how so?Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal.
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal.
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
liberals want to raise taxes on wealthy and middle class so they can gift the money to hourly workers and those who don't pay effective taxes.Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
This... A voluntary tip is gift and therefore not taxable (if under 16K). A non-voluntary tip is a payment for services and should be taxed.rocky the dog said:
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal.
Doesn't have to pass if the executive branch elects not to audit tips. Not endorsing this but that's how Democrats usually play the game with selective enforcement of laws.Irish 2.0 said:
Excellent pandering by Trump! It's a freebie that wouldn't cost me a dime!
Doubt it would ever pass though.
Do you mean via an Executive Order?lb3 said:Doesn't have to pass if the executive branch elects not to audit tips. Not endorsing this but that's how Democrats usually play the game with selective enforcement of laws.Irish 2.0 said:
Excellent pandering by Trump! It's a freebie that wouldn't cost me a dime!
Doubt it would ever pass though.
Nice try. Now do child tax credits.Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
No Spin Ag said:
Good Trump. Hopefully it's something he can make happen if he gets elected.
I'm sure many people who's primary job is in the hospitality sector would love to have more of their money at the end of the day.
Also, for those who don't know, leave a cash tip. It'll work the same for them until/if Trump's idea becomes a reality.
No, but a tax code that's been greatly reduced would be a good start.Logos Stick said:Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Yeah, like I'm sure you would be all for a flat tax. /Eye roll
Yes. Trump threatened to not enforce the individual mandate in Obamacare before McCain actually allowed that bill to pass.No Spin Ag said:Do you mean via an Executive Order?lb3 said:Doesn't have to pass if the executive branch elects not to audit tips. Not endorsing this but that's how Democrats usually play the game with selective enforcement of laws.Irish 2.0 said:
Excellent pandering by Trump! It's a freebie that wouldn't cost me a dime!
Doubt it would ever pass though.
Any tax break not offset by taxing someone else (bad idea) or spending cuts (good idea) will just add to the budget deficit and we'll tack it onto our already-too-big national debt. Do you think those spending cuts will materialize? If not, then this is functionally just debt spending like our entitlement programs.Ragoo said:liberals want to raise taxes on wealthy and middle class so they can gift the money to hourly workers and those who don't pay effective taxes.Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
This achieves a result favorable to wage workers in hospitality industries, and industry that struggles to find good people, without attacking the middle class and wealthy.
what the hell are you talking about?Jeeper79 said:Any tax break not offset by taxing someone else (bad idea) or spending cuts (good idea) will just add to the budget deficit and we'll tack it onto our already-too-big national debt. Do you think those spending cuts will materialize? If not, then this is functionally just debt spending like our entitlement programs.Ragoo said:liberals want to raise taxes on wealthy and middle class so they can gift the money to hourly workers and those who don't pay effective taxes.Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
This achieves a result favorable to wage workers in hospitality industries, and industry that struggles to find good people, without attacking the middle class and wealthy.
Jeeper79 said:No, but a tax code that's been greatly reduced would be a good start.Logos Stick said:Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Yeah, like I'm sure you would be all for a flat tax. /Eye roll
lb3 said:Yes. Trump threatened to not enforce the individual mandate in Obamacare before McCain actually allowed that bill to pass.No Spin Ag said:Do you mean via an Executive Order?lb3 said:Doesn't have to pass if the executive branch elects not to audit tips. Not endorsing this but that's how Democrats usually play the game with selective enforcement of laws.Irish 2.0 said:
Excellent pandering by Trump! It's a freebie that wouldn't cost me a dime!
Doubt it would ever pass though.
Ragoo said:what the hell are you talking about?Jeeper79 said:Any tax break not offset by taxing someone else (bad idea) or spending cuts (good idea) will just add to the budget deficit and we'll tack it onto our already-too-big national debt. Do you think those spending cuts will materialize? If not, then this is functionally just debt spending like our entitlement programs.Ragoo said:liberals want to raise taxes on wealthy and middle class so they can gift the money to hourly workers and those who don't pay effective taxes.Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
This achieves a result favorable to wage workers in hospitality industries, and industry that struggles to find good people, without attacking the middle class and wealthy.
He is proposing tips be excluded from income tax. It is negligible in government revenue.
Letting people keep their money is not a liberal concept.Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
He's also considering doing away with income tax.Jeeper79 said:No, but a tax code that's been greatly reduced would be a good start.Logos Stick said:Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Yeah, like I'm sure you would be all for a flat tax. /Eye roll
Funky Winkerbean said:He's also considering doing away with income tax.Jeeper79 said:No, but a tax code that's been greatly reduced would be a good start.Logos Stick said:Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Yeah, like I'm sure you would be all for a flat tax. /Eye roll
Jeeper79 said:No, but a tax code that's been greatly reduced would be a good start.Logos Stick said:Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Yeah, like I'm sure you would be all for a flat tax. /Eye roll
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
Jeeper79 said:
This sounds pretty liberal. A tax cut in name, but a hand out in practice because of extremely targeted nature.
84AGEC said:
Great idea. Only needs some limit on how much. Otherwise everyone will start getting around taxes by declaring income as tips.
