Many companies - like mine - didn't even bother with doing the deferral for employees. Didn't see the point in it.
We didn't do it because it didn't seem like a very good idea to rack up a tax bill that we may or may not be able to make good on.
Many companies - like mine - didn't even bother with doing the deferral for employees. Didn't see the point in it.
Lets see what you say next year when you have to pay your deferred payroll tax.
First of all, the deferred payroll tax has absolutely nothing to do with the tax cut passed at the end of 2018. That's what Biden and Harris have both said they will repeal on day 1. Second, yes I know that any increase in my net due to the deferred payroll tax will disappear once the year is over, and is subject to being paid back. Third, whether or not it is required to be paid back or it is simply waived depends upon congress who has the power to simply waive the payback. Let's say Biden wins, and both houses of the congress go democrat. What kind of impression do you think it will leave with the voters when they repeal the tax cuts and then make people pay back the deferral with less take home pay? They will be steamrolling toward a 1994 mid term wipe out within weeks of taking office. Good luck with that.
First of all, the deferred payroll tax has absolutely nothing to do with the tax cut passed at the end of 2018. That's what Biden and Harris have both said they will repeal on day 1. Second, yes I know that any increase in my net due to the deferred payroll tax will disappear once the year is over, and is subject to being paid back. Third, whether or not it is required to be paid back or it is simply waived depends upon congress who has the power to simply waive the payback. Let's say Biden wins, and both houses of the congress go democrat. What kind of impression do you think it will leave with the voters when they repeal the tax cuts and then make people pay back the deferral with less take home pay? They will be steamrolling toward a 1994 mid term wipe out within weeks of taking office. Good luck with that.
Damn you are not bright.
Please educate yourself
A New Congressional Study Finds Little Economic Benefit From The 2017 Tax Cuts
A new Congressional Research Service report finds that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act had little measureable effect on the overall US economy in...www.taxpolicycenter.org
Damn you are not bright.
Please educate yourself
A New Congressional Study Finds Little Economic Benefit From The 2017 Tax Cuts
A new Congressional Research Service report finds that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act had little measureable effect on the overall US economy in...www.taxpolicycenter.org
Maybe it's you that isn't too bright, or at least lacking in reading comprehension skills. I stated people should consider that Biden wants to repeal the Trump tax cuts on day 1 and that people should take a look at what their tax liability was prior to the cuts and what it was after the cuts. You stated the tax cuts "overwhelmingly" helped people making $200,000 and over. I stated that I don't make $200,000 but I had more in my paycheck after the tax cuts. Anyone can compare their tax liability from before the tax law, and after. It's not that hard. You just need to look at your paycheck from before the tax law, and your tax returns.
Then you said "Let's see what you say when you have to pay the deferred tax back." This has nothing to do with the tax law that Biden wants to repeal. Maybe you work for a stadium crew because you sure know how to move goalposts.
Now you're giving me some article from the tax policy center. Why the F*** do I care? I stated the tax cuts helped me and I am sure I am not alone. If Biden wants to repeal them, he better put something else in place that keeps my take home pay where it is, or he has effectively raised my taxes. He has said he will raise taxes on the top 1% in the country. Yet he has also said he will repeal the Trump tax cuts. Well if he repeals them he will raise taxes on more than just the top 1% in the country. And I don't give a crap what some talking head from the tax policy center has to say. I vote based on how someone's policies will affect me.
I stated that I don't make $200,000 but I had more in my paycheck after the tax cuts.
You would wrong, some us were smart enough to skip that
I stated that I don't make $200,000 but I had more in my paycheck after the tax cuts. Anyone can compare their tax liability from before the tax law, and after. It's not that hard. You just need to look at your paycheck from before the tax law, and your tax returns.
I wish he'd called on her to denounce AntiFa and the violence in our cities, though, and hammered her on her bail fund for violent criminals.