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rMoney proves it. The rich can easily absorb higher taxes (Original Post) Paulie Sep 2012 OP
Very.Good.Point! Raven Sep 2012 #1
I'll bet he'll file an amended return after he loses in November. PA Democrat Sep 2012 #2
Time to go after the payroll cap and capital gains as income. k2qb3 Sep 2012 #3
Even if rich people pay a whole lot more money in taxes meow2u3 Sep 2012 #4
I would rather have 10% of $10M. Vincardog Sep 2012 #5
He wouldn't even miss it Canuckistanian Sep 2012 #6

PA Democrat

(13,225 posts)
2. I'll bet he'll file an amended return after he loses in November.
Fri Sep 21, 2012, 05:06 PM
Sep 2012

And then he'll take the full deduction for his charitable contributions.

 

k2qb3

(374 posts)
3. Time to go after the payroll cap and capital gains as income.
Fri Sep 21, 2012, 05:10 PM
Sep 2012

It's way past time, our economy would be way stronger if the fiscal situation was resolved.

meow2u3

(24,761 posts)
4. Even if rich people pay a whole lot more money in taxes
Fri Sep 21, 2012, 05:15 PM
Sep 2012

They still have a hell of a lot more money left over then most of us.

Question is:
Would you rather have $50,000 or 30% of $10M?

Canuckistanian

(42,290 posts)
6. He wouldn't even miss it
Fri Sep 21, 2012, 05:24 PM
Sep 2012

Wouldn't make the slightest bit of difference to his lifestyle.

He can't possibly spend the remaining money fast enough to even make a serious dent in his portfolio.

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