Speaking of precious metals... I got a rough count on my brass: 2500 5.56 (about 2/3 of it is already tumbled) and about 4000 unprocessed 9mm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Speaking of precious metals... I got a rough count on my brass: 2500 5.56 (about 2/3 of it is already tumbled) and about 4000 unprocessed 9mm.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
That tax will be passed on to the passengers. And if the gov gets enough tax money back, we may very well start up gauging the concentration and frequencyQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Will we get rebates when studies show that we weren't as docile as we were supposed to be?
Nope, just more concentrated flights over your location!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Just returned from Florida. I bought an annual State Parks Pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Florida added state tax to the fee for the Pass.
Then I was at a State Park in the Keys.
They assessed Monroe County tax on the total cost of the annual Pass.
I told the Ranger that I thought the Government could not tax their own fees.
I was wrong.
[Dunno]
It's like paying taxes on a speeding ticket, which is already a fee!
Or paying income tax on Social Security. That one really rubs me...Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
This does happen and makes us really PO'd especially being reminded of this at income tax time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skip
That was taken pre-tax though so it's not the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skip
Your forced 6.2% (or whatever it is) is taken from gross.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
You are then taxed on the 6.2%.
If you consider SS to be a tax, it's a tax on tax.