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[Macy Larry]

OK, Let's say I own a business. I make 200,000 per year on it. If I am in a 25% tax bracket I pay 25% of 200,000 or 50,000 per year in taxes and make 150,000. If I am in a 70% tax bracket, I would pay $140,000 in taxes. Now I don't want to give the IRS my money so I look for deductions, like buying machinery or hiring workers. So by the time I pay for all that I pay taxes on what's left. Say $4,000 @ 70% or $2800 in taxes. But in the mean time I have hired folks, bought machinery from companies that hired folks to make it. So I don't get my $150,000 pocket money, But I created jobs!!

It is really no where as simple as that, but that's what you get when businesses have higher taxes. When they don't you get 100 billionaires created every year. And about 11 million unemployed.



On Oct 12, 2010, at 09:13 AM, Michael Rowe wrote:

>> Sure. We should tax the living $hit out of all these big companies!
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> On the radio this morning was a political ad in which "the other" candidate stumbled so badly that the audience started to laugh.  He was trying to avoid  answering the question, "How do you create jobs?"  I thought about this in the shower, and I haven't a clue.  How does the government create jobs when many do not have money to spend and those who do won't spend it?
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