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2. Boehner did not stop the vote. Mr Reid stopped the vote in the Senate because of defections in the Democratic party ! |
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Wow, that's a pretty large and rude assumption on your part. |
"Fourth those demanding more tax returns and especially those on this thread would gain nothing because they wouldn't understand them in the first place.
Heck these poster making such demands probably have to take their simple tax filings to H&R Block." I bet that Sarah Palin doesn't have the smarts to understand simple tax filings. After all, it took her 6 years and 5 colleges to get her Bachelor's degree. :1rotfl: |
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$6,000 maximum?? Have you ever heard, for example, of a SEP IRA, for self-employed people??? SEP IRA Best for: High-income business owners who want to maximize contributions through an uncomplicated plan with low fees. SEPs also work well for small-business owners with mostly low-paid, high-turnover employees, because there's no vesting structure and less incentive for employees to stay long-term. With a simplified employee pension, or SEP, you can contribute up to 20% of your net self-employment income (which is income minus half of your self-employment tax) to a SEP, up to a maximum of $49,000 for 2009. The deadline is October 15, 2009, if you get an extension for filing your 2008 tax return. There's no additional salary deferral, so your income must be at least $245,000 before you reach the $49,000 contribution level. Kiplinger.com |
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My filings are not that difficult yet I hire a CPA annually and so number 4 was also suggested with me in mind and I have credentials in investing and insurance. So if my earlier posting offended anyone I do apologize for the bad wording but not the intent. |
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Now, how do we reduce the noise on Romney's returns. Guilt by insinuation and constant yapping. WOW.....folks I know on the left are even sick of it. But you guys handled it well ! |
Gov Romney's handlers have made a calculation that exposing the Tax Returns would create more damage than keeping them private IMO. After all he shared them with Sen. McCain and Sarah Palin was picked.
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I do not believe that at all...in anyway shape or form !!! Romney is a very very very rich man...NONE of us can relate to that. He has a battery of lawyers and tax accountants...not individuals...companies of them to handle his taxes. They are complex beyond any persons understanding and I am sure he has taken every single tax advantage possible to reduce his liability. Disclosing them would open them to become the campaign...and you know as well as I they would be the ONLY thing discussed. Once one item was responded to, another comes up. If the IRS is satisfied and by all accounts, despite the criminal and terrible accusations leveled, there is no evidence of any wrong doing (Unlike MOST of those in the Obama administration) so why put them on the table and what purpose does it serve for anyone but Obama's campaign ? It is much ado about nothing and those who continue on the path, in my estimation, have no real substance to talk about. It is getting so old that it is driving Dems away...they are making criminal accusations...on behalf of the President of the US...that is pretty demeaning to that office ! |
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