Exquisition
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evidence for what?
That's what you should rename one of your alts.
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evidence for what?
Your taxes? You don't pay tax as clearly evidenced by your 24/7/365 presence on these boards. In fact, have you EVER paid taxes?
That's what you should rename one of your alts.
As if the apparatchiks on the California Air Resources Board really give a hoot in Hell about whether or not business is successful in California.
Californians could face ‘double taxation’ with state, federal carbon taxes
Last month, environmentalists cheered as California launched a cap-and-trade program, but talks of a federal carbon tax raised concerns about double taxation.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that while the chances of a federal tax on carbon emissions being adopted are still remote, California state officials are worried enough to have started discussing the prospect.
“We are aware that it is a possibility, and we have been considering it as of late,” said California Air Resources Board spokesman Stanley Young. “We want to make sure that California companies continue to transition into the program without any sort of disadvantage.”
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/12/09/c...ith-state-federal-carbon-taxes/#ixzz2Efy3atGe
Many Rich University Presidents Don’t Pay Taxes
by Nathan Harden - Fix Editor on December 10, 2012
Print This Post Print This Post Money_CashWhile many wealthy university presidents favor high taxes, many of them don’t pay taxes on their own income. According to the Chronicle for Higher Education, half of the nation’s 50 highest-paid college presidents had their taxes paid for them by the universities they lead.
As a group, university presidents are are generally outspoken advocates of tax-and-spend, big-government liberalism. That’s not surprising in light of the liberal bent of academia, as well as the fact that most large universities survive on tens or even hundreds of millions of government grants and federal aid dollars.
They want you to pay high taxes so that the government can pass the money to their institutions. But they don’t pay taxes out of their own pockets, despite their huge salaries.
Among the 50 highest-paid private-college presidents in 2010, half led institutions that provided top executives with cash to cover taxes on bonuses and other benefits, a Chronicle analysis has found. This practice, known as “grossing up,” has fallen out of fashion at many publicly traded companies, where boards have decided the perk is simply not worth the shareholder outrage it can invite.
“Those arrangements became radioactive over the last 10 years,” said Mark A. Borges, an expert on executive pay and a principal at Compensia, a consulting company.
Regardless of the amount of money involved, people typically recoil when they learn that an organization’s wealthiest employees are given help covering taxes, Mr. Borges said. In the throes of a national debate about tax fairness, those kinds of payments reinforce the perception that the well-off play by a different set of rules. They also point toward the significant bargaining power that presidents have in contract negotiations.
“The whole issue of paying people’s taxes on their behalf grates on people,” Mr. Borges said.
No matter what they pay in taxes, many private-college presidents occupy a rarefied financial position. In 2010, 36 private-college presidents earned more than $1-million, according to the most recent federal tax filings. The median compensation was $396,649. That figure represents a 2.8-percent increase over 2009.
You don’t need a college degree to know the word for this kind of thing–HYPOCRISY.
You've probably told him to get fucked under several usernames, just sayin'.
If we do nothing our debt in 2022 will be 22.8 trillion. If Obama gets his plan passed it will be 22.4 trillion. If Boner's plan is agreed to it will be 22.2 trillion. That's all the bullshit is about folks. We're looking at an economic disaster in all cases. Spending must be cut or our children will have no future.
In fact, have you EVER paid taxes?
BB does not seem like a mexican or a welfare pro.
BB does not seem like a mexican or a welfare pro.
Racism knows no socio-economic or cultural boundary.
Well, his command of English isn't good enough for a Mexican, but the welfare scrounger fits pretty well.