Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for May 31, 2013

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    edclectic  over 11 years ago

    Taxes are taxing.

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    rini1946  over 11 years ago

    it not a 200,000 in taxes they are saving it is way more

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    rini1946  over 11 years ago

    Let me think raise taxes on business and they move the jobs overseas. Now unemployment is up and the companies left have a vast job market to choose from so wages are lower. And the 8 %sales tax is because the politicians will spend as much and more of what they get and then cry we are broke so we have to raise taxes.

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    robertreid  over 11 years ago

    The real question is why the government thinks it deserves to take 35% of what any company earns—or what any of us earn. I know I would sopend my opwn money a lot more wisely than the myriad layers of byzantine bureaucracy within our ever-expanding government, which is becomiong increasingly unaswerable even to Congress (note the serious lack of concern or cooperation that the IRS offiicials recently displayed in their testimony/non-testimony).

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    robertreid  over 11 years ago

    The real question is why the government thinks it deserves to take 35% of what any company earns—or what any of us earn. I know I would sopend my opwn money a lot more wisely than the myriad layers of byzantine bureaucracy within our ever-expanding government, which is becomiong increasingly unaswerable even to Congress (note the serious lack of concern or cooperation that the IRS offiicials recently displayed in their testimony/non-testimony).

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    Dragon0131  over 11 years ago

    Many companies and the wealthy firmly believe that they should not pay taxes. You know, the money that helps pay for infrastructure improvements, keep education affordable and higher people at a reasonable living wage so we can spend our money wisely. When corporate tax rates and taxes on upper incomes started coming down, it became harder to get a job. I’ve been in my field almost 40 years and no one wants to pay me what I’m worth. They want experience for entry level pay while the upper echelon f***s things up and get rwarded.

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    WileECoyote0001  over 11 years ago

    Companies don’t pay taxes. Their customers do. All costs, including taxes, are passed on to the consumer.

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