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What would time?

be like if we didnt enjoy to pay taxes.better??


Answers: must be a democrat
what roughly the roads, national defense etc
get out of my country free loader
It would a great deal lot better. Many individual will get to "feel" their knotty earned money.

I don't believe surrounded by the concept of income and estate taxes but I do believe in business charge. I believe that as an employee of a business, your income shouldn't be taxed anymore because the business you're working for is already tax. So if your salary is still tax, it's like double taxation on your cut isn't it?

I think the correct and neutral way is you should singular be taxed if you own a business, if you're working for a business you shouldn't be tax anymore. Do I make sense?
It would be awesome to voice I don't want to pay taxes. But then- who would settle for schools to be built, roads to be maintain, cures for cancer to be researched, teachers for public school and universities... It may suck to not surface like I enjoy a say within where my taxes are spent, but its better than living contained by a country with no running river and warring tribal leaders who come and steal my goats and my children just because they can. For every complaint I may enjoy about taxes, I remember that it could be worse.


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and contained by response to ragekab
it would be nice if my boss paid due and i didnt. but if the employer had to remuneration tax, but not the hand... where do you meditate the employer would get the money to salary more taxes? he/she would reduce hand benefits. if you dont get benefits later he/she would reduce member of staff wages in instruct to compensate for having to salary taxes.
Taxation without representation.

I still own the same pothole on my street for years. The public college systems are still overcrowded. The same people are still on welfare thats be on there since the rash 90's late 80's.Corporations bring back tax cuts (1099 1091), writeoffs, etc. Still equal ole BS the government's been feed us. Tax the poor and middle class 3X'S (state, federal, sales) when 1099ers and corporations get excise writeoffs with receipts newly because the "corporations" give us job that the government surrounded by turn can tax the workers which the JOB determines the food we drink, the house we live in , the saloon we drive and the health support we can or cannot afford.

Its not about human being American. Its about capitalizing on a capatilistic country.

If you don't believe me look within the back of a one dollar bill. You will see a pyramid (the structure of any business) and the streamer on the bottom of the pyramid says....look it up and you'll appreciate that WE as Americans need to capitalize....YA DIG!!

Start a burial insurance company?

Where would I find details on starting a burial insurance company.I own a cemetery and would resembling to offer that


Answers: I believe that the politically correct residence is 'pre needs'
go online and do some research more or less that. I do believe that there might be some state regulations on the subject of selling insurance so you might need to seize an insurance license before you originate.
Since it is your cemetary you might be able to go the plots to someone in a private Dutch auction minus the casket and the service but an attorney would better be able to sustain you and keep you out of incarcerate.

Are life insurance annuities taxable?




Answers: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p575/ar0...

Yes, unless it is a tax-sheltered annuity. If you receive income from one or more annuities, the taxable amounts can vary based on how much you invested in the annuity contracts. Any amounts that you received from an employer plan where you did not contribute to the annuity are fully taxable in the year received. If you invested in the annuity, you are not taxed on the amounts received that are deemed a return of your costs.
Annuities are tax deferred. You do not pay tax on them until you take money out. If the annuity is an IRA account when you take money out it will be 100% taxable as amy traditional IRA will be.

If the annuity is not an IRA then when you take money from it you will pay tax on what you take out that has been gained.

Therefore:
If you invested $50,000 in the annuity and it is now worth $100,000 you would pay tax on the earnings of $50,000. Earning come out first - then your cost basis.

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