- Jun 19, 2000
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Sacramento demands a loan from taxpayers.
I'd be going ape-shit if something like this was tried where I live. If this happens, the feds will be rubbing their hands together thinking Christmas has come early. They'll be stumbling over themselves in a rush to implement this on a federal level.
For those of you that live there,will the state have the money to pay back these interest-free loans?
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-Schadenfroh (AT Admin)
To help close yet another gaping budget deficit, now estimated to be $7 billion this year and reach as high as $20 billion next, Sacramento lawmakers have authorized a 10% increase in the amount of taxes withheld from worker paychecks starting November 1 and through 2010. The extra withholding tax will reduce Californians' take-home pay by about $1.7 billion for the year. But the lawmakers say this isn't a tax increase. OK, how about calling it a compulsory interest-free loan from taxpayers to the state?
I'd be going ape-shit if something like this was tried where I live. If this happens, the feds will be rubbing their hands together thinking Christmas has come early. They'll be stumbling over themselves in a rush to implement this on a federal level.
What happens come April if the state doesn't have enough money to pay the tax refunds it owes its citizens?
For those of you that live there,will the state have the money to pay back these interest-free loans?
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-Schadenfroh (AT Admin)
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