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Same goes with non-profits, however, if you want, you could apply for a tax number and you could advertise your non-profit, say for saving lizards or something, and collect all the money people want to give you. There is somewhere it’s posted on how much a particular charity gives away versus how much they keep, but I don’t where it is. Welcome to America! |
The IRS should go after all the people getting free money that don't qualify. Lots of cheating going on.
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Normal answer is a lot. So I ask for percentage going for expenses and never can get an answer so I just say bye |
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Except for the fact that isn't true. |
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It is like saying that you don't pay taxes on a 401k. Simply a lie. Whatever profit a corporation makes goes to someone or something. It goes to the shareholders, who have to pay taxes on it at some point. Or it goes to employees, who have to pay taxes on it. Or it gets reinvested in to the business which most likely increases future profits and probably jobs also. So saying that corportations make millions/billions without paying any taxes is just the result of lazy logic. |
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BINGO! In my not-so-humble opinion on this one (a hot button for me) — all these churches that are preaching politics from the pulpit should lose their tax-exempt status….. Many of them are nothing more than political machines, using members as voting tools by keeping them angry and self-righteous and distracted. Separation of church and state is for a reason. This does not mean we should be a nation of heathens, but c’mon, politics from the pulpit is out of control — and there is no reining it in. And America pays — in so many, many ways. Boomer |
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rg123, I think you can answer this for me…… Are there things in “the regular people” part of the tax law changes that went into effect in 2017 that are set to expire soon? Seems like I thought that once-upon-a-time — but I am not sure. I don’t think it has been an advantage to a lot of regular people, other than simplifying record keeping, because there are no deductions for us. Boomer |
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I was being lazy (but I think you probably knew that already) and figured I could just ask you. You saved me from the rabbit hole or helped me put it off, at least. Thanks. :) I thought there was something. Does not sound good. And then gotta watch out or IRMAA’s gonna getcha! (sigh) Boomer |
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Just don't sell the family farm, so to speak. IRMAA will max out, AMT will hit hard, section 1250 property unrecaptured gain will be taxed at regular income rates (up to 25% - not 37%, thankfully) and to top it off Obamacare's 3.8% icing on the cake will finish the job of substantially reducing your net worth. So much for loopholes, bah, humbug!
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