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Posted: 8/12/2011 10:12:58 AM EDT
Thinks businesses pay taxes....discuss.
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Sure they do. Right after they get the money from you to do it.
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Well, businesses do pay taxes...but then they turn around and pass the costs on to their customers.
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I leftist that 'thinks' –– impossible.
BTW Businesses don't pay taxes. They collect taxes from their customers. I think business taxes should be ZERO. |
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Thinks businesses pay taxes....discuss. Ohh, she knows better. She is just banking on the fact that most deomcratic voters don't understand economics, so she can lie to them at will. |
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Sure they do. Right after they get the money from you to do it. She just said you don't pay your fair share..... |
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Depending on the price elasticities of demand and supply, businesses do in fact pay a share of corporate taxes.
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I am glad Megyn asked the question about the people paying no income tax....been waiting for someone to ask a politician that question.
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Well, businesses do pay taxes...but then they turn around and pass the costs on to their customers. ETA: Beaten by 12 seconds! I just like to look at business taxes just like any other cost involved in bringing goods and services to market so they MUST be factored in to margin. |
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Quoted: I leftist that 'thinks' –– impossible. BTW Businesses don't pay taxes. They collect taxes from their customers. I think business taxes should be ZERO. okok, she feekls they pay taxes |
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I leftist that 'thinks' –– impossible. BTW Businesses don't pay taxes. They collect taxes from their customers. I think business taxes should be ZERO. Business tax's whole purpose is to conceal the actual tax people pay. Nice to be able to say we have some of the lowest taxes in the world and conveniently leave out the fact that we have some of the highest business taxes. |
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I leftist that 'thinks' –– impossible. BTW Businesses don't pay taxes. They collect taxes from their customers. I think business taxes should be ZERO. okok, she feekls they pay taxes I wouldn't say she is dumb as a box of rocks cause a box of rocks can serve a purpose. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Sure they do. Right after they get the money from you to do it. She just said you don't pay your fair share..... I think she needs to have a conversation with that crook Charlie Rangel. |
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They might "Pay", but it is a factor in the bottom line
It is covered. |
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Quoted: I leftist that 'thinks' –– impossible. BTW Businesses don't pay taxes. They collect taxes from their customers. I think business taxes should be ZERO. Quoted: Thinks Feels businesses pay taxes....discuss. |
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If she thinks Exxon mobile makes so damn much money then she should buy some stock.
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She refused to even address the 50% who pay nothing.
cause that is what she believes is their fair share. |
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I just wasted my time listening to Debbie Wasserman-Schultz; she's as dumb as a box of rocks.
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If she thinks Exxon mobile makes so damn much money then she should buy some stock. 'Big Oil' makes 4 cents per gallon but the govt TAXES gasoline at about 48 cents per gallon. |
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I cant stand her. She's in my short list of people who's face I want to spit on.
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She's a lying cunt. Quoted:
Depending on the price elasticities of demand and supply, businesses do in fact pay a share of corporate taxes. You're wrong. Think for yourself. |
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I'm not in the mood for a remotely civil discussion of that woman fucktard's opinion on anything, so I'll just say...
She's a stupid, evil, vapid cunt who exists as a statistical anomaly, off the scale at the low end of the bell curve. |
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I'm not in the mood for a remotely civil discussion of that woman fucktard's opinion on anything, so I'll just say... She's a stupid, evil, vapid cunt who exists as a statistical anomaly, off the scale at the low end of the bell curve. who got elected to congress. What does that say about her constituents? |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along all of their direct and indirect costs.
Profit margins, how do they work? |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along overhead, payroll, and material costs. Profit margins, how do they work? Cost of doing business. How does that work? |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along overhead, payroll, and material costs. Profit margins, how do they work? Was the part in red ever in question? |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along overhead, payroll, and material costs. Profit margins, how do they work? Cost of doing business. How does that work? I'm confused. Is he disagreeing with us? |
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Okay, I realize this is completely off-topic...but wtf is up with her hair? Doesn't she have an advisor or something who could say "Yo Debbie, I'm scheduling you for an appointment with someone who's going to help you out with that." |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along all of their direct and indirect costs. Profit margins, how do they work? Jesus there are some stupid people in the world. |
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They are the middle man in the transfer.
Business taxes are an overhead cost. That cost is passed on to the consumer in the prices of goods and services (businesses can't print money like the government - it has to come from somewhere). The customer pays the taxes which are embedded in the retail prices. The business performs the transfer. BTW, a VAT carries this principle to a larger scale. |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along all of their direct and indirect costs. Profit margins, how do they work? Jesus there are some stupid people in the world. Explain where I'm wrong, if it's I who you are calling stupid. |
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Technically, consumers and business will pay a new tax on goods. Its just a matter of elasticity as to what proportion. Oil which demand is pretty well set in stone will pass almost all taxes onto the consumer in the form of higher prices. Fake dog shit, with a demand that is very flexible upon price, will see the price increase, but not the extent as oil did. This is because the producer will accept a lower profit margin to maintain sales and maximize over all profitability.Thus the consumer pays with a higher good price and the business pays because of lower profit margin and sales
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along all of their direct and indirect costs. Profit margins, how do they work? Jesus there are some stupid people in the world. Explain where I'm wrong, if it's I who you are calling stupid. well, you did say something extremely elementary to basic business SOP. We are just confused if you ever believed business didn't pass on those costs? |
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Keep in mind she also says Republicans think being an illegal immigrant should be against the law. Really.
I think the president was clearly articulating that his position — the Democrats position — is that we need comprehensive immigration reform. We have 12 million undocumented immigrants in this country that are part of the backbone of our economy. And that is not only a reality but a necessity. And that it would be harmful if — the Republican solution that I’ve seen in the last three years is that we should just pack them all up and ship them back to their own countries, and that in fact it should be a crime and we should arrest them all. I mean that was the legislation that Jim Sensenbrenner advanced a couple of years ago.
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Business taxes are an overhead cost....The customer pays the taxes which are embedded in the retail prices. The business performs the transfer. That's what I meant to convey. Goddammit I haven't even been drinking. Mulligan. |
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Business taxes are an overhead cost....The customer pays the taxes which are embedded in the retail prices. The business performs the transfer. That's what I meant to convey. Goddammit I haven't even been drinking. Mulligan. have you ever heard anyone say something as stupid as 'businesses don't pay overheard'? |
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If you say "business pass the tax on to their customers" you must also say that they pass along all of their direct and indirect costs. Profit margins, how do they work? They do pass along their direct and indirect costs... It's called expenses. You deduct them from revenue to get earnings before interest and taxes. |
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NEVER, EVER TRUST a woman who either hyphenates, or keeps her maiden name after marriage. Fuck em. |
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have you ever heard anyone say something as stupid as 'businesses don't pay overheard'? Not yet but I'll be sure to mention it here if I ever do. |
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Okay, I realize this is completely off-topic...but wtf is up with her hair? Doesn't she have an advisor or something who could say "Yo Debbie, I'm scheduling you for an appointment with someone who's going to help you out with that." If her hair looks like that imagine what her bush looks like. Need a weedwacker to get thru it. |
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Business taxes are an overhead cost....The customer pays the taxes which are embedded in the retail prices. The business performs the transfer. That's what I meant to convey. Goddammit I haven't even been drinking. Mulligan. LOL! :-) Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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