Comments Thread For: Mayweather: I Gave IRS $26 Million in 2015, My Empire Rock Solid!
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Floyd's white knight hadn't been seen in MONTHS and now all of the sudden he is back and replying to every post in this thread.
I wonder if he also reads Floyd bed time stories at night since we know Floyd can't read.Comment
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Are the Clintons "********ic Party Politicians", or are they "moneyed politicians"?Nothing "super-benevolent"; simply acknowledging that they are politicians, ********ic Party politicians at that. Barack *****, Joe *****, and a host of other politicians can file their taxes, take every break afforded to them, and not face any backlash, for the simple fact that they are still relatively normal; own one home, never really made ridiculous money, can give what they can to charity, etc.
Mitt Romney, and other moneyed politicians can't, for the simple fact that if they did so, their effective tax rate would be near zero, a political nightmare in the face of a voting public that pays, between federal/state/local/sales and Medicare/Social Security anywhere from 10%-40% of their own income in taxes.
And your argument is flawed in light of Trump not even divulging his returns yet winning the White HouseComment
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Its more like 18% http://www.foreffectivegov.org/blog/...arning-105000/
The primary reason is that these people do not make the majority of their income through a paycheck like you and I. Instead, they earn through capital gains. To put it simply, They earn cash, pay taxes on in, re-invest it, and for any gains, they pay more taxes on it.
Same thing happens if you get some RSU's/stock options. In the top 1%, they just earn more from their stock earnings than regular income so it seems they pay less.Comment
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They also tend to defer earnings. People saying Floyd plaid the tax system because he is smart don't know the tax system. There aren't that many way to get out of paying full rate earnings that are paid to you in one lump sum, that are not capital gains.Its more like 18% http://www.foreffectivegov.org/blog/...arning-105000/
The primary reason is that these people do not make the majority of their income through a paycheck like you and I. Instead, they earn through capital gains. To put it simply, They earn cash, pay taxes on in, re-invest it, and for any gains, they pay more taxes on it.
Same thing happens if you get some RSU's/stock options. In the top 1%, they just earn more from their stock earnings than regular income so it seems they pay less.
There are not enough deductions in the world to reduce Floyd's tax bill to anywhere near 26million.
UNLESS, he lost a HUGE amount of money in an investment such as PBC. (Wouldn't surprise me).Comment
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