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In reply to the discussion: So the Dolt45 tax plan kicks in ... [View all]Yavin4
(35,357 posts)14. I feel you. I had to pay up as well.
It was a strategic move to turn voters against states with high income taxes like NY and ILL.
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It's not a millionaire thing. Lots of households make $100K a year with two wage earners.
haele
Mar 2019
#21
In some areas it is...but make no mistake these people are upper middle class - they are doing
UniteFightBack
Mar 2019
#30
With a 30 - 40 year mortgage and a hefty down-payment (usually a small inheritance or family "loan")
haele
Mar 2019
#23
There are other SALT deductions that are capped and those are payroll related. Also if you have more
uponit7771
Mar 2019
#8
Militia, State or National Guard service was never a prerequisite to gun ownership in the U.S.
meathead
Mar 2019
#24
Yet gun ownership in America has always been an individual right not linked to the miltia
hack89
Mar 2019
#31
You just never get it. No one is discussing this with you. Keep screaming at the wind.
Squinch
Mar 2019
#54
I remember reading that this extremely wide interpretation of the second amendment
Karadeniz
Mar 2019
#56
With all the important stuff going on in USA, there are still a few for whom GUNZ are all important.
Hoyt
Mar 2019
#57
Yet none of them spoke about individual rights concerning guns at the Constitutional Convention ...
aggiesal
Mar 2019
#71
A person that owns a business having a down year in revenue can easily rack that up.
Blue_true
Mar 2019
#63
I think the rule is if you file early, you expect a return, file later expect to pay.
Blue_true
Mar 2019
#64