By: Anonymous
I love to disseminate information that will I’ve built up with the 12 months to help enhance team performance.
View ArticleBy: Shirley
The Bush Tax cuts should not be extended for the Rich, because it was “Money, power and Wall Street”, which means the RICH.
View ArticleBy: dede
bobo, (#24). i agree. period. i would gladly spit in the burger of 99% of the politicians who give themselves raises, take ‘breaks’ for every red numbered square on the calendar and more. those of us...
View ArticleBy: bobo
Sure tax the poor people more and they’ll defiantly spit in your hamburger with that quality of life. Under 40k there should be no income tax.
View ArticleBy: Hal Jordan
The same folks who promote deficit hysteria on the right….now want to contribute to it by borrowing 700 Billion for millioniares who dont need it? Great….they just save or worse – Speculate with it in...
View ArticleBy: Jay Banks
The tax cut for those higher revenue levels should not be continuous. They have acquired enough of the advantage then and still due. The money from those taxes should be used to pay down the debt.
View ArticleBy: BG
#17 Mike) Social Security is funded with it’s own tax: the payroll tax. This budgetary item is easy to look at and see that it is a self-funded program, and it’s tax has brought in a surplus into the...
View ArticleBy: Mike Dunham
I tend to agree with Erik, with the added observation that unless we figure out the big pink elephants like defense spending, Medicare, Social Security, etc., debating over a few million in extra tax...
View ArticleBy: Erik
@15 Playing the wealth envy card, are we? Makes for a pithy post, but it is ignoring the reality of the situation: This country has bills to pay, obligations to meet. How do you propose we meet these...
View ArticleBy: Patrick
If you go to the Dept of Labor website you can look at the number of jobs created by month for the last ten years and amazingly enough, if you look at the trailing 12 months from the 2001 tax cut there...
View ArticleBy: Patrick
In 2001 there were 1,581,959 jobs created. In 2003 there were 1,559,952 jobs created. In 2009 there were 1,047,299 jobs created. All data from the US Dept of Labor.
View ArticleBy: Ryan@theFinancialStudent
A lot of people are against raising the tax rates on the highest earners because they’re typically business owners who supposedly “create jobs”. Yet…these tax rates have been in effect for 10 years. So...
View ArticleBy: RAY
1)Extend the tax cuts for the 98% taxpayers. 2)Allow the 2% taxpayer various tax credits: a)investment tax credit of 20% on equipment mfg.or assembled in the USA for 50% or more. b)jobs credit of 20%...
View ArticleBy: Patrick
If benefits are tied directly to how much you contribute to the system then I have no problem with that scenario. Right now you have people living off of the system that contribute nothing to society...
View ArticleBy: Nickel
Patrick: The other side of that coin is that if people are expected to pay social security taxes on a larger amount of income, then they will expect to receive more in the way of benefits.
View ArticleBy: Patrick
I think the most important thing that needs to be done is to put something in writing so people can have time to properly plan for the future. I also think that they need to stop punishing investors....
View ArticleBy: Heather
Tax cuts should be extended for all classes since higher earners can’t be punished for working hard and being successful. The representatives from the whole political spectrum need to find a way to...
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