No, no it isn't. Unless of course, you're ok with going to jail. You can't just decide what you want to call a "loss" or a "cost" for your business.
What in the world are you talking about? That still isn't a loss for the business (necessarily, unless you're selling for less than it cost you)....
It isn't semantics. Just like I said, a business can't claim unobtainable revenue as a "cost". That is ridiculous. If you want to play that game,...
So explain again how it is a "cost" as opposed to reduced revenue.
This isn't close at all. I guess we just have fundamental differences on people's rights with respect to their money. My view is that my money...
You're trying to congratulate Obama on passing something that sucks (his health care plan), just because he tried?
So if you own a business, do you claim a "cost" as money that you let your customers keep and they didn't pay your business?
And what were your thoughts on this chart?
Did you want to have a discussion with Shooter, or just troll him?
Hello Mcfly... the question was about the current housing market, and short-term economy. You're the only one trying to compare the ARRA to a long...
You're right... mortgages have only been around for the last 10 years. Until then, everybody bought their house with cash. :rolleyes3:...
IMO, reducing the benefit of the mortgage interest deduction is a bad idea. Not just because it is a tax increase, but because I think it hits in a...
So you wouldn't trade Matthews and Camby for Iguodala?
You state above that the increased tax will reduce incentive. I agree that it will reduce incentive to purchase a home / take on a mortgage. It...
I'm definitely not in favor of lowering the mortgage interest deduction benefit. But tax increases have a downside of reducing incentive, regardless...
Depends who you consider wealthy / poor. Theoretically, "poor" people would never have a chance at owning a home, so this tax increase will only hit...
The media is so conservative!
Yes... excellent plan. :MARIS61: That's a lot of piggy banks that would need to be filled.
What does "save it" mean in the context of the government?
What you consider "lowering tax rates by default", I believe would actually turn into "raising spending by default". I don't actually believe the...
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