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3 minutes ago, ghostz life matters said:

You want to tax stock before it’s sold? :wonder: it’s not even real money until sold

Can you read?  Loop Holes as in plural. 

 

Point is the rich have been not been paying taxes (or pay very little) for a long time.  You for some reason see something wrong with them being taxed. 

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31 minutes ago, Goukosan said:

Can you read?  Loop Holes as in plural. 

 

Point is the rich have been not been paying taxes (or pay very little) for a long time.  You for some reason see something wrong with them being taxed. 

You can’t tax money that doesn’t exist. It’s not a loophole. If it’s sold it’s taxed. It’s just to make them feel richer than they really are. 
 

do you think AOC pays more in taxes than the average 450k/yr earner?????

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8 hours ago, ghostz life matters said:

Ofc there are a few exceptions.

No, its THE biggest exception.

 

That "exception" is probably the single biggest tax avoidance done by privite citizens and is only matched by corporate tax avoidance.

 

No, people earning more than her do not get taxed more. The tax bracket is currently the same from $250K upwards.

 

You clearly don't know anything..........and were stupid enough to call the single biggest tax avoidance scheme "an exception."

 

2 hours ago, ghostz life matters said:

You want to tax stock before it’s sold? :wonder: it’s not even real money until sold

If its worth value, then it should be taxed.

 

Jeff Bezos takes hundreds of millions of dollars of loans out against his own stocks.........he does it so that he avoid paying taxes with the money he gets from the loan.

 

hell, he turns around and uses those hundreds of millions of dollars to buy more stock, and the money those stocks make pay off the loan.

 

If a bank if LOANING HIM MONEY against the stock...............then its "real" enough to be taxed.

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4 hours ago, jehurey said:

No, its THE biggest exception.

 

That "exception" is probably the single biggest tax avoidance done by privite citizens and is only matched by corporate tax avoidance.

 

No, people earning more than her do not get taxed more. The tax bracket is currently the same from $250K upwards.

 

You clearly don't know anything..........and were stupid enough to call the single biggest tax avoidance scheme "an exception."

 

If its worth value, then it should be taxed.

 

Jeff Bezos takes hundreds of millions of dollars of loans out against his own stocks.........he does it so that he avoid paying taxes with the money he gets from the loan.

 

hell, he turns around and uses those hundreds of millions of dollars to buy more stock, and the money those stocks make pay off the loan.

 

If a bank if LOANING HIM MONEY against the stock...............then its "real" enough to be taxed.

So you want people to pay taxes on cars they own?

 

how about your tv, ps5? 
 

 

you’re an idiot :D 

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1 hour ago, ghostz life matters said:

So you want people to pay taxes on cars they own?

 

how about your tv, ps5? 
 

 

you’re an idiot :D 

actually, you just proved a fantastic point.
 

if they receive stock AS COMPENSATION...............yes, they absolutely should.

 

And they are in other cases.

 

In fact, when you win something on a game show, like the Price is Right, you win a car.

 

you OWE THE SALES TAXES right then and there.

 

Jeff Bezos is clearly getting paid in stock. That is his compensation.

 

he needs to pay taxes on it, right then and there.

 

You already paid taxes when you BOUGHT YOUR CAR.

 

BOUGHT your TV

BOUGHT your PS5.

 

And you bought it with money that came from your income.......which you ALREADY PAID TAXES on.

 

Holy shit, you really don't know the first thing about actual adult finance.

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9 hours ago, jehurey said:

actually, you just proved a fantastic point.
 

if they receive stock AS COMPENSATION...............yes, they absolutely should.

 

And they are in other cases.

 

In fact, when you win something on a game show, like the Price is Right, you win a car.

 

you OWE THE SALES TAXES right then and there.

 

Jeff Bezos is clearly getting paid in stock. That is his compensation.

 

he needs to pay taxes on it, right then and there.

 

You already paid taxes when you BOUGHT YOUR CAR.

 

BOUGHT your TV

BOUGHT your PS5.

 

And you bought it with money that came from your income.......which you ALREADY PAID TAXES on.

 

Holy shit, you really don't know the first thing about actual adult finance.

That’s going to hurt the lower class way more than Bezos, bozo. :D  ANYONE who receives stock (most startups will offer this as a way to save the company money, so fuck those employees right?) or even buys any, will then have to pay the taxes on the value. Which fluctuates. Constantly. 
 

regardless, this isn’t about billionaires. It’s about your common 400k earner. Do you think they pay less in tax than AOC????

 

how about you too, @Goukosan??? Still waiting. 

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11 hours ago, ghostz life matters said:

That’s going to hurt the lower class way more than Bezos, bozo.

No it isn't.

 

If a startup stock is worth very little...because a startup is a STARTUP and has no determined value.....then it wouldn't be taxed alot.

 

also, if you are working at a startup that has not gone public, then you are receiving private shares of a private company. I don't think those have any value to begin with unless you get bought out, and that should already be something that is taxed.

 

No, you don't pay taxes on a stock for MULTIPLE years............what are you, stupid, or something?

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