Why cut taxes?

[falafel]

I didn't know that athletes, actors, writers, producers and directors were considered the middle class...

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Lol, that's great.

Where is OrangeUte when you need him to stand up for Babs [Streisand]?

[Clark Addison]

BofA sucks. It sucks for employees and sucks for consumers. You need to go to a good bank, Dude.

If you identify a better position at a better bank, I will be happy to look into it!

[Uncle Ted]

I didn't know that athletes, actors, writers, producers and directors were considered the middle class...

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[Topper]

Thank you! Please share your opinion at:

Brian Moynihan
Bank of America
100 N Tryon St
Charlotte, NC 28202

BofA sucks. It sucks for employees and sucks for consumers. You need to go to a good bank, Dude.

[Moliere]

It's all hilarious, but the lawsuit in the best part. When I heard Cuomo talking about that this morning I literally laughed out loud. Unconstitutional, you say? GTFO.

They effin' sound like the hillbilly tea partiers. Bizzaro world.

[Omaha 680]

It's all hilarious, but the lawsuit in the best part. When I heard Cuomo talking about that this morning I literally laughed out loud. Unconstitutional, you say? GTFO.

[Moliere]

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/03/o...-tax.html?_r=0

There are three approaches state officials could use to undercut the tax law. First, they could encourage families to donate money to the state government by offering them a credit for those gifts against state income taxes. The idea would be to turn state taxes into charitable donations that are deductible against the federal income tax. This might sound like a gimmick that the Internal Revenue Service could easily shut down. But David Kamin, a law professor at New York University, says there is precedent supporting such a policy. For example, some states offer tax credits to people who donate money to private schools, and these donations also qualify for the federal charity deduction.

Under the second approach, which is advocated by the economist Dean Baker, state governments would replace their income taxes with payroll taxes paid by employers. Those kinds of taxes — like the one for unemployment insurance coverage — are deductible for businesses under the Republican tax law. That switch would mean that employers could pay their workers less, but take-home pay would stay the same because employees wouldn’t be on the hook for paying state income taxes.

The third approach is for states to file a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the tax law. Mr. Cuomo said on Wednesday that he would file such a suit, claiming that the provision limiting deductibility of state and local taxes amounts to double taxation. Other officials, including the governor-elect of New Jersey, Phil Murphy, are considering similar legal action.

[Omaha 680]

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Oh Snap!! If Bernie and the rest of the Dems don't take Ted up on this offer, then I guess they really don't care about the middle class or the poor and downtrodden. Ted is basically telling them he'll make the middle class tax cuts permanent and leave the upper class expiring.

LOL. Bernie sponsor legislation? GTFO. He's too transformational to be bothered with that kind of stuff.

[Moliere]

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Oh Snap!! If Bernie and the rest of the Dems don't take Ted up on this offer, then I guess they really don't care about the middle class or the poor and downtrodden. Ted is basically telling them he'll make the middle class tax cuts permanent and leave the upper class expiring.

[frank ryan]

Frank, it's Christmas Eve. I'm worried about your stress level. Relax and enjoy Christmas and skip all the Trump stuff for the next two days. You can start blasting the vile man again come Tuesday.

Love,

BigFatMeanie

Merry Christmas BFM

[BigFatMeanie]

http://theweek.com/speedreads/745170...hanks-tax-bill

Frank, it's Christmas Eve. I'm worried about your stress level. Relax and enjoy Christmas and skip all the Trump stuff for the next two days. You can start blasting the vile man again come Tuesday.

Love,

BigFatMeanie

[frank ryan]

President Trump went to the "Winter White House," his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, on Friday, where CBS News reports he told friends dining at his club, "You all just got a lot richer" because of the GOP tax overhaul he'd signed several hours earlier. Two sources at a nearby table described the comments to CBS.

In public statements before the bill became law, Trump repeatedly claimed he, as a wealthy person, would take a financial hit so that ordinary Americans could pay lower taxes. In April, Trump said he would "probably pay more" after the reform, and in November he said he'd be a "big loser" and lose "a fortune." Since the legislation was finalized, analysis has shown Trump will save millions annually under the new system. Bonnie Kristian

http://theweek.com/speedreads/745170...hanks-tax-bill

[Pelado]

The rich deserve to keep more of their money! The poor things.

From the WSJ:

Obama.

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[old_gregg]

maybe you can get cousin eddie to kidnap him on christmas eve

[Clark Addison]

Dude, that is a ripoff. You deserve your handout!

Thank you! Please share your opinion at:

Brian Moynihan
Bank of America
100 N Tryon St
Charlotte, NC 28202