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Ohhhhh, check out the Big Brain on Gas Bag! Doesn't matter, scumbag, they're not reaching it, even before they tried to sneak in the partial Obama care buggering, let alone now.
 

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Ohhhhh, check out the Big Brain on Gas Bag! Doesn't matter, scumbag, they're not reaching it, even before they tried to sneak in the partial Obama care buggering, let alone now.

Trump just needs to promise the individual Senators to wipe their Medicaid liability clean for 5 years and promise them a bigger amount of money for their highways.
 

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Trump just needs to promise the individual Senators to wipe their Medicaid liability clean for 5 years and promise them a bigger amount of money for their highways.

Yeah, Dickweed, I remember statements like that when the plan to kill Obamacare was passed by those mutts in the House, and the White House practically did a victory dance on the WH lawn-some wag likened it to an NFL team popping the bubbly with a 3 point lead at half time. Then it got to the house, and the Repubs took it in the shorts, just like YOU do, Gas Bag.
 

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How sad - not one Dem feels like it's a good idea to cut taxes on all Americans - how truly utterly sad
 

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How sad - not one Dem feels like it's a good idea to cut taxes on all Americans - how truly utterly sad

It DOESN'T cut taxes on all Amerrcans, you stupid prick, almost exactly the opposite, pull yer head outta yer ass.:neenee:Loser!@#0face)(*^%
 

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It DOESN'T cut taxes on all Amerrcans, you stupid prick, almost exactly the opposite, pull yer head outta yer ass.:neenee:Loser!@#0face)(*^%

This is cut and paste from the NYT (a very conservative leaning paper) - don't worry - ur in the bracket that has 0.00% for an increase - you have a 33% chance of a decrease - and most likely or 66% will stay the same - but anyone making over 50K has at least a 53% chance of a decrease - so, does it cut to taxes on each and every American spanning the country - no - does it cut taxes on the vast majority of Americans - yep - more importantly - u know and we all know you paid absolutely nothing in federal taxes last year - not one fucken penny

[h=2]While individuals across income brackets
would benefit, not everyone would, and
the bigger winners may be corporations.
[/h]A far-reaching tax bill like the ones now being considered would touch nearly every American and every business in small ways and large. There are proposals that could affect how much it costs you to buy a house, care for a sick relative, adopt a child and send a child to private school.

As with any tax bill, there are winners and losers.

Who Would See Tax Cuts From the Senate Plan Next Year …


Tax cut

No change
Increase

Under $30,000

$30,000-$50,000

$50,000-$75,000

$75,000-$100,000

$100,00-$200,000

$200,000-$500,000

More than $500,000​

33%​

66​
53​
42​

67​
24

9​

81​
14​

76​
24​

77​
23​

79​
21​

- 1​


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Tax cut
No change
Increase

Under $30,000

$30,000-$50,000

$50,000-$75,000

$75,000-$100,000

$100,00-$200,000

$200,000-$500,000

More than $500,000​

33.0%​
66.3​
53.0​
41.7​
5.3​

67.0​
24.5​
8.5​

81.4​
5.0

13.6​

76.2​
23.5​
76.9​
23.0​
79.4​
20.6​
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Tax cut
No change
Increase

Under $30,000

$30,000-$50,000

$50,000-$75,000

$75,000-$100,000

$100,00-$200,000

$200,000-$500,000

More than $500,000​

33%​
66​
53​
42​
5​

67​
24​
9​

81​
5

14​

76​
24​
77​
23​
79​
21​
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… And How Much They Would Save
$30,000-$50,000: $638
$50,000-$75,000: $1,035
$75,000-$100,000: $1,439
$100,00-$200,000: $2,356
$200,000-$500,000: $5,090
More than $500,000: $29,901
 

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Wow, more cheerleading for this tax plan. And then of course, the laziness of not being able to just do the math that we have to rely on articles. Yeah, sorry, no thanks. I can actually do the math. And if you live in a high COL state and have state taxes, you're getting screwed (no doubt about that one). The bottom line is if you itemize on your return, the likelihood of you receiving a benefit and not paying substantially more ($1200+) is pretty much nil. Most people I know are taking at least $25k in itemized deductions and then they got the personal exemptions of $4,050 (so $8,100 for a married couple). The personal exemption is being eliminated by the Republican plan (so the $24k standard deduction is really more like $16,900). There is a partial benefit in the tax bracket but that is reduced somewhat by the removal of student loan interest, which is prevalent in most married couples I know.

Most people are so caught up in their herd worshiping, that they couldn't care less about a Middle Class family in a high COL area. And yet that family making $100k-$150k is really no different than the $50k-$75k family in a lower COL area. But yeah, let's call them names and throw bricks at them, and throw BS at them like "hey, you can always move away from your communities, family, and friends...that's your choice". Absolutely priceless! Seriously, at what point did people just become such assholes that they simply stopped caring about Middle Class families.
 
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Not one Democrat voted t
Not one single Democrat voted to Nlower your taxes... NOT ONE. Let that sink
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Not one single Democrat voted to lower your taxes..
 

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The thing that helps the people you 're talking about to some degree is the increase in the child tax credit to $ 1,600 and the fact that such credit will no longer be phased out for them. If you don't have children under the age of 17, that doesn't help.

Many of those people will also benefit from the elimination of AMT.

People paying high SALT probably can't deduct student loan interest.

Having said all that, I'm not a fan if this bill. People making $200,000 to $400,000 ish and live in higher tax states will have tax increases, while everyone else benefits.

I think they need to shift more benefit to those people and away from higher incomes
 

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I think they need to increase the SALT cap, maybe to $30,000, and that makes a lot of the problems go away
 

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The thing that helps the people you 're talking about to some degree is the increase in the child tax credit to $ 1,600 and the fact that such credit will no longer be phased out for them. If you don't have children under the age of 17, that doesn't help.

Many of those people will also benefit from the elimination of AMT.

People paying high SALT probably can't deduct student loan interest.

Having said all that, I'm not a fan if this bill. People making $200,000 to $400,000 ish and live in higher tax states will have tax increases, while everyone else benefits.

I think they need to shift more benefit to those people and away from higher incomes

What about if you live in state and pay no state income tax and you make 300K? do you come out ahead in the this new proposed plan?

One thing I really don't understand is how Florida and Texas have no state income tax and they seem to be doing just fine but NJ, NY, CT and CA anal rape their citizens and are talking about bankruptcy
 

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What about if you live in state and pay no state income tax and you make 300K? do you come out ahead in the this new proposed plan?

One thing I really don't understand is how Florida and Texas have no state income tax and they seem to be doing just fine but NJ, NY, CT and CA anal rape their citizens and are talking about bankruptcy

You know Seymour, I'm really trying to not get into sensationalizing (i.e. "what if you make $300k"...not a Middle Class family). Can we have a rational conversation and actually talk about the Middle Class in high COL areas with state taxes (the topic of my previous post)? Again, that family that is in that $100k-$150k range is really no different than the $50k-$75k family in lower COL areas. My wife and I are in the process of moving to Austin. The COL difference is 53%. Therefore if we make between $50k-$75k in Austin, it's the equivalent of us making $94k-$141k, so pretty damn close to what I previously stated. I believe a married couple can completely write off student loan interest up to $118k and then there is a partial phase out beyond that (Willie, let me know if I'm correct on this). I agree with Willie. If they could at least make some partial adjustments, this thing would be easier to deal with. The cheerleading is getting old.
 

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The thing that helps the people you 're talking about to some degree is the increase in the child tax credit to $ 1,600 and the fact that such credit will no longer be phased out for them. If you don't have children under the age of 17, that doesn't help.

Many of those people will also benefit from the elimination of AMT.

People paying high SALT probably can't deduct student loan interest.

Having said all that, I'm not a fan if this bill. People making $200,000 to $400,000 ish and live in higher tax states will have tax increases, while everyone else benefits.

I think they need to shift more benefit to those people and away from higher incomes

You'll be hit by this thing in a lower amount than that Willie. We can compare notes as you complete my taxes this year. I believe my calculation for me and my wife was paying between $1200 and $1500 more in taxes. I'm not at home right now, but am thinking we were in the $120k range last year.
 

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Yeah it depends on where you live - but if you make 300K in Miami with 2 kids you are middle class - the kids have to go to a private school (or the daughter will be giving blowjobs at age 10) - and if you want to save so your kids don't need loans for college? then if you want to ever leave ur house and do anything it is very expensive

Seems like people receiving no help are people making about 100-300K in states that have high income tax - personally, I think I come out ahead if this gets passed but it is nothing special - under Bush I was paying 15% - almost all long term capital gains accounted for my income - Obama took that to 20% and then threw 3.9% on top - a measly 6% more and my taxes went up 100% under Obama
 

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Yeah it depends on where you live - but if you make 300K in Miami with 2 kids you are middle class - the kids have to go to a private school (or the daughter will be giving blowjobs at age 10) - and if you want to save so your kids don't need loans for college? then if you want to ever leave ur house and do anything it is very expensive

Seems like people receiving no help are people making about 100-300K in states that have high income tax - personally, I think I come out ahead if this gets passed but it is nothing special - under Bush I was paying 15% - almost all long term capital gains accounted for my income - Obama took that to 20% and then threw 3.9% on top - a measly 6% more and my taxes went up 100% under Obama

Sorry, not buying the $300k Middle Class argument. The COL in the Bay Area is higher than Miami and no way is that Middle Class.
 

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Yeah it depends on where you live - but if you make 300K in Miami with 2 kids you are middle class - the kids have to go to a private school (or the daughter will be giving blowjobs at age 10) - and if you want to save so your kids don't need loans for college? then if you want to ever leave ur house and do anything it is very expensive

Seems like people receiving no help are people making about 100-300K in states that have high income tax - personally, I think I come out ahead if this gets passed but it is nothing special - under Bush I was paying 15% - almost all long term capital gains accounted for my income - Obama took that to 20% and then threw 3.9% on top - a measly 6% more and my taxes went up 100% under Obama

You've already shown your stupidity with your claim that the GOP plan will cut taxes for all Americans, now you double down on your stupidity with your 300k-in-Miami-is-middle class statement.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/business/fl-middle-class-disappearing-20160513-story.html

Notice the part where it says, "The report took into account differences in a metro area's cost of living. So in South Florida, the median income of a three-person, lower-income household was calculated at $23,257. A middle-income househeld earned a median of $70,797 and an upper-income household $179,521." Wait, don't tell me, Miami may be IN South Florida, but it's income isn't representative of South Florida, right?

Don't you get tired of being right all the time, See-less?:hahahahahLoser!@#0^^:):pointer:azzkick(&^:CountdownSlapping-silly90)):laughingbkth)(&^
 

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