@mld-woody said:

Sorry sir, I didn't mean to upset you. I know you have a lot you're fighting threw. 

All I'll say is consider 1) income taxes are much lower now than they used to be and 2) that's not even considering various corporate loopholes that have been developed. 

So all of these one off taxes my seem dumb, and they might be, but you need to look at the full picture. But we could always get rid of these one off taxes and increase the income tax rate while removing corporate loopholes. Makes sense to me. 

I'm not upset 1 iota you flaming retard...  I just merely pointed out the obvious...

@nickers said:

Yeah... $19,000 in 21 as compared to  64 at $200.000... Its still more... And you missed the entire point as per usual... Were paying Taxes on EVERYTHING as opposed to a "Few things... Your logic.. Or lack thereof... It just doesn't fly ... Which by these numbers says... We're making less money by today's standards...

Sorry sir, I didn't mean to upset you. I know you have a lot you're fighting threw. 

All I'll say is consider 1) income taxes are much lower now than they used to be and 2) that's not even considering various corporate loopholes that have been developed. 

So all of these one off taxes my seem dumb, and they might be, but you need to look at the full picture. But we could always get rid of these one off taxes and increase the income tax rate while removing corporate loopholes. Makes sense to me. 

But since we are on the subject, thanks to Trump for lowering the tax rate.

At least we can give credit to Biden for not fucking that up.

President Donald Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) dropped the top tax rate to 37% in 2018. Tax rates ranged from 10% to 37% during his presidency. He also doubled the standard deduction. The personal exemption has been suspended through 2025.

@mld-woody said:

https://taxfoundation.org/data/all/federal/historical-income-tax-rates-brackets/

Just scroll down...

Highest bracket in 2021 is 37%

In 1964 the highest was 77%

...

Yeah... $19,000 in 21 as compared to  64 at $200.000... Its still more... And you missed the entire point as per usual... Were paying Taxes on EVERYTHING as opposed to a "Few things... Your logic.. Or lack thereof... It just doesn't fly ... Which by these numbers says... We're making less money by today's standards...

@nickers said:

Prove it

https://taxfoundation.org/data/all/federal/historical-income-tax-rates-brackets/

Just scroll down...

Highest bracket in 2021 is 37%

In 1964 the highest was 77%

...

@mld-woody said:

You realize income tax rates were about twice as high 60 years ago, right?

Prove it

we own our farm, and we have to pay a tax on it?

why?

the gov needs spending $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ more and more.

dammit.