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Topic	How much of our tax dollars goes towards food stamps?
Sad_Face 06/17/17 9:49:44 PM #30:	Zodd3224 posted... Questionmarktarius posted... Zodd3224 posted... Yes, i'm complaining that a person making 20.9 million dollars has a lower rate than I do. Simple solution: Flat Tax. No deductions. There. That was easy. I agree 100% See, a flat tax rate would work only if the the cost of living was also priced accordingly to your income. If you're making $35K a year, owing $9K in taxes (~25%) hurts a hell of a lot more than owing $250K on a $1 million salary. We're both still paying $10 for a gallon of milk, $300/month in car insurance, etc. etc. --- imgtc.com/i/4HgTl0ebzq.jpg imgtc.com/i/60CWP2Gtlg.gif <cite>Sad_Face posted [p:881318010] in How much o... [t:75470376]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zodd3224 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zodd3224 posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, i'm complaining that a person making 20.9 million dollars has a lower rate than I do.</quote> Simple solution: Flat Tax. No deductions. There. That was easy.</quote> I agree 100%</quote> See, a flat tax rate would work only if the the cost of living was also priced accordingly to your income. If you're making $35K a year, owing $9K in taxes (~25%) hurts a hell of a lot more than owing $250K on a $1 million salary. We're both still paying $10 for a gallon of milk, $300/month in car insurance, etc. etc. --- imgtc.com/i/4HgTl0ebzq.jpg imgtc.com/i/60CWP2Gtlg.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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