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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]in 2021 Elon Musk’s US PERSONAL US tax bill was $11 billion. The average pay of a Federal Worker is around $100,000. So he pays approximately personally out of his tax bill 110,000 Fed Workers salaries. This is not corporate tax this is his own money. Now around 140,000 people work at TESLA and SpaceX lets say they make 100K each. He created those jobs .Lets say they are in the 20 percent tax rate. So 140,000 by 100,000 is 140,00,000,000 and 20 percent of that is $2,800,000,000 that's paying another 28,000 Fed salaries. So he is paying 138,000 Fed salaries directly or indirectly. Might have messed up math but you get the point. [/quote] Ironic that you’re crediting him with creating a hundred thousand jobs … which he did in the basis of $billions in federal contracts. By your logic, we created those jobs with our taxes. [/quote] +1. Still waiting for the PP’s source for the info on musk’s 2021 tax return. pP has been asked several times and not responded-so I guess it does not exist. It is clear that Tesla paid 0$ in federal taxes in 2024. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-tesla-paid-less-income-130230653.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAL4LUcazHx1f9wjpsaSjaHur96WG8clI-o4zvj-0l1Cxgm93yPZwOEpWY4vHU73y-nk3CG7h-bDI9DbEETO8_QDz6zFUdXJzCRNQ_bTHHWsXkhWoUuuXZTJr3oYntli8pg3trqBLgWYKOEcCgwPS7ZDcDkyAyz-NXz1Ai6NoG6pE In 2024, Tesla reported $2.3 billion in U.S. income yet paid zero federal income tax. Over the past three years, the company earned $10.8 billion domestically and paid only $48 million in federal taxes, resulting in an effective tax rate of just 0.4%, significantly below the statutory corporate tax rate of 21%. [/quote]
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