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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 7:52:22 PM   
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You are a lying sack of shit. I have posted the official govt site and the tax rate is 40%. You can call it a savings account but you never get your money back.
It's a retirement savings account. Thompson, stop calling people stupid when you are looking stupid not understanding the difference between a retirement savings account that helps you grow, and get paid interest on it, your money for your own retirement, in comparison to taxes that you pay, that you don't get a cent of it back or have an account to look at it and watch it grow, have access to the money for important necessities, like education, medical and housing, and able to bequest 100% of the money in there to your children when you die.

And on top of that, this silly 40% you keep quoting, 20% is paid by employer, and so free extra money from employer into your pocket. 20% of your money to your retirement savings.

I can't believe you don't even understand what a income tax is. This is our government website and this is the income tax we pay.

This says you are full of shit as usual.
Jesus you are phoquing stupid.

https://thehearttruths.com/2013/08/16/are-taxes-in-singapore-really-low/

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 7:58:34 PM   
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https://thehearttruths.com/2013/08/16/are-taxes-in-singapore-really-low/

This is not a government website.
Show me a government website, so you are liar that your source is a government website?
Roy Ngerng is an idiot that nobody respects and sprouts nonsense all the time.
You chosen someone who is the clown of country as a credible source.

His like the Donald Trump of Singapore where everybody despises.

He ran for elections, and even used a 16 yr old kid, made this 16 yr old get in trouble, encouraged the 16 yr old to even post stupid shit like a picture of our leader butt fucking margaret thatcher to encourage the kid to get in trouble, cowardly as he didn't want to be posting what he wants himself. He groomed this little kid to spout all his nonsensical views. To get in trouble on his behalf.

His quite a disgusting human being and you support an idiotic adult who exploits under age children.

The votes he got speaks for itself. Nobody in their right mind would support him, his a pariah and an idiot. And he just hates the CPF system.

I tell you, at least Donald trump wouldn't make a 16 yr old, set up for his fall, and make the 16 yr old go to jail on his behalf.

Even the little kid later said that, he was sprouting all the information given by this dude, without proper fact checking, and the kid admits he should have research it more thoroughly on his own but he trusted this guy.


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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 8:08:11 PM   
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It's cheaper to pay by credit card?
There are places here that charge more if you pay by credit card; anywhere from 6-10ยข/gallon.
Greta, there are 3.8L to a US Gallon, so your $2/L comes out to $7.60/gallon, compared to here. Here (NW Ohio), gas was around $2.15/gallon (as of Friday).

In Singapore, everything is cheaper by credit card. Like there are 20% to 50% discounts on retail shopping. There are usually up to 10% cashback on your total spent on credit card. You get air miles, free air tickets. There are so many benefits using credit cards.
We use credit cards alot as it saves us alot of money. And there are no annual fees to these credit cards too. So the cards are free.


Outside of credit card rewards programs, most places don't offer a discount if you use a card, unless it's their card. I wouldn't expect Lowes to give you a discount for using a Home Depot credit card, for example. But, Lowes could very easily offer a discount if you use your Lowes card.

In the US (my assumption is it's like this everywhere, but I don't know it for a fact), credit card companies charge a fee for every transaction on a card. It's a "convenience fee" the stores have to pay for permission to accept that card as payment. It's usually some % of sales and a flat rate portion. So, the higher the charges, the higher the cost to the business for a patron using a credit card.

To combat that, some merchants add to the price if you use a card. The only places I've seen increased prices for using a card (or discounted pricing for cash sales) is at gas stations.


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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 8:13:37 PM   
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Outside of credit card rewards programs, most places don't offer a discount if you use a card, unless it's their card. I wouldn't expect Lowes to give you a discount for using a Home Depot credit card, for example. But, Lowes could very easily offer a discount if you use your Lowes card.

Over here, the credit card usually bears the bank name or card operator name. Like American express for example. Would get discount in lowes and home depot. Both of them.

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In the US (my assumption is it's like this everywhere, but I don't know it for a fact), credit card companies charge a fee for every transaction on a card. It's a "convenience fee" the stores have to pay for permission to accept that card as payment. It's usually some % of sales and a flat rate portion. So, the higher the charges, the higher the cost to the business for a patron using a credit card.

Businesses here do pay a fee per credit card transaction to credit card companies. Visa, Master, Diners and Amex, all has a fee involved, but on top of that, they negotiated for discounts as well for their card users, and Singaporeans love to shop and will go where the discounts are. So it works out good for their businesses. Like in dining, there are alot of 1 for 1 deals. And those restaurants really benefit from it. And we Asians like to eat! ALOT! Non Stop. World top competitive eater is an Asian I think. Japanese guy.





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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 8:34:33 PM   
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Outside of credit card rewards programs, most places don't offer a discount if you use a card, unless it's their card. I wouldn't expect Lowes to give you a discount for using a Home Depot credit card, for example. But, Lowes could very easily offer a discount if you use your Lowes card.

Over here, the credit card usually bears the bank name or card operator name. Like American express for example. Would get discount in lowes and home depot. Both of them.
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In the US (my assumption is it's like this everywhere, but I don't know it for a fact), credit card companies charge a fee for every transaction on a card. It's a "convenience fee" the stores have to pay for permission to accept that card as payment. It's usually some % of sales and a flat rate portion. So, the higher the charges, the higher the cost to the business for a patron using a credit card.

Businesses here do pay a fee per credit card transaction to credit card companies. Visa, Master, Diners and Amex, all has a fee involved, but on top of that, they negotiated for discounts as well for their card users, and Singaporeans love to shop and will go where the discounts are. So it works out good for their businesses. Like in dining, there are alot of 1 for 1 deals. And those restaurants really benefit from it. And we Asians like to eat! ALOT! Non Stop. World top competitive eater is an Asian I think. Japanese guy.


Damn. Does it matter what card? For example, at the same store, are there different discounts for using AMEX, VISA, MasterCard, or Discover?


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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 8:49:22 PM   
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Usually, it's more dependent on the bank the card came from, but alot of stores give same discount to the different types of cards too. They just want people to come, that's it. And they don't want to alienate. It depends on the agreement between the bank and the store. If the bank insist on exclusive discount, the store could refuse to deal with them, then the bank will cave in and allow them to deal with multiple cards and give that same discount.
Sometimes the store agrees to give exclusive rights to a certain card for certain discount, and trust me, when this happens, there is some kick-back bribery going on behind the scenes for exclusivity. Like the credit card company will pay for something for them or buy them something they need.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/17/2016 11:39:48 PM   
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I have no quibble with the general point, but your lowest taxes are significantly off.

Many states have no state or local income taxes. Many people pay effectively a negative federal income tax due to the EITC.

are you kidding me??? I am in Houston, no state income tax but man, do they fuck ya royally on the property taxes!!!!! plus there is sales tax, and various other taxes... they get it from ya one way or the other! so dont kid yourself/other people that there is no tax here..



They charge all these various service corps who pass the tax down to you, not to mention ALL licensing is a tax (technically)


A partial list of the various ways in which citizens of the US are taxed:

Accounts Receivable Tax
Building Permit Tax
Capital Gains Tax
CDL license Tax
Cigarette Tax
Corporate Income Tax
Court Fines (indirect taxes)
Deficit spending and debt servicing (Fiscal 2011 state and local debt per capita was $9184)
Dog License Tax
Federal Income Tax
Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA)
Fishing License Tax
Food License Tax
Fuel permit tax
Gasoline Tax
Hunting License Tax
Inflation <--and this on is the biggest silent running killer of all!
Inheritance Tax Interest expense (tax on the money)
Inventory tax IRS Interest Charges (tax on top of tax)
IRS Penalties (tax on top of tax)
Liquor Tax (Spirits, wine and beer)(From zero per gallon in Vermont to $34.22 in Washington for spirits)
Local Income Tax
Lottery (Fiscal 2011 per capita average was $59)
Luxury Taxes
Marriage License Tax
Medicare and Medicaid Taxes
Property Tax
Real Estate Tax
Septic Permit Tax
Service Charge Taxes
Social Security Tax
Road Usage Taxes (Truckers)
Sales Taxes
Recreational Vehicle Tax
Road Toll Booth Taxes
School Tax
State Income Tax
State Unemployment Tax (SUTA)
Telephone federal excise tax
Telephone federal universal service fee tax
Telephone federal, state and local surcharge taxes
Telephone minimum usage surcharge tax
Telephone recurring and non-recurring charges tax
Telephone state and local tax (Cell phone state and local tax rates in 2013 range from 1.85% in Oregon to 18.67% in Nebraska)
Telephone usage charge tax
Toll Bridge, Tunnel and Road Taxes
Traffic Fines (indirect taxation)
Trailer Registration Tax
Utility Taxes
Vehicle License Registration Tax
Vehicle Sales Tax
Watercraft Registration Tax
Well Permit Tax
Workers Compensation Tax



people only tend to focus on 'income' tax and forget about the impending death by 10,000 cuts

'Death By A Thousand Cuts'

This buzz word is derived from the idea that a small cut will not kill you but, if you get enough of them, you could bleed to death. The term is derived from an ancient form of torture, in which the condemned person was subjected to a number of less devastating wounds over time until the accumulation of damage eventually became fatal.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/18/2016 9:51:11 AM   
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It seems like US and Singapore have the same tax day.

But I'm happy with the tax I pay.

My income tax is only 5%.

I think it's horrendous that America pays as much tax as socialist countries, without the benefits of free healthcare and free education. No wonder Bernie's calculation is tax the rich 90% to subsidies these stuffs. It's like, I think the American government are horrible at money management. They aren't utilizing the taxes properly.



yeh that sounds about right for america depending on the state you live in and personal situation etc.

Federal personal income tax 17% to 39.6%
State & local income taxes 6.5% to 12.6%
Local taxes run from 0 to 2.75%.
Sales tax 9.7%
Social security & Medicare 15.3% Half is paid by the employer
Federal and state corporate income tax share 2.5%
Property tax 2.5%
Fuel/gasoline tax .5%
Other 6%

best 17+6.5+0+9.7+15.3+2.5+2.5+.5+6=60
worst 39.6+12.6+2.75+9.7+15.3+2.5+2.5+.5+6=89.5



They usually only like to talk about income tax, and it just sort of slips everyones mind all the OTHER taxes we pay here, many of which are deducted and collected by businesses so its completely out of site and behins the scenes of the tax payer.

The lowest possible taxes you stuck with here is 60% and the highest is 90% as you said, though there is a case back in the early 1900's where they hit 92%.

Americans are raped for taxes and the money is used to build more infrastructure which in turn creates a continually expanding tax base.

Then add to it the need to police the world to insure the dolla is the currency standard as the whole ponzi scheme would come tumbling down otherwise, hence the need to set hussien up in iraq, and OBL in afghanstan, both to lay the bricks that gave us the impetus to take over and occupy the ME.

very small world at the top. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsL6mKxtOlQ








I have no quibble with the general point, but your lowest taxes are significantly off.

Many states have no state or local income taxes. Many people pay effectively a negative federal income tax due to the EITC.


http://www.marketwatch.com/story/45-of-americans-pay-no-federal-income-tax-2016-02-24

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/americans-pay-more-in-taxes-than-for-housing-food-clothes-combined-2016-04-13

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/18/2016 9:57:38 AM   
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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/18/2016 7:09:02 PM   
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I have no quibble with the general point, but your lowest taxes are significantly off.

Many states have no state or local income taxes. Many people pay effectively a negative federal income tax due to the EITC.

are you kidding me??? I am in Houston, no state income tax but man, do they fuck ya royally on the property taxes!!!!! plus there is sales tax, and various other taxes... they get it from ya one way or the other! so dont kid yourself/other people that there is no tax here..



They charge all these various service corps who pass the tax down to you, not to mention ALL licensing is a tax (technically)


A partial list of the various ways in which citizens of the US are taxed:

Accounts Receivable Tax
Building Permit Tax
Capital Gains Tax
CDL license Tax
Cigarette Tax
Corporate Income Tax
Court Fines (indirect taxes)
Deficit spending and debt servicing (Fiscal 2011 state and local debt per capita was $9184)
Dog License Tax
Federal Income Tax
Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA)
Fishing License Tax
Food License Tax
Fuel permit tax
Gasoline Tax
Hunting License Tax
Inflation <--and this on is the biggest silent running killer of all!
Inheritance Tax Interest expense (tax on the money)
Inventory tax IRS Interest Charges (tax on top of tax)
IRS Penalties (tax on top of tax)
Liquor Tax (Spirits, wine and beer)(From zero per gallon in Vermont to $34.22 in Washington for spirits)
Local Income Tax
Lottery (Fiscal 2011 per capita average was $59)
Luxury Taxes
Marriage License Tax
Medicare and Medicaid Taxes
Property Tax
Real Estate Tax
Septic Permit Tax
Service Charge Taxes
Social Security Tax
Road Usage Taxes (Truckers)
Sales Taxes
Recreational Vehicle Tax
Road Toll Booth Taxes
School Tax
State Income Tax
State Unemployment Tax (SUTA)
Telephone federal excise tax
Telephone federal universal service fee tax
Telephone federal, state and local surcharge taxes
Telephone minimum usage surcharge tax
Telephone recurring and non-recurring charges tax
Telephone state and local tax (Cell phone state and local tax rates in 2013 range from 1.85% in Oregon to 18.67% in Nebraska)
Telephone usage charge tax
Toll Bridge, Tunnel and Road Taxes
Traffic Fines (indirect taxation)
Trailer Registration Tax
Utility Taxes
Vehicle License Registration Tax
Vehicle Sales Tax
Watercraft Registration Tax
Well Permit Tax
Workers Compensation Tax



people only tend to focus on 'income' tax and forget about the impending death by 10,000 cuts

'Death By A Thousand Cuts'

This buzz word is derived from the idea that a small cut will not kill you but, if you get enough of them, you could bleed to death. The term is derived from an ancient form of torture, in which the condemned person was subjected to a number of less devastating wounds over time until the accumulation of damage eventually became fatal.


Interesting list to say the least.
The list does not make me happy.
Happy tax day, to all of us that bust our ass
for the government.


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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/18/2016 9:17:31 PM   
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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/45-of-americans-pay-no-federal-income-tax-2016-02-24

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/americans-pay-more-in-taxes-than-for-housing-food-clothes-combined-2016-04-13


45% who don't pay federal tax, how does that happen? They must be earning 0, since making 0 to $9xxx will already get you hit by 10% tax. Are there 45% house wives or unemployed in the US? Who receive no income?

https://www.irs.com/articles/projected-us-tax-rates-2016

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 12:34:24 AM   
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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/45-of-americans-pay-no-federal-income-tax-2016-02-24
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/americans-pay-more-in-taxes-than-for-housing-food-clothes-combined-2016-04-13

45% who don't pay federal tax, how does that happen? They must be earning 0, since making 0 to $9xxx will already get you hit by 10% tax. Are there 45% house wives or unemployed in the US? Who receive no income?
https://www.irs.com/articles/projected-us-tax-rates-2016


Greta, what you didn't get from that article is that those brackets are for Adjusted Gross Income (AGI). Your AGI is what's left after all your exemptions and deductions have been removed. Another thing the article doesn't mention (and there is no point for it to do so, as it's not relevant to tax brackets), is that after all your deductions are removed and your tax liability is determined, then come the credits you may or may not have.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjusted_gross_income

http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/how-to-pay-no-federal-income-tax.aspx

This is specifically for Federal Income taxes. This does not include Payroll Taxes, or other taxes.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 1:29:16 AM   
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Many states have no state or local income taxes. Many people pay effectively a negative federal income tax due to the EITC.

Please do not quit your job...my welfare cheque depends on you staying employed. Whiners like you are part of what constitutes "the thanks of a grateful nation" which is the essence of my welfare cheque.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 3:26:44 AM   
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjusted_gross_income

http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/how-to-pay-no-federal-income-tax.aspx

This is specifically for Federal Income taxes. This does not include Payroll Taxes, or other taxes.

Oh, so the deductions must be very generous for that many to pay nothing.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 3:47:54 AM   
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Oh, so the deductions must be very generous for that many to pay nothing.

Is your google broke?

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 2:48:56 PM   
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjusted_gross_income
http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/how-to-pay-no-federal-income-tax.aspx
This is specifically for Federal Income taxes. This does not include Payroll Taxes, or other taxes.

Oh, so the deductions must be very generous for that many to pay nothing.


It all depends. There are an amazing number of deductions, exemptions, and credits. Sometimes it's worth going to a tax professional simply because they know about more dollar saving tips.


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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 4:50:24 PM   
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We spend as a percentage of our income much lower amounts all those things including taxes than people in other parts of the world; this leaves a larger amount of money available to spend on health

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 5:02:16 PM   
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Is your google broke?

Unlike you Thompson, I prefer to hear from real citizens living in the country experiencing it who are willing to share their knowledge of their country.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/19/2016 7:06:14 PM   
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Is your google broke?

Unlike you Thompson, I prefer to hear from real citizens living in the country experiencing it who are willing to share their knowledge of their country.

It has been demonstrated over and over again that you do not live in that third world shithole called singapore.

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RE: April 18, 2016 -- Tax day in U.S. - 4/20/2016 8:12:58 PM   
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Is your google broke?

Unlike you Thompson, I prefer to hear from real citizens living in the country experiencing it who are willing to share their knowledge of their country.

It has been demonstrated over and over again that you do not live in that third world shithole called singapore.


It has been demonstrated, by you that you know fucking nothing. you have not the smarts to tell if someone is lying about where they are. you know fucking nothing about Singapore. They have a higher standard of living than us. low debt, and a better credit rating, THAN THE US. They have a favorable balance of trade, much better healthcare, a better infrastructure and just plain old a better looking country.

On the contrary, the US is looking more like a third world shithole every day. Haven't you noticed ? Or are you too dense to see our decline in standard of living, in infrastructure and in the economy in general ? Do you know what a GINI index is ? You look it up, I am not your teacher.

Your ignorance, Amerocentricity, hubris, and rudeness is evident on most of what you post. On the other hand... what has your apparent nemesis said ?

With your attitude, it seems like you are hoping to get ignored. Well I don't do that, know why ? If I ignored you I would not see your posts but everyone on the internet could. I reserve the right to call you an asshole because you are. More tha half of your posts are a personal attack on someone, and I can't remember the last time you supported any of your supposed rebuttals with any verifiable facts.

No, I will follow you around like a puppy dog now. Go ahead and ignore me nd you won't see what I post about you. Maybe that will be more comfortable for you, because I have found that people who dish it out all the time usually can't take it.

See, for you to insult me I have to respect you. So you cannot insult me. If I owned this forum I would consider throwing you the fuck off because you add very little but vitriol. However, at the same time I would like to give the other members a crack at you.

How does that grabya ?

T^T

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