Anonymous
08/10/2022 14:45
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still waiting for someone to show me how this law increases the amt of taxes middle class people are paying.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Embarrassing that you are still asking.
Why is that exactly?
You can’t show it. Bc it’s not there. You’re lying…and you’re getting called on it.
What law?
The IRA is still a bill, moron.
Oh wow, good point. god you’re smart.
So, given all your smarts, why don’t you tell me where the BILL increases the taxes paid by middle class people. ya know, like you kept claiming over and over.
You lying sacks of sh1T
Bless your heart. Cursing makes you feel better, huh?
Anonymous
08/10/2022 07:42
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The IRS will now be larger than the State Dept., the FBI, and the Customs and Border Patrol combined.
Shows where the Democrats' priorities are. And, they are NOT the priorities of the American people.
Well the IRS pays for all those people so…
No. The tax payers do. The govt. does not generate money. It takes it from the people.
You profoundly do not understand how a business or a gov operates. You gotta get the money in the door first and foremost. There is ‘owing’ money and then there is ‘collecting’ money…and those are completely different things. But of course you don’t get this - you have never been in charge of anything important in your life and you think Trump was a successful business man.
Also, you reactively get defensive when people try to stop others who are cheating and lying. Bc you identify with them.
Pathetic.
I understand business quite well.
The government does not generate money. It gets its money from tax payers. So, anything funded by the govt. is funded by the people.
Period.
Without government, the people couldn't earn money in the first place. For starters, in the absence of government, there is no property; just stuff you're temporarily strong enough to possess.
The ignorance here is incredible.
Folks, people were "earning money" thousands and thousands of years before there was anything resembling today's government or taxes.
Well golly, let’s go back to the good old days! Dirt roads, cholera water, and feudal tyranny for all!
Anonymous
08/10/2022 06:11
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The IRS will now be larger than the State Dept., the FBI, and the Customs and Border Patrol combined.
Shows where the Democrats' priorities are. And, they are NOT the priorities of the American people.
Well the IRS pays for all those people so…
No. The tax payers do. The govt. does not generate money. It takes it from the people.
You profoundly do not understand how a business or a gov operates. You gotta get the money in the door first and foremost. There is ‘owing’ money and then there is ‘collecting’ money…and those are completely different things. But of course you don’t get this - you have never been in charge of anything important in your life and you think Trump was a successful business man.
Also, you reactively get defensive when people try to stop others who are cheating and lying. Bc you identify with them.
Pathetic.
I understand business quite well.
The government does not generate money. It gets its money from tax payers. So, anything funded by the govt. is funded by the people.
Period.
Without government, the people couldn't earn money in the first place. For starters, in the absence of government, there is no property; just stuff you're temporarily strong enough to possess.
The ignorance here is incredible.
Folks, people were "earning money" thousands and thousands of years before there was anything resembling today's government or taxes.
Anonymous
08/10/2022 05:28
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Look, it’s foul mouth again. You should stop cursing and go have a lie-down.
CJCT is nonpartisan.
According to analysis by the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation, nearly all Americans would see increased taxes by 2023. The average tax rates would increase in nearly all income categories, according to its analysis, including lower income individuals such as those earning less than $10,000.
Federal taxes will increase by $1.9 billion on those earning between $50,000 and $75,000 and by $10.8 billion on those earning between $100,000 and $200,000 in 2023.
Overall average tax rates would increase from 20.3% to 20.6% in 2023 alone, according to the analysis.
Oh, and what about Penn’s Wharton analysis? Do you trust Penn’s outstanding, world-renowned biz school?
CJCT is nonpartisan.
According to analysis by the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation, nearly all Americans would see increased taxes by 2023. The average tax rates would increase in nearly all income categories, according to its analysis, including lower income individuals such as those earning less than $10,000.
Federal taxes will increase by $1.9 billion on those earning between $50,000 and $75,000 and by $10.8 billion on those earning between $100,000 and $200,000 in 2023.
Overall average tax rates would increase from 20.3% to 20.6% in 2023 alone, according to the analysis.
Oh, and what about Penn’s Wharton analysis? Do you trust Penn’s outstanding, world-renowned biz school?
Anonymous
08/10/2022 01:12
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still waiting for someone to show me how this law increases the amt of taxes middle class people are paying.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Embarrassing that you are still asking.
Why is that exactly?
You can’t show it. Bc it’s not there. You’re lying…and you’re getting called on it.
What law?
The IRA is still a bill, moron.
Oh wow, good point. god you’re smart.
So, given all your smarts, why don’t you tell me where the BILL increases the taxes paid by middle class people. ya know, like you kept claiming over and over.
You lying sacks of sh1T
Anonymous
08/09/2022 22:29
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still waiting for someone to show me how this law increases the amt of taxes middle class people are paying.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Embarrassing that you are still asking.
Why is that exactly?
You can’t show it. Bc it’s not there. You’re lying…and you’re getting called on it.
What law?
The IRA is still a bill, moron.
Anonymous
08/09/2022 22:21
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still waiting for someone to show me how this law increases the amt of taxes middle class people are paying.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Embarrassing that you are still asking.
Why is that exactly?
You can’t show it. Bc it’s not there. You’re lying…and you’re getting called on it.
Anonymous
08/09/2022 22:21
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Still waiting for someone to show me how this law increases the amt of taxes middle class people are paying.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Embarrassing that you are still asking.
Why is that exactly?
Anonymous
08/09/2022 22:09
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:
Why in the hell do you engage in this whataboutism?
We are talking about the hiring of 87,000 IRS agents. Take your gripes about incarceration to a thread where that is being discussed.
Are you a tax cheat?
Anonymous
08/09/2022 21:05
Subject: Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Still waiting for someone to show me how this law increases the amt of taxes middle class people are paying.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Show me what part of the law increases the taxes imposed by the government on middle class people.
You said the law does that. Show me where.
Anonymous
08/09/2022 21:02
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:
Why in the hell do you engage in this whataboutism?
We are talking about the hiring of 87,000 IRS agents. Take your gripes about incarceration to a thread where that is being discussed.
What is wrong with hiring people to enforce the law? Back the blue!
I’m clean on my taxes, no worries here.
Anonymous
08/09/2022 20:52
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Why in the hell do you engage in this whataboutism?
We are talking about the hiring of 87,000 IRS agents. Take your gripes about incarceration to a thread where that is being discussed.
Anonymous
08/09/2022 14:53
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous
08/09/2022 11:27
Subject: Re:Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The IRS will now be larger than the State Dept., the FBI, and the Customs and Border Patrol combined.
Shows where the Democrats' priorities are. And, they are NOT the priorities of the American people.
Why do you support tax cheaters?
Have you tried calling the IRS in the past three years? You sit on hold for an hour and then they cut you off. There is no way to follow-up when you get a dreaded "clarification letter" and in the meanwhile tax cheats are getting away with a collective BILLIONS of dollars.
Let's get something straight. They are more than doubling the size of the IRS. And, I will pretty much guarantee you that more employees will not improve service when you call them. And, yes, I have called the IRS - 2 years ago. Didn't wait long and I received a prompt answer to my question.
It is not about tax cheaters. When you receive notice of an IRS audit, the prudent thing to do is to contact an accountant/tax attorney to be an advocate or to be sure everything is in order. Big companies have these people on the payroll. The average American doesn't and many don't have the resources to pay for them. You could do everything right, and still have to pay thousands out of pocket because the IRS wants to scrutinize your tax return.
This is just a really poor way to spend tax payer's money. More border agents... yep. More police officers .... yep. Increased pay for military.... yep.
The priorities of this administration is just so out of touch with most Americans. And, I sincerely hope they suffer in the midterms and 2024 as a result of this bill and all the other crap they have (and haven't) done.
They are basically restoring the IRS employment levels to where it had been before it was gutted.
And most of those jobs are going to be in red states, so that should make you happy.
You need to provide a citation for this statement. And, a credible one - not some random twitter user who says it.
Because - I don't believe you.
six seconds on the google machine
https://www.gao.gov/assets/ggd-96-73r.pdf
Also:
https://www.propublica.org/article/how-the-irs-was-gutted
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2018/10/irs-the-gop-propublica-budget-cuts-enforcement-billions.html
And many more . . .
Not a single one of your sources indicates that the staffing at the IRS was EVER more than double it is now.
You thought we wouldn't check your sources.
Quit lying.
Look at the GAO link that this post was in response to. It shows the staffing levels in the 1990's when it was...double what it is now.