Re: Why is a no brainer decision so hard to make??

Posted by BarnyardEngineering on July 07, 2016 at 06:43:04 from (40.141.236.244):

In Reply to: Why is a no brainer decision so hard to make?? posted by super99 on July 06, 2016 at 18:41:53:

I hardly think taxes with no deductions will be a problem on $17,000. After the government takes its share, you'll still have more left over than you would after paying for fuel, parts, repairs, seed, fertilizer...

That right there just stymies me to no end: The government TAXES the money it just handed to you! "Here's $5, now give me $2 back." How does that make sense? Why not just give you $3 and be done with it?

I've never understood why the government taxes its own handouts, taxes its employees, etc.. You'd think if you worked for the state you should get a lower salary but be exempt from state taxes, for example.

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• Re: Why is a no brainer decision so hard to make?? TomH in PA 10:10:27 07/07/16 (0)

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