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TopicWhat's a fair income tax rate for people making >$300k?
BuzzyTheCat
11/13/17 12:14:29 PM
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Want to fix the tax situation. Everyone pays 15% tax on any income they have, no deductions, and any refund you get can not exceed what you paid in taxes that year. IE, no $10,000 refund when you only paid $3,000 in taxes that year

Are we including capital gains, inheritance, gifts, everything here?

Capital gains yes. Inheritance and gift taxes are backward. Its not income if someone gives it to you after taxes have been paid on it already. However capital gains, dividends, etc most certainly are income once realized

What do you think a paycheck is?

...It most certainly isnt a gift from a family member
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