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Originally Posted by spasmo55
I'm taxed when I make it, I'm taxed when I spend it. The state taxes the taxes I paid to the Feds. I pay taxes for services that I do not use. People get back more on a tax return than they paid in, because they have children they cannot afford. It will be taxed again when I die and leave it to somebody (I got a plan to fool them there, won't be any left  ).
I'm sure it is just capitalist rhetoric that the average person works thru May to pay their taxes.
If you are late, you pay interest though when they give you your own money back, (that they have borrowed for a few months) there is no interest,hmmm.
It would take a tractor-trailer to move a single copy of the tax code, and I'm supposed to think that I am not over taxed. Hard, very hard to accept.
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Bingo, buddy ! When my granmother passed in 2002 at 104, there was a "substantial" estate...By the time the Infernal Rip-You-Off Servitute boys got done w/us, they'd got 78% of it...We had enuff left to pay the lawyers, the women that stayed w/her 24/7 for the last 18 months of her life, & that was it. When you have an estate of somewhere between $1 million to about $5 million or so, which is where I think this was, the tax code's set up to Rip You A New One...And yes, ALL my gran's estate had been taxed at the full amount all along, its not like we were tax cheats or anything...Where's the "fairness" in that ?!? I got her house, which I subsequently sold, & was told I was lucky I didn't have to pay taxes on THAT...I mean, I'm no lawyer or accountant, my granparents worked hard all their lives, scrimped & saved, never doling much of it out, played by the rules, & we still got zapped...