Originally posted by: FoBoT
liberals do not
they enjoy paying taxes to help the "needy" etc, etc
Originally posted by: mugs
national deficit/debt whoring is just deferred taxation.
Originally posted by: huberm
hopefully the house i purchased this summer will help some, and I had some medical expenses this year ($800 or so)
Originally posted by: Taggart
Originally posted by: FoBoT
liberals do not
they enjoy paying taxes to help the "needy" etc, etc
I have a coworker that is a pretty hardcore bleeding heart, listens to Air America religiously, you know the type. Back in September when gas prices skyrocketed the governor suspended state gas taxes here in GA. She was really excited about the prospects for cheaper gas, but I asked her 'Aren't less taxes nicer Sarah?' She didn't like that too much :laugh:
property tax is deductible, AFAIK.Originally posted by: timswim78
Originally posted by: huberm
hopefully the house i purchased this summer will help some, and I had some medical expenses this year ($800 or so)
Yea, but then you'll have to pay taxes on your house. I have to pay 2.85% in property taxes every year. It really stinks.
Originally posted by: spidey07
property tax is deductible, AFAIK.Originally posted by: timswim78
Originally posted by: huberm
hopefully the house i purchased this summer will help some, and I had some medical expenses this year ($800 or so)
Yea, but then you'll have to pay taxes on your house. I have to pay 2.85% in property taxes every year. It really stinks.
I deduct any and all tax I pay to the state except for sales taxes on certain goods.
you can't tax a tax
Originally posted by: huberm
all i know is, before taxes & deductions, I pull in 1893.60 biweekly or more. After they deduct everything, I only get $1185 :~(
is it this bad for anyone else? My deductions are as follows:
taxes (federal, state, medicare, & OASDI): $547.23
health insurance: $33.28
pension plan: $17.42
401(k): 152.39
Total: 750.32
does this sound typical for a single guy?
its like everyone gets a memo that you are making money.....oh well, guess I should be thankful that I actually have money to pay taxes....
Originally posted by: timswim78
Local property taxes are deductible only if they are for maintenance or repair, or interest charges related to those benefits.
Originally posted by: Slew Foot
You should see the taxes on my income (~250k yr).
Originally posted by: Slew Foot
You should see the taxes on my income (~250k yr).
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: timswim78
Local property taxes are deductible only if they are for maintenance or repair, or interest charges related to those benefits.
color me audited then, even turbotax deducts state property tax.
<---NOT a CPA or accountant.
Originally posted by: timswim78
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: timswim78
Local property taxes are deductible only if they are for maintenance or repair, or interest charges related to those benefits.
color me audited then, even turbotax deducts state property tax.
<---NOT a CPA or accountant.
Where I live, the taxes are mostly local, which are not deductible. I am not sure about state taxes because I don't think that I pay much, if any, on my property.