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post 1634016193 03-17-2021, 08:35 PM
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Lower tax rate= more tax revenue

How the fook are people so dense they don’t see this?????


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post 1634016333 03-17-2021, 08:37 PM
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how do they get around it? what do they claim their money as? (srs, explain to me like im 5)
post 1634016913 03-17-2021, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By SettingOff
how do they get around it? what do they claim their money as? (srs, explain to me like im 5)
One way to get past it, they have little taxable income, remember when FB ceo Mark cuckberg paid himself a 1 dollar salary, and everyone thought he was some altruistic sentient being?

Even trump donating his president salary as well lol

Rich borrow money at low interest rates and have their assets as collateral, the interest is tax deductible and if they don’t pay back their loan, they just exchange for the loan.

There are 100 ways apart from this, but honestly dumb poor ppl think so one dimensional
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