This is truly why

2001400ex

The tax system needs to be restructured.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/heres-the-formula-for-paying-no-federal-income-taxes-on-100000-a-year-2019-11-22?siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo

RaceBannon

Fuck off

pawz

Spoken like a REAL fake accountant.

Fuck off.

Sledog

Hondo always sending in his fair share.

SFGbob

Married couple, under 65 who derive all of their income from capital gains.

So we can make a total of $103,150 a year, provided that our ordinary income stays below the standard deduction and the rest comes from long-term capital gains and/or qualified dividends.

Btw, they would still be subject to any Social Security, Medicare, state and local sales taxes. Taxes that Hondo loves to cite when he is talking out of the other side of his mouth and denying that the top 5% of income earners pay over 50% of all the income taxes.

Another example of you lying through omission Hondo? I know that's what you love to accuse me of when I say that 5% are paying 50% of the income taxes.

Without hypocrisy and strawman ass fucking do you have any game Hondo?

2001400ex

SFGbob said:

Married couple, under 65 who derive all of their income from capital gains.

So we can make a total of $103,150 a year, provided that our ordinary income stays below the standard deduction and the rest comes from long-term capital gains and/or qualified dividends.

Btw, they would still be subject to any Social Security, Medicare, state and local sales taxes. Taxes that Hondo loves to cite when he is talking out of the other side of his mouth and denying that the top 5% of income earners pay over 50% of all the income taxes.

Another example of you lying through omission Hondo? I know that what you accuse me of when I say that 5% are paying 50% of the income taxes.

Capital gains are not subject to SS and Medicare. And the article clearly explains that state and local taxes are applicable.

Fuck you are dumb Bob.

SFGbob

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

Married couple, under 65 who derive all of their income from capital gains.

So we can make a total of $103,150 a year, provided that our ordinary income stays below the standard deduction and the rest comes from long-term capital gains and/or qualified dividends.

Btw, they would still be subject to any Social Security, Medicare, state and local sales taxes. Taxes that Hondo loves to cite when he is talking out of the other side of his mouth and denying that the top 5% of income earners pay over 50% of all the income taxes.

Another example of you lying through omission Hondo? I know that what you accuse me of when I say that 5% are paying 50% of the income taxes.

Capital gains are not subject to SS and Medicare. And the article clearly explains that state and local taxes are applicable.

Fuck you are dumb Bob.

Their ordinary income would still be subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes. Why do you lie through omission Hondo?

2001400ex

SFGbob said:

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

Married couple, under 65 who derive all of their income from capital gains.

So we can make a total of $103,150 a year, provided that our ordinary income stays below the standard deduction and the rest comes from long-term capital gains and/or qualified dividends.

Btw, they would still be subject to any Social Security, Medicare, state and local sales taxes. Taxes that Hondo loves to cite when he is talking out of the other side of his mouth and denying that the top 5% of income earners pay over 50% of all the income taxes.

Another example of you lying through omission Hondo? I know that what you accuse me of when I say that 5% are paying 50% of the income taxes.

Capital gains are not subject to SS and Medicare. And the article clearly explains that state and local taxes are applicable.

Fuck you are dumb Bob.

Their ordinary income would still be subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes. Why do you lie through omission Hondo?

Depends on how it's derived.

But I do laugh at how you now think that's included in the calculation of taxes paid. When in the past you've argued until you were blue in the face that they don't matter.

Sledog

Does hondo claim his income from the tip jar at Commie Burger?

SFGbob

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

Married couple, under 65 who derive all of their income from capital gains.

So we can make a total of $103,150 a year, provided that our ordinary income stays below the standard deduction and the rest comes from long-term capital gains and/or qualified dividends.

Btw, they would still be subject to any Social Security, Medicare, state and local sales taxes. Taxes that Hondo loves to cite when he is talking out of the other side of his mouth and denying that the top 5% of income earners pay over 50% of all the income taxes.

Another example of you lying through omission Hondo? I know that what you accuse me of when I say that 5% are paying 50% of the income taxes.

Capital gains are not subject to SS and Medicare. And the article clearly explains that state and local taxes are applicable.

Fuck you are dumb Bob.

Their ordinary income would still be subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes. Why do you lie through omission Hondo?

Depends on how it's derived.

But I do laugh at how you now think that's included in the calculation of taxes paid. When in the past you've argued until you were blue in the face that they don't matter.

Lie.

I've argued that the top 5% of income earners pay 50% of the income taxes. That statement of fact makes your snatch hurt so you lie and claim that I'm saying payroll taxes don't matter. I've never said any such thing.

MikeDamone

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

Married couple, under 65 who derive all of their income from capital gains.

So we can make a total of $103,150 a year, provided that our ordinary income stays below the standard deduction and the rest comes from long-term capital gains and/or qualified dividends.

Btw, they would still be subject to any Social Security, Medicare, state and local sales taxes. Taxes that Hondo loves to cite when he is talking out of the other side of his mouth and denying that the top 5% of income earners pay over 50% of all the income taxes.

Another example of you lying through omission Hondo? I know that what you accuse me of when I say that 5% are paying 50% of the income taxes.

Capital gains are not subject to SS and Medicare. And the article clearly explains that state and local taxes are applicable.

Fuck you are dumb Bob.

Their ordinary income would still be subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes. Why do you lie through omission Hondo?

Depends on how it's derived.

But I do laugh at how you now think that's included in the calculation of taxes paid. When in the past you've argued until you were blue in the face that they don't matter.

Hot tax talk from mr. C Corp. lol. Idiot.