Well, Biden is trying to raise taxes on those earning over $400k, not that it will happen.
I wouldn't mind being taxed more, but no way I'm giving them more than they ask for.What stimulus checks?
When is Warren Buffett (and other lib billionaires) going to voluntarily pay his "fair share" of taxes?
I got my 3rd stimulus direct deposit yesterday. I don't have much income, so I am treated. Thank you.
With Modern Monetary Theory being practiced, government spending has no offset. I can get $1400, airlines can get bailouts, states can get federal transfers, but there is no one on the other side losing because the funds were diverted. In every day life, when we spend on this, we forego spending on that. We understand it. But we don't print the reserve currency. The federal government does.
So government will rain down helicopter money without concern until the theory is proven to be just a theory. When the music stops, good luck getting a chair.
The person that made 75,010.00 is screwed, why would it not taper off? The whole money give away thing does not make any sense. Not enough for the people really hurting, and silly to give money to those who are not hurting.What is the top earning limit to get stimulus check? 75K per individual? If so this make no sense.
Not true, it does taper. 80,001 and then shit out of luck.The person that made 75,010.00 is screwed, why would it not taper off? The whole money give away thing does not make any sense. Not enough for the people really hurting, and silly to give money to those who are not hurting.
What stimulus checks?
When is Warren Buffett (and other lib billionaires) going to voluntarily pay his "fair share" of taxes?
Who said I hate anyone? Just pointing out the hypocrisy of billionaires like Buffett squawking about how they don't pay enough taxes. Well duh 99% of his income is capital gains.You only hate lib billionaires who don't pay taxes?
Who said I hate anyone? Just pointing out the hypocrisy of billionaires like Buffett squawking about how they don't pay enough taxes. Well duh 99% of his income is capital gains.
They are using 2019 tax info to calculate, so almost everyone's circumstances have changed.what if you make $75k and are a single parent and have 2 kids or more?
Or maybe you lost that $75k job too.
I will definitely agree that there needs to be more prerequisites that need to be met but the matter of the truth is there isn't enough resources to evaluate everyone's different life and financial circumstances. But saying just a X amount shouldn't get EIP is a little ignant
They are using 2019 tax info to calculate, so almost everyone's circumstances have changed.
what if you make $75k and are a single parent and have 2 kids or more?
Or maybe you lost that $75k job too.
I will definitely agree that there needs to be more prerequisites that need to be met but the matter of the truth is there isn't enough resources to evaluate everyone's different life and financial circumstances. But saying just a X amount shouldn't get EIP is a little ignant
yes but are you implying it's changed for the better or worse? Or neither and just stating facts. In 2020, my organization cut raises and stopped the extra retirement contribution until further notice which I am not complaining at all that I am still employed.They are using 2019 tax info to calculate, so almost everyone's circumstances have changed.
That's me 😊Retired, collecting social security, not working. Gets check.