.
    Not to get into wage smack talk. But no. Your tax liability is not greater than my income. And if you have a large tax liability. You need to be done a CPA better at tax planning.

    That being said. How many new employees did you hire as a direct result of your tax cut? Or what new investment did you make?
  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.

    I made 2% more than in 2017. Eat shit fuck face.
    You are talking shit while you made a whole 2% more than last year. My non cash loss is probably bigger than your income.

    Tho we should start a discussion on stagnant wages, how is that treating you? No wonder taxes trigger you.
    Taking shit? Saying the tax cut bill cut my taxes is taking shit? I guess in a world of a fuckhead leftist like you that makes sense.

    I own a business. Things fluctuate based on what’s going on with projects and how I decided to grow the business or take profits. Last year I grew the business and had about the same profit. I don’t get paid a wage. Fuck off idiot.

    Your income is probably close to my tax liability. Fucking dumb shit.
    Not to get into wage smack talk. But no. Your tax liability is not greater than my income. And if you have a large tax liability. You need to be done a CPA better at tax planning.

    That being said. How many new employees did you hire as a direct result of your tax cut? Or what new investment did you make?
    Fuck off. You clueless fuck.

    And yes, my tax liability is larger than your income. And I have an excellent CPA.

    Why are so so angry that the tax cut bill cut taxes? Accept it fuckwad
    Why are you so angry about your tax cut? I was told wealthy people, which you are saying you are, would take the tax cut and invest in employees and their business. I'm guessing you did neither.
  • 2001400ex2001400ex Member Posts: 29,457

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    2001400ex said:

    Damone’s federal tax burden reduced 32.5% from 2017. Still too high, but it’s a start.

    That's cool and all. But you see, most people want to make more money then the last year. Without knowing how much more or less you made.... Your comment lacks context like Bob. My pay in 18 was about 18% higher than 17 and my non cash loss was a little greater, not sure the numbers yet.

    I made 2% more than in 2017. Eat shit fuck face.
    You are talking shit while you made a whole 2% more than last year. My non cash loss is probably bigger than your income.

    Tho we should start a discussion on stagnant wages, how is that treating you? No wonder taxes trigger you.
    Taking shit? Saying the tax cut bill cut my taxes is taking shit? I guess in a world of a fuckhead leftist like you that makes sense.

    I own a business. Things fluctuate based on what’s going on with projects and how I decided to grow the business or take profits. Last year I grew the business and had about the same profit. I don’t get paid a wage. Fuck off idiot.

    Your income is probably close to my tax liability. Fucking dumb shit.
    Not to get into wage smack talk. But no. Your tax liability is not greater than my income. And if you have a large tax liability. You need to be done a CPA better at tax planning.

    That being said. How many new employees did you hire as a direct result of your tax cut? Or what new investment did you make?
    Fuck off. You clueless fuck.

    And yes, my tax liability is larger than your income. And I have an excellent CPA.

    Why are so so angry that the tax cut bill cut taxes? Accept it fuckwad
    Why are you so angry about your tax cut? I was told wealthy people, which you are saying you are, would take the tax cut and invest in employees and their business. I'm guessing you did neither.
    Fuck off. I grew my business. My clients grew there business. More money for everyone. Including some new tax paying employees for make over $200k a year. More tax revenue for your congress to spend.

    Eat shit.

    The fact that you insist people use their money in certain way is telling. Statist peoce of shit.
    So you didn't take your tax cut and invest it in employees or the business. Got it.
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