I make much more in passive income every year than you do from your job. Stocks, bonds and rent.Ahhhh Mr. Collateralized debt is an asset
Tell me what else you know about money that I don't, fool.
I make much more in passive income every year than you do from your job. Stocks, bonds and rent.Ahhhh Mr. Collateralized debt is an asset
Good. I too, make more in passive income than from my job. Lol!I make much more in passive income every year than you do from your job. Stocks, bonds and rent.
Tell me what else you know about money that I don't, fool.
More nothing from you. That is your best effort...More questions there than predictions. Is that your best effort?
I keep waiting for Turdacious to call you out for bragging about your income. He called me out once because he said I was boasting about something. But since you two are politically aligned that must give you a free pass... lol!I make much more in passive income every year than you do from your job. Stocks, bonds and rent.
Tell me what else you know about money that I don't, fool.
I only do it to Iz, who always talks like he's the econ genius...I keep waiting for Turdacious to call you out for bragging about your income. He called me out once because he said I was boasting about something. But since you two are politically aligned that must give you a free pass... lol!
Does that matter to Turdacious?I only do it to Iz, who always talks like he's the econ genius...
Genius not required for econ. 3rd grade gets it....for some. Oh and Btw we talk mostly finance. At least one of us does. Again, 3rd grade math gets it.I only do it to Iz, who always talks like he's the econ genius...
Seems diz and aff are in the same financial boat paddling upstream.
Seems the plumber wants to have it both ways. He has the retailer paying the tax on deliver and the consumer paying the tax at the pump . . . that is if he is aware of what he has said in the last 15 minutes.
Not surprised that the father son combo got this so wrong.Retail outlets collect sales tax at the time of sale, based on the sale price, and forward the money they collect to the state on a regular basis. Not doing so gets them in serious trouble.
Can you imagine being such a bad businessman that you have a casino that goes bankrupt? I can’t.One Size Does Not Fit All
In 1988, George McGovern opened the Stratford Inn in Connecticut. As the owner of this hotel, Mr. McGovern had to deal with the regulations, taxes, mandates, and legal costs of frivolous lawsuits that he passed or supported. In about four years, the Stratford Inn went bankrupt.
In a famous 1992 letter to the Wall Street Journal entitled “A Politician's Dream Is a Businessman's Nightmare,” McGovern stated:
While I never doubted the worthiness of any of these goals, the concept that most often eludes legislators is: ‘Can we make consumers pay the higher prices for the increased operating costs that accompany public regulation and government reporting requirements with reams of red tape.’ It is a simple concern that is nonetheless often ignored by legislators.
https://fee.org/articles/what-george-mcgovern-learned-from-running-his-own-business/?utm_campaign=FEE Daily&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=75735384&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9FcXKk1gWijEj1LuDV_sv90ZunEWhnyUdULHJu1HYzhydXAPut2ZDuhUA92-A7F_Kmje6Ajif7QMSWjV2GQqLv9qCZXQ&_hsmi=75735384
Imagine that.Can you imagine being such a bad businessman that you have a casino that goes bankrupt? I can’t.
The W bailout with the 17B saved them and now their profits are through the roof!Them Obama GM bailouts sure paid off didn't they? Lol!!
This is why I'm not jealous.The W bailout with the 17B saved them and now their profits are through the roof!
Lower corporate taxes increase rewards for improving techniques, technology, and increasing capital investments, which increase worker productivity and earnings. They expand rewards for risk-taking and entrepreneurship in service of consumers. They reduce the substantial distortions caused by the tax. And those changes benefit others, such as workers and consumers.