Meanwhile the rich, have been awarded massive tax breaks.
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The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 3 minutes ago
Meanwhile the rich, have been awarded massive tax breaks.
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The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
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The tax breaks are not just exclusive to cooperations/employers.
Meanwhile low-income and single-parent families will face an increase in taxation.
So who do you want to tax more then?
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 5 minutes ago
So who do you want to tax more then?
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Certainly not those on the breadline. A slight increase in taxation to the very rich would go a long way. However taxing a single parent, working two to three jobs just to make ends meet is not the answer to the problem.
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted about an hour ago
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
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You might find this interesting:
http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11
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'Old dog sticking to his old tricks!' Internet calls out Bill Clinton for 'checking out Ivanka Trump' - until he got busted by Hillary
such a slimeball
comment by itsonlyagame (U6426)
posted 7 hours, 34 minutes ago
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted about an hour ago
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
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You might find this interesting:
http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11
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We've known this for years.
Very rich people actually prevent huge numbers of jobs from being created by keeping a very large proportion of total potential income out of circulation.
Digby doesn't, apparently.
currently someone on an average income would be seen as paying about 30% into tax and insurance but in reality when you take everything into account it's closer to 50% inc road tax etc
That's a lot for not a lot considering the benefits of dental care etc has to be bourne by the individual
What needs to be looked at is a different taxation system
comment by rossobianchi - Got_Nameback (U17054)
posted about 8 hours ago
comment by itsonlyagame (U6426)
posted 7 hours, 34 minutes ago
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted about an hour ago
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You might find this interesting:
http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We've known this for years.
Very rich people actually prevent huge numbers of jobs from being created by keeping a very large proportion of total potential income out of circulation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From the article
" Rich people don't create the jobs.
Our economy creates jobs. "
Yes and no I agree with the article. Yes that it's not necessarily rich people that create jobs, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Howard Schultz, Larry Ellison etc were not exactly rich when they started but have created companies that have employed thousands around the world.
Closer to home, my mentor who at around 4 years ago was practically homeless but now runs a multi-million dollar company employing people.
Innovation, entrepreneurship creates jobs, not the economy per se. People pay people who find a solution to their problems. Find a solution you will get money in.
comment by Into the Sunset, or into the Abyss I'm always cruising baby (Formerly Oscar). #TeamFury. Haven 15/16 H2H League Winner (U12980)
posted about 10 hours ago
'Old dog sticking to his old tricks!' Internet calls out Bill Clinton for 'checking out Ivanka Trump' - until he got busted by Hillary
such a slimeball
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it was funny but take these things as a pinch of salt, probably video edited or Ivanka wasn't even there.
Why did Hilary look at him like that then?
Passion Power
The undeniable fact is that growth and economic prosperity under a free market capitalist system require the circulation of money.
A wider rich-poor divide and the mega rich stockpiling wealth which does not circulate is damaging to the economy and job creation. 'Trickle down' economics has been demonstrated repeatedly to be a complete fallacy in practice.
comment by itsonlyagame (U6426)
posted 6 hours, 44 minutes ago
Digby doesn't, apparently.
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Do you think most don't want more money?
comment by rossobianchi - Got_Nameback (U17054)
posted 33 minutes ago
Passion Power
The undeniable fact is that growth and economic prosperity under a free market capitalist system require the circulation of money.
A wider rich-poor divide and the mega rich stockpiling wealth which does not circulate is damaging to the economy and job creation. 'Trickle down' economics has been demonstrated repeatedly to be a complete fallacy in practice.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What system would you rather be in place?
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi - Got_Nameback (U17054)
posted 33 minutes ago
Passion Power
The undeniable fact is that growth and economic prosperity under a free market capitalist system require the circulation of money.
A wider rich-poor divide and the mega rich stockpiling wealth which does not circulate is damaging to the economy and job creation. 'Trickle down' economics has been demonstrated repeatedly to be a complete fallacy in practice.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What system would you rather be in place?
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One that attempts to collect tax from super high earners, both companies and individuals; one that actively penalises the stockpiling of, rather than circulation and redistribution of, wealth; one that promotes a competitive meritocracy by raising and attempting to collect inheritance tax.
So if you are super rich and already pay lots of tax what would make you stay?
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 5 minutes ago
So if you are super rich and already pay lots of tax what would make you stay?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The ability to live, earn and do business in the country.
Knowledge that leaving the country would see a punitive supertax hit your capital.
So you think trump has been good so far then
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 23 minutes ago
So you think trump has been good so far then
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The fact that Trump will never release his tax returns tells you all you need to know about his attitude to taxation. And the fact he unashamedly utilised various tax avoidance schemes.
Much like many UK politicians, (97% of Ukip MEP's) who continually vote against tax avoidance, tax fraud reforms.
And the fact he unashamedly utilised various tax avoidance schemes
Most would if rich
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 23 minutes ago
So you think trump has been good so far then
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The fact that Trump will never release his tax returns tells you all you need to know about his attitude to taxation. And the fact he unashamedly utilised various tax avoidance schemes.
Much like many UK politicians, (97% of Ukip MEP's) who continually vote against tax avoidance, tax fraud reforms.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Like most at the top, he is well dodgy.
Could've been a wise move putting a CEO cabal in charge of America this time.
We will see.
The women and lgbt folk out marching today......selective social warriors, as they ignore the plight of women and gay people all over the world, but jump on a trendy bandwagon.
Makes them look silly.
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posted on 21/1/17
Meanwhile the rich, have been awarded massive tax breaks.
---------
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 3 minutes ago
Meanwhile the rich, have been awarded massive tax breaks.
---------
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The tax breaks are not just exclusive to cooperations/employers.
Meanwhile low-income and single-parent families will face an increase in taxation.
posted on 21/1/17
So who do you want to tax more then?
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 5 minutes ago
So who do you want to tax more then?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Certainly not those on the breadline. A slight increase in taxation to the very rich would go a long way. However taxing a single parent, working two to three jobs just to make ends meet is not the answer to the problem.
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted about an hour ago
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You might find this interesting:
http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11
posted on 21/1/17
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/1/17
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/1/17
'Old dog sticking to his old tricks!' Internet calls out Bill Clinton for 'checking out Ivanka Trump' - until he got busted by Hillary
such a slimeball
posted on 21/1/17
comment by itsonlyagame (U6426)
posted 7 hours, 34 minutes ago
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted about an hour ago
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You might find this interesting:
http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We've known this for years.
Very rich people actually prevent huge numbers of jobs from being created by keeping a very large proportion of total potential income out of circulation.
posted on 21/1/17
Digby doesn't, apparently.
posted on 21/1/17
currently someone on an average income would be seen as paying about 30% into tax and insurance but in reality when you take everything into account it's closer to 50% inc road tax etc
That's a lot for not a lot considering the benefits of dental care etc has to be bourne by the individual
What needs to be looked at is a different taxation system
posted on 21/1/17
comment by rossobianchi - Got_Nameback (U17054)
posted about 8 hours ago
comment by itsonlyagame (U6426)
posted 7 hours, 34 minutes ago
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted about an hour ago
The more you tax the rich the less people they will hire.most want to invest their money to get richer
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You might find this interesting:
http://www.businessinsider.com/rich-people-create-jobs-2013-11
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We've known this for years.
Very rich people actually prevent huge numbers of jobs from being created by keeping a very large proportion of total potential income out of circulation.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
From the article
" Rich people don't create the jobs.
Our economy creates jobs. "
Yes and no I agree with the article. Yes that it's not necessarily rich people that create jobs, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Howard Schultz, Larry Ellison etc were not exactly rich when they started but have created companies that have employed thousands around the world.
Closer to home, my mentor who at around 4 years ago was practically homeless but now runs a multi-million dollar company employing people.
Innovation, entrepreneurship creates jobs, not the economy per se. People pay people who find a solution to their problems. Find a solution you will get money in.
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Into the Sunset, or into the Abyss I'm always cruising baby (Formerly Oscar). #TeamFury. Haven 15/16 H2H League Winner (U12980)
posted about 10 hours ago
'Old dog sticking to his old tricks!' Internet calls out Bill Clinton for 'checking out Ivanka Trump' - until he got busted by Hillary
such a slimeball
----------------------------------------------------------------------
it was funny but take these things as a pinch of salt, probably video edited or Ivanka wasn't even there.
posted on 21/1/17
Why did Hilary look at him like that then?
posted on 21/1/17
Passion Power
The undeniable fact is that growth and economic prosperity under a free market capitalist system require the circulation of money.
A wider rich-poor divide and the mega rich stockpiling wealth which does not circulate is damaging to the economy and job creation. 'Trickle down' economics has been demonstrated repeatedly to be a complete fallacy in practice.
posted on 21/1/17
comment by itsonlyagame (U6426)
posted 6 hours, 44 minutes ago
Digby doesn't, apparently.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Do you think most don't want more money?
posted on 21/1/17
comment by rossobianchi - Got_Nameback (U17054)
posted 33 minutes ago
Passion Power
The undeniable fact is that growth and economic prosperity under a free market capitalist system require the circulation of money.
A wider rich-poor divide and the mega rich stockpiling wealth which does not circulate is damaging to the economy and job creation. 'Trickle down' economics has been demonstrated repeatedly to be a complete fallacy in practice.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What system would you rather be in place?
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by rossobianchi - Got_Nameback (U17054)
posted 33 minutes ago
Passion Power
The undeniable fact is that growth and economic prosperity under a free market capitalist system require the circulation of money.
A wider rich-poor divide and the mega rich stockpiling wealth which does not circulate is damaging to the economy and job creation. 'Trickle down' economics has been demonstrated repeatedly to be a complete fallacy in practice.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What system would you rather be in place?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
One that attempts to collect tax from super high earners, both companies and individuals; one that actively penalises the stockpiling of, rather than circulation and redistribution of, wealth; one that promotes a competitive meritocracy by raising and attempting to collect inheritance tax.
posted on 21/1/17
So if you are super rich and already pay lots of tax what would make you stay?
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 5 minutes ago
So if you are super rich and already pay lots of tax what would make you stay?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The ability to live, earn and do business in the country.
Knowledge that leaving the country would see a punitive supertax hit your capital.
posted on 21/1/17
So you think trump has been good so far then
posted on 21/1/17
Dirty Bill still at it😄
posted on 21/1/17
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 23 minutes ago
So you think trump has been good so far then
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The fact that Trump will never release his tax returns tells you all you need to know about his attitude to taxation. And the fact he unashamedly utilised various tax avoidance schemes.
Much like many UK politicians, (97% of Ukip MEP's) who continually vote against tax avoidance, tax fraud reforms.
posted on 21/1/17
And the fact he unashamedly utilised various tax avoidance schemes
Most would if rich
posted on 21/1/17
comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? (U3126)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Sir Digby (U6039)
posted 23 minutes ago
So you think trump has been good so far then
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The fact that Trump will never release his tax returns tells you all you need to know about his attitude to taxation. And the fact he unashamedly utilised various tax avoidance schemes.
Much like many UK politicians, (97% of Ukip MEP's) who continually vote against tax avoidance, tax fraud reforms.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Like most at the top, he is well dodgy.
Could've been a wise move putting a CEO cabal in charge of America this time.
We will see.
The women and lgbt folk out marching today......selective social warriors, as they ignore the plight of women and gay people all over the world, but jump on a trendy bandwagon.
Makes them look silly.
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