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  • GatorB
    The Demon & 12clicks
    • Oct 2001
    • 18208

    #76
    Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
    I said tax cuts when they buy insurance, meaning on top of their deduction.
    a deduction is tax cut. If I deduct say $2000 and I'm in the 25% tax bracket I just got a $500 tax cut

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    • GatorB
      The Demon & 12clicks
      • Oct 2001
      • 18208

      #77
      Originally posted by pocketkangaroo
      Oh come on. Where was this outrage when we were massively expanding Medicare a few years back?
      Oh you mean when the REPUBLICAN controlled Congress passed it and when the REPUBLICAN president signed it into law? You mean this thing that cost taxpayers $50 BILLION a year? Yeah that's ok for old fuckers, but thier grandkids needing better heathcare? fuck 'em. Thanks grandma. fuck you! die already.

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      • DonovanTrent
        Confirmed User
        • Dec 2006
        • 968

        #78
        Originally posted by GatorB
        See this is what I mean about ignorance. See being self employed I can tell you 100% of the health insuarance I buy is tax deductable. And has been for YEARS. So no need to do this it already exists.
        Not only that, if you have no other employees, employ your spouse and set up a qualified Section 105 Health Reimbursement plan as a benefit for your employee. Their health insurance will be deductible, as well as uninsured medical, dental and vision care expenses, employee disability insurance, and term insurance premiums, for your employee and their spouse and dependants.
        Last edited by DonovanTrent; 08-23-2009, 12:15 PM.
        Donovan Trent

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        • DonovanTrent
          Confirmed User
          • Dec 2006
          • 968

          #79
          Originally posted by nation-x
          Way to mimic the left wing wackadoos I was talking about above (on dkos). The number one mistake that the Clintons made when they were trying to push reform in 94 was that they didn't let the legislative branch write the legislation... Obama is not making that mistake... he gave them general guidelines and let them go at it. If he dictated to them what the legislation should be he would get nothing but headaches with people saying that he was overstepping his authority. Just like they did to Bush over the wire tapping, etc etc. If he goes on the offensive too hard there will be an even bigger backlash than there is right now... count on it. Once there is a bill... I have no doubt he will go on the offensive... but for right now he just needs to keep on message and play wack a mole with misinformation. If the Congress had done what he asked and produced a bill before the August recess it would be a very different game right now and the right knows that... it's why they pulled out the stops and put out so much bullshit before the August recess.
          Whoa, slow down there cowboy. I guess I wasn't clear. I only meant he needs to be explaining things to the public in better ways, using the quote in my post as an example that would make more sense to more people. I never said anything about he needs to put his head down and ram shit through.
          Donovan Trent

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          • IllTestYourGirls
            Ah My Balls
            • Feb 2007
            • 14311

            #80
            Originally posted by DonovanTrent
            Not only that, if you have no other employees, employ your spouse and set up a qualified Section 105 Health Reimbursement plan as a benefit for your employee. Their health insurance will be deductible, as well as uninsured medical, dental and vision care expenses, employee disability insurance, and term insurance premiums, for your employee and their spouse and dependants.
            Again, I was talking about tax cuts on top of the deduction.

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            • nation-x
              Confirmed User
              • Mar 2004
              • 5370

              #81
              Originally posted by DonovanTrent
              Whoa, slow down there cowboy. I guess I wasn't clear. I only meant he needs to be explaining things to the public in better ways, using the quote in my post as an example that would make more sense to more people. I never said anything about he needs to put his head down and ram shit through.

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              • DonovanTrent
                Confirmed User
                • Dec 2006
                • 968

                #82
                Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
                Again, I was talking about tax cuts on top of the deduction.
                Wasn't responding to you, just adding sauce to the mix. Read up on what I posted, you'll see it's quite an advantageous thing to do.

                In addition to the existing deduction. And the tax cuts on top of it.
                Donovan Trent

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                • pocketkangaroo
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 8452

                  #83
                  Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
                  Just because it wasnt on the TV doesnt mean it wasnt there.

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                  • pocketkangaroo
                    Confirmed User
                    • Jan 2005
                    • 8452

                    #84
                    Originally posted by IllTestYourGirls
                    Again, I was talking about tax cuts on top of the deduction.
                    An easy way to do it would be to simply allow us to deduct our medical expenses. If we spend $100 on co-pays during the year, that's $100 deduction on our taxes. If we get unlucky and end up with $10,000 in medical bills, we have a $10,000 deduction. We allow for deductions on so much stuff that it seems silly that we don't have a system that lets us deduct our medical expenses.

                    P.S. I know there is a deduction out there but you have to meet some specific qualifications.

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                    • nation-x
                      Confirmed User
                      • Mar 2004
                      • 5370

                      #85
                      I like pie

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                      • GatorB
                        The Demon & 12clicks
                        • Oct 2001
                        • 18208

                        #86
                        Originally posted by pocketkangaroo
                        An easy way to do it would be to simply allow us to deduct our medical expenses. If we spend $100 on co-pays during the year, that's $100 deduction on our taxes. If we get unlucky and end up with $10,000 in medical bills, we have a $10,000 deduction. We allow for deductions on so much stuff that it seems silly that we don't have a system that lets us deduct our medical expenses.

                        P.S. I know there is a deduction out there but you have to meet some specific qualifications.
                        Yeah be self employeed. I deduct what I pay and what I pay for my son. Why because I can because I actually read the tax code.

                        As far as getting to deduct all your medical bills? Why? Since when is getting sick a reason not to pay taxes? I can see if that was allowed millions of people suddenly getting "sick"

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                        • pocketkangaroo
                          Confirmed User
                          • Jan 2005
                          • 8452

                          #87
                          Originally posted by GatorB
                          Yeah be self employeed. I deduct what I pay and what I pay for my son. Why because I can because I actually read the tax code.

                          As far as getting to deduct all your medical bills? Why? Since when is getting sick a reason not to pay taxes? I can see if that was allowed millions of people suddenly getting "sick"
                          We allow people to write off their moving expenses, mortage interest, student loan interest, charitible donations, and much more. Don't see why it's a stretch to write off medical expenses.

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                          • DonovanTrent
                            Confirmed User
                            • Dec 2006
                            • 968

                            #88
                            Originally posted by pocketkangaroo
                            We allow people to write off their moving expenses, mortage interest, student loan interest, charitible donations, and much more. Don't see why it's a stretch to write off medical expenses.
                            :: cough cough :: hey doc, I'm sick, I think I need a $100k procedure. What say I kick you back some in order to "do" the procedure?

                            You think there's a fraud problem now, wait 'til you see what people would try to pull with THAT idea.
                            Donovan Trent

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                            • kane
                              Too lazy to set a custom title
                              • Aug 2001
                              • 20684

                              #89
                              Originally posted by pocketkangaroo
                              An easy way to do it would be to simply allow us to deduct our medical expenses. If we spend $100 on co-pays during the year, that's $100 deduction on our taxes. If we get unlucky and end up with $10,000 in medical bills, we have a $10,000 deduction. We allow for deductions on so much stuff that it seems silly that we don't have a system that lets us deduct our medical expenses.

                              P.S. I know there is a deduction out there but you have to meet some specific qualifications.
                              While deductions are nice, it doesn't get to the root of the problem which is that health care is getting so expensive a lot of people can't afford it or they can't afford health insurance unless it is paid for by their employer.

                              So writing it all off would be good for some people, if you don't have the money to pay the bill in the first place, writing it off doesn't really help you much.

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                              • onwebcam
                                Fake Nick 1.0
                                • Oct 2005
                                • 27689

                                #90
                                Originally posted by GatorB
                                Why because I can because I actually read the tax code.
                                You must be the only 1 in 250 million. Even Tim Geithner can't read that shit.
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