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DragonBear

04/17/20 1:45 PM

#171132 RE: Buckey #171131

wowo

Neat! Just remember the trickle down economics are going to benefit all... in Jamaica or wherever they buy their private jets.

integral

04/17/20 4:59 PM

#171145 RE: Buckey #171131

Welp, I don't know how accurate that is. Our family does not qualify for the $1,200/$2,400 check. Dear daughter did not get hers yet, ex got it already, don't know about daughter in central america.

Dear spouse's co already got their $$$ and the $ went to administrative staff, office managers and nobody got terminated, dear spouse and the other c-suites got none of the money. Dear spouse's admin got the benefit as her husband got furloughed, so they qualified for both benefits.

As you know dear spouse is a CPA and CFO for a large PE firm with an accounting staff, and they are still scratching their heads on this, china could have picked not audit and tax season to do this.

Journalists should stick to journalism and not opinion pieces.

OMOLIVES

04/17/20 10:43 PM

#171158 RE: Buckey #171131

? ...it's political tripe. The so called source is here:

https://www.whitehouse.senate.gov/news/release/whitehouse-doggett-release-new-analysis-showing-gop-tax-provisions-in-cares-act-overwhelmingly-benefit-million-dollar-plus-earners

The bs story seems to leave out what reality is. There is no windfall. Apply actual math to these figures in said release...just a quick short:

-43,000 individual tax filers covered by one of the provisions would see their tax liability fall by a combined $70.3 billion

-82 percent of those who will benefit from that provision make $1 million or more, with 95 percent making over $200,000.


You can't see the bs in said so called release? Let's look at that again..extracted from said art':

"According to the JCT, 43,000 individual tax filers covered by one of the provisions would see their tax liability fall by a combined $70.3 billion in 2020. The JCT analysis shows nearly 82 percent of those who will benefit from that provision make $1 million or more, with 95 percent making over $200,000."

Care to decipher that math? What is actual is that 95% will gain a $200,000 tax break out of 43,000 extremely wealthy individual tax filers. At least...they are saying such. Same old poor manipulative writing.........just sad.



integral

04/20/20 8:54 AM

#171175 RE: Buckey #171131

Update, daughter living in Central America got hers via Direct Deposit, two persons do not qualify living in the US and paying taxes, and daughter living in Central America gets hers, go figure.