Voluntary Tax

milanciga asked:


I red it in some book I found on the internet it is actually amazing. Author is on the point of view that american goverment is hiding that fact from people.

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Sway_27 asked:


When you fill out your tax forms shoudl there be a spot for:

“I feel we arent taxed enough and would like to contribute: $__________”

for all of those people who feel we need to paying more in taxes?
Don C - wjhy doesnt Buffet out his money where his mouth is and DONATE that money instead fo offering it out? Why doesnt he opt to not take deductions for his generosity?

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denik asked:


it could be in form of advetisement too,i thought about a sticker campaign already,i just need solgans that i can use.i work with an advert agencies and my client is a tax company.i need to a PR campaingn that will persuade people to pay tax

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Paco C asked:


now we all know that minority ethnic people arriving in our country need extra help to settle down to be able to bring their loved ones over.For this reason and to show that we are a caring nation, we the real English should be offering to pay voluntary extra tax.
How do you feel about this?

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itsyourworld_changeit asked:


Republicans always speak of accountability and responsibility but they don’t always practice what they preach. If you walked into a convenience store, took a bite out of a candy bar and then put it in your pocket, you’d still have to pay for it, wouldn’t you? You used it, so now you have to pay for it. Well, that applies to our public schools, our police, firefighters, first responders, emts, our US military, our Courts, our roads and bridges and the list goes on and on. So if Republicans are willing to give up all of these benefits, then we’ll be happy to excuse them from paying taxes. Thoughts?
Sway,
If the wealthy and the huge corporations (like Walmart) in the US paid their fair share of taxes, your taxes would go down. And I’m not advocating a redistribution of wealth. That’s already happening in the US, except it’s being distributed UPWARDS to those who need it least.
PNAC
If Republicans who are supposed to be “conservative” would start acting like it and stop spending borrowed money, I’m sure the Democrats would love to cut taxes. Republicans spend like crazy with no way to pay for such spending (see: Iraq war) and then when the Democrats are RESPONSIBLE and try to pay off that debt by raising taxes, they’re chastised by the IRRESPONSIBLE Republicans.
Regerugged, the waste that takes place can be attributed to both parties, but Republicans are the ones who wish to privatize everything. What goal would this accomplish? They’d pay less in taxes. Wealthy Republicans and Democrats already send their kids to private schools. So they’re paying taxes for OUR kids to go to school and their kids to go to a private school. If public schools fail, as NCLB ensures, then they’ll be privatized saving the wealthy more money. And the poor and middle class will struggle to find the money to get their children a quality education.
Rotorhead,
The top 60% of Americans would include those making millions and billions of dollars per year all the way down to those making $37,500.00 per year. And the bottom 40% of Americans still pay state taxes. and only those in the bottom 20% don’t pay any federal income tax. The lowest 20% make an average of $11,200.00 per year. Exactly how much of that should they have to pay in taxes? The second lowest 20% of Americans average $22,900.00 per year. And how much of that should they have to pay in taxes?
Bwana,
So then you’re opposed to Corporate Welfare? Because “Nowhere in the Constitution is Congress granted the authority to spend funds to directly subsidize industry, or to enter into joint ventures with automobile companies, or to guarantee loans to favored business owners. Yet, since the New Deal, by applying very expansive
readings of the General Welfare Clause, the
Supreme Court has allowed Congress to redistribute wealth from taxpayers to favored business interests. Some spending that benefits businesses, such as infrastructure spending and the funding of courts to enforce contracts, also benefits the population as a whole. But those are expenditures that benefit all companies and
citizens generally and are usually not geared to a specific activity or industry. The programs of the corporate welfare state, on the other hand, do not fit this definition.
East Coaster, why do you and the rest of the Conservative Republicans go after the poor people, who at most are defrauding the US government of maybe $5,000 to $10,000 per year? Especially when there are those who are cheating the government out of MILLIONS per year? Seems to me like you’re barking up the wrong tree…
East Coaster, the US population is just over 300,000,000. Do you really believe that 1/3 of the country is on welfare or defrauding the country of 5-10 thousand per year? I doubt it!

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riverotter1968 asked:


Would those opposed to a gas sales tax holiday voluntarily pay the tax if they think it’s a good idea?

Or would they save a couple of bucks per fill up like everyone else?
you didn’t answer the question, wyld

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mark747 asked:


There is no ratified ammendment or constitutional law that legally requires you to pay income taxes! Don’t believe me? Then read–ECONOMIC SOLUTIONS by Peter Kershaw. He has a doctorate in Constitutional Law

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tlic77 asked:


Huckabee had once done this in his State (”Tax Me More Fund”) which was a voluntary fund for people who felt that the government needed to raise more taxes.

So, would you voluntarily pay more taxes?

I would think many Democrats would gladly volunteer to pay more taxes. You guys think this is a correct assumption? Why or why not?

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mike s asked:


Two questions:

1) Many companies require employees to pay State Disability Insurance, SDI, while other require Voluntary Disability Insurance, VDI.

It appears that SDI payments are tax deductible on the Federal return but VDI are not. Why is this?

2) Are benefits paid under each of these plans taxable or non taxable?

thanks

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AM_kindofguy asked:


The IRS Tax Code say it is. Maybe a CPA could help out. Income Tax does not apply to wages of labor demeed by the Supreme Court so I would not have to pay or even file my taxes if i work for a hourly salary right?

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