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    А я считаю правильным, что богатые должны платить меньше налогов.
    Как там в библии "Пусть прибавится тем у кого уже есть, и убудет от тех у кого нет" или что-то в этом роде

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dima424 View Post
    ага, и именно адуту подвергнуты 1% ретернов... а чтоб попасть под рандом так ваще надо быть полным неудачником....

    Self Employed % больше.

    High-Risk Tax Audit Areas - Self Employment
    Because the IRS believes most under-reporting of taxable income and abuse of tax deductions occurs among those who are self employed, these individuals are audited by the IRS far more frequently than employees collecting a salary. The same holds true for taxicab drivers, waiters and waitresses, and others who traditionally receive payment in cash. Also, the IRS will sometimes conduct tests of certain individuals to determine if a taxpayer's reported taxable income can support his or her lifestyle.


    High-Risk Tax Audit Areas - Home Office Tax Deductions
    Home office tax deductions have been targeted by the IRS. Since the tax rules for deducting home office expenses on your tax return are complicated, you should consult a tax expert, such as a CPA, to determine whether you qualify to deduct home office expenses on your tax return.

    A good example is the office in the home. By claiming such an item on your tax return, you increase your chances for an IRS audit. However, if you're clearly entitled to claim the office in the home on your tax return under the tax rules, then you should do it if it's substantial enough to make a tax difference. However, if the tax savings are minimal, then it may be wise not to claim the tax deduction at all.

    High-Risk Tax Audit Areas - Automobile LogsOne of the biggest and most commonly audited items by the IRS for individuals in their own business, and employees of companies who use their car in business, is the tax deduction for business transportation. It is important that you keep good records of all tax deductible automobile expenses and a mileage log showing business miles driven.

    Also, try to keep a daily log of business mileage. Ideally, such log would show the date, beginning and ending odometer readings, the location, the business purpose, and the client. Such detail is hard for today's business person to keep, but it's important to have something in writing in case you're audited. At a minimum, make sure you write down the automobile's odometer reading at the beginning and the end of the tax year and have a daily record that you could go back to and use to reconstruct a claimed business mileage tax deduction on your tax return.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nadushkins View Post
    А я считаю правильным, что богатые должны платить меньше налогов.
    Как там в библии "Пусть прибавится тем у кого уже есть, и убудет от тех у кого нет" или что-то в этом роде
    там в библии ещё есть и такое "у кого в 40 нет то и не будет".
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    Quote Originally Posted by смешно View Post
    там в библии ещё есть и такое "у кого в 40 нет то и не будет".
    вот, все верно, почему богатые должны страдать из-за бедных вечно ноющих неудачников, мы сами создаем обстоятельства и делаем свои судьбы

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    Quote Originally Posted by смешно View Post
    Self Employed % больше.

    High-Risk Tax Audit Areas - Self Employment
    Because the IRS believes most under-reporting of taxable income and abuse of tax deductions occurs among those who are self employed, these individuals are audited by the IRS far more frequently than employees collecting a salary. The same holds true for taxicab drivers, waiters and waitresses, and others who traditionally receive payment in cash. Also, the IRS will sometimes conduct tests of certain individuals to determine if a taxpayer's reported taxable income can support his or her lifestyle.


    High-Risk Tax Audit Areas - Home Office Tax Deductions
    Home office tax deductions have been targeted by the IRS. Since the tax rules for deducting home office expenses on your tax return are complicated, you should consult a tax expert, such as a CPA, to determine whether you qualify to deduct home office expenses on your tax return.

    A good example is the office in the home. By claiming such an item on your tax return, you increase your chances for an IRS audit. However, if you're clearly entitled to claim the office in the home on your tax return under the tax rules, then you should do it if it's substantial enough to make a tax difference. However, if the tax savings are minimal, then it may be wise not to claim the tax deduction at all.

    High-Risk Tax Audit Areas - Automobile LogsOne of the biggest and most commonly audited items by the IRS for individuals in their own business, and employees of companies who use their car in business, is the tax deduction for business transportation. It is important that you keep good records of all tax deductible automobile expenses and a mileage log showing business miles driven.

    Also, try to keep a daily log of business mileage. Ideally, such log would show the date, beginning and ending odometer readings, the location, the business purpose, and the client. Such detail is hard for today's business person to keep, but it's important to have something in writing in case you're audited. At a minimum, make sure you write down the automobile's odometer reading at the beginning and the end of the tax year and have a daily record that you could go back to and use to reconstruct a claimed business mileage tax deduction on your tax return.
    well, whats the number?

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    Quote Originally Posted by марик - камарик View Post
    Мда... этот димуша всетаки убогий... а манюня говорила инженер

    Тебе уже сказали что он инвестирует в иностранные фонды. Что тебе не ясно? Иностранные это которые не американские, которые создают рабочие места, но не в США а где-то в Гватемале, например? Понимаешь теперь?
    Quote Originally Posted by марик - камарик View Post
    естественно, вот твоя логическая цепочка:
    митт ромни -> платит мало налогов и инвестирует в иностранные фонды -> республиканец --> все вранье

    Как-то не очень логично даже для очень недалекого человека.
    Предупреждения за хамство.

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    во, предупреждения. потом штрафные очки, потом выводить из зала будут... дружинники, наряд, шум...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Izold View Post
    а в чём противоречие выражается у этих пресловутых людей? разве Республиканская партия против социальных программ и на партсобрании при приёме надо публично отречься от медикера - медикейда - фудстемпов? 8O
    Consistently proposes cuts in Medicare, Medicaid...time limits on social programs, etc. :wink1:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Милька View Post
    Предупреждения за хамство.
    Вот это я понимаю бизнесс: я вам хамство, а вы мне предупреждение. Благодарю за сотрудничество.
    "In other words, stupid people are too stupid to know how stupid they are. "--если вам кажется что вы умны, то почитайте эту статью: http://blog.sfgate.com/nov05election...-thrive/?tsp=1--если же вам кажется что все вокруг идиоты, то так оно и есть.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Screw101 View Post
    Consistently proposes cuts in Medicare, Medicaid...time limits on social programs, etc. :wink1:
    если честно, одними такс катами на медикеар не поможешь.

    представляешь, президент HMO получил бонус миллиард долларов. Он даже не хозяин. И при этом они делают бабки на отказах в обслуживании. Да и врачи делают бабки на качаниии бабок со страховок. платят за все в конечном итоге работяги.

    По сути больному нужно что? Здание с койками и операционной и врач. Все остальное - пустая трата денег. Я думаю что за ту сумму которую США тратит сегодня на медицину вполне реально хватит на бесплатную медицину если убрать паразитов из системы. Если не хватит, то $150 просто со всех удерживать в равной степени.
    "In other words, stupid people are too stupid to know how stupid they are. "--если вам кажется что вы умны, то почитайте эту статью: http://blog.sfgate.com/nov05election...-thrive/?tsp=1--если же вам кажется что все вокруг идиоты, то так оно и есть.

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