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He has a longer 18 min video of this session with many more people. I found it very interesting.
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My last job was to give a company a $30,000,000 tax write off, for which I got a $1,000 bonus. Worked 16x7 on the paperwork ,and still didn't make one of bonus the goals. But I was honest, and told by boss, I didn't make it. Could have lied, he would have never known. Lost $2000 + a week's paid vacation. |
fuck that guy. the sheep made him rich and they line up to be fleeced.
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once you make enough to need an accountant you'll realize there is no magic accountant that makes your tax on taxable income disappear. |
Why some people say he is arrogant in this video? I only see him trying to have normal discussion with some incapable ones :)
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my favorite trick or treater of the night on Halloween had written on a white t-shirt "occupy wallstreet, i'm the 99%". he held a picket sign that said "give me all your money" but crossed out money and wrote candy in red next to it. loved it :thumbsup
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Yea you can also which idiots have never actually had any income to tax by their absurd comments about how only stupid people pay taxes. Successful smart people pay taxes and stupid people march in the street screaming for more handouts. :1orglaugh |
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Peter Schiff and Harold Camping... like 2 peas in a pod! :thumbsup
https://youtube.com/watch?v=EZ2u3RmspYg |
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And for better or for worst, most people simply don't know those facts. |
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We are all both 99% and 1% at the same time. I'm pretty sure almost everyone in the usa has it 99% better than the rest of the world, so the 99% is the 1% at the same time. You are the 99% of the .1% , are you killing people ? |
Admittedly I haven't bothered watching the video or reading most of this thread, but I'm drinking tonight and feel the need to rail on the OWS idiots. If the movement was simply about the scumbag banks and auto companies that took huge bailouts and then continued to pay out ridiculous bonuses, or the inside trading shitbags on Wall Street, then I could absolutely get behind that. I'll never understand how one can be bailed out for being a shitty businessman and failing.
But protesting against those that make over $300,000 a year, or the so called 1%, is just plain idiocy. Why should someone be penalized for busting their ass and carving out their slice of what is supposed to be the American dream? It really makes me fucking sick... |
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I spent one month beating Florida out of $3,000,000 in sales tax. For every tax law, there are a dozen loopholes. That means the company I worked for, put that much free cash in their bottom line. Hell one day, using accounting, I made more than any of their 400+ national stores. This is a fortune 750 company. It's not magic. |
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its an interesting vid.
However...... The big thing in the uk is with banks were exacatives are being paid millions and other firms who have not seen profits have had a 50% increase in directors pay. My mate works for a big bank in the uk. they (the workers) see the execatives as a joke and pay nonsence. He was telling me one of the main directors has phoned in ill as the goverment wanted to interview him. Basicly the goverment bailed the bank out so efectivly own the bank. shares in the bank droped as it was clear he was avoiding the questions. this is the problem. its not about pay, its about the market force. in a real market force people would be paid by providing results and profits, yet this is not the case. they are getting pay increases even when profits have gone down. its more close to comunism than capalism when you pay people this way. a true market force would stop these problems. the problem is that boh uk and usa do not have a true market force, its geared to help certain people. |
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i am not sure what the 1% stands for, but i fail to see why he is included. 150 people is not a huge firm. and if he owns it, its his business (excuse the pun) what he does. its the banks who were bailed out but still paying huge execative wages and bouses thats the problem. thats not capatilim, thats comuism, in the fact the market force has no bering on what they do as they are protected. the banks should have been alowed to fail. but the problem was, they all have protection with other banks. they pay a sort of insurance to other banks. the idea being if you make a less, the bank you pay bails you out. however the losses were so huge it would have meant the banks could not afford to cover the costs, so in turn every bank would fail. so it was seen as the only option was to bail them out in both usa and uk. |
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I like Peter Schiff a lot...... its smart Americans like this that give the country a good name (debate aside). The fact is the anti-capitalist movement has no real argument and doesnt propose any realistic alternative either.
He started his business in a 1 bedroom apartment? Good on him.... |
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On wall street the Schiffster is a permabear. His solutions for problems in the economy are always way too dramatic and idealstic. He certainly is well educated though.
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you can talk about GE and other fortune 500 companies all day long, when the money goes into a person's pocket, its taxed. if you live in NY and are in the top bracket, its taxed at 50% anything else is a lie.:thumbsup |
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Millionaires pay less than average tax rate
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"The Congressional Research Service found that 94,500 millionaires pay an effective federal tax rate that is less than that paid by 10.4 million moderate-income taxpayers." |
Zero tax
A lot of the rich have their money invested in municipal bonds.
Live in NY City, buy bonds issued by the City of NY, pay no city, state or federal tax. Doesn't matter how many millions in interest you earn. Buy a bond issued by any other NY Govt agency, you would have the city tax. Buy a bond issued by a govt agency outside of NY State, you'd only be exempt from federal tax |
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earned income in NY in the highest bracket is taxed at over 50% no one is talking investment income. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...d0iK_blog.html When you add up all of the various taxes, and look at the effective tax rates, it is clear the tax system is already pretty progressive. Everyone pays some tax, even those who pay no federal income taxes, and the wealthiest pay a larger percentage share of taxes. Here?s the effective tax rate for all of the groups, according to the CBO: Lowest quintile (23.4 million taxpayers), zero to $18,900: 4.3 percent Second lowest quintile (22.4 million), $18,900-$32,100: 10.2 percent Middle quintile (22.9 million), $32,100-$47,400: 14.2 percent Fourth quintile (23 million), $47,400-$71,200: 17.6 percent Highest quintile (23.6 million), above $71,200: 25.8 percent Top 10 percent (12 million), minimum income of $98,100: 27.5 percent Top 5 percent (5.9 million), minimum income of $134,400: 29 percent Top 1 percent (1.1 million), minimum income of $332,300: 31.2 percent |
Mr Buffet only pays 17%
http://www.politicususa.com/en/koch-taxes
Buffett was candid in revealing that his tax burden was barely 17.4% on his income and nothing in payroll taxes... Factored in with Koch?s approximately 17% tax liability means they still do not pay as much as an average middle-class taxpayer who pays nearly 25-38% in total taxes. It is hardly equitable, but paying their fair share is not what the Koch brothers are about. At least one Koch brother lives in NYC, doesn't sound like he's paying 50+% |
can someone explain to me the difference of today´s USA and any third world country?
i see the same shit in US TV as i see here in Panama lazy fucks complaining that only a few managed to make it big and demand they pay for the lazy fucks.... no difference. Government being ran by corporate fucks that make laws so that the corrupt politicians can fill their pockets 1 government people at a time. I guess size is the difference in Panama you get a small amount of "mafia corrupt fucks" in government ever five years i guess the USA has a big amount of mafia corrupt fucks :) sorry for the guys ding the occupy crap but they really should be occupying Washington and every senators parking lot. the rich not related to government have nothing to do with this it is just business and obviously we are all here to make money |
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koch EARNS $1m in NYC. he pays approx. 50% on his EARNINGS leaving him with $500k He then takes that already taxed $500k and invests it. If he should happen to profit from his INVESTMENT, he's taxed on his INVESTMENT income at 15% There's a reason you're posting on a porn board middle of the day instead of working as an accountant somewhere. |
oh, and as far as equitable goes, buffett, koch and the rest of your betters pay multiple millions of dollars every year for the governmental services you get for free.
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99% of the people wish they were the 1%
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