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SO…. Let me get this Straight ??

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Carl Johnson's profile picture
Carl Johnson11 days ago

The corporation probably paid the guy's $82,000 salary. Should the money be taxed how many times? The corporation could pay the taxes and reduce his salary a commensurate amount. How would that fly?

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Free.to.choose11 days ago

My question is...who does that guy work for? That large corporation probably employed that guy. Giving him a job!!! If that corp was taxed on the 6 billion dollars there would be NO corporation to hire people and no job for that guy. People forget that businesses HIRE PEOPLE. He was able to feed his family because of a corporation. Does he want to take on ALL the costs of starting his own company? All the payroll tax, matching CPP (if in Canada) Unemployement insurance portions. You see the corporation has to pay a lot of the expenses that the individual doesn't. AND THEY GIVE PEOPLE JOBS. You can't punish this kind of prosperity because the little guy will hurt too. Just look at our pathetic liberal government taxing corporations and individuals regular tax. carbon tax, gst tax, provincial tax. And then the moron refuses trade deals that harm corporations and individuals. No wonder these corps move to the states. And guess what, So did the jobs. Yes everything has gone up for you and me BUT ALSO for the corporations. So do you still think punishing big corporations is wise?

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Sammy🇨🇦11 days ago

Elbows Up the @$$!

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discreet_guy11 days ago

Correction if you made 82000 you probably spent 86000 if your in Canada 😎

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Joe11 days ago

That $150million is called EBITDA. EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization, and it is a measure of a company's profitability from its core operations, excluding non-operational expenses. It helps assess how efficiently a business generates revenue without the effects of financing and accounting decisions.

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Dashimi11 days ago

He left out the part where there were also taxes on the 79k he spent surviving.

Koogs's profile picture
Koogs10 days ago

Yes sir. The gov. drafts a budget. Then they raise it 5%, lower it to 3% after debate. Then they claim they “cut the budget by 2%” when the net increased is 3%.

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Joseph Ianniello10 days ago

You’re a complete moron. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. Compare personal taxes to corporate taxes 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️.

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Wade Deacon11 days ago

Yep,the man has it.

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Wíñchéstër Cölt10 days ago

What a company "spends" is overhead on its business functions. What a person spends is not on his or her business, mostly. If you do spend some of your money on your business (office supplies, customer lunches, etc), then that gets subtracted from your taxable income. Should that change? I am with Trump: income should not be taxable. So I hope they change that some day.

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Cam11 days ago

Average Joe is LOSING .

He Who Walks In Shadows's profile picture
He Who Walks In Shadows9 days ago

Incorporate your life, things become cheaper. I've avoided a lot of tax that way.

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Crazy Warhead10 days ago

Abolish the IRS I really hope Trumpy makes good on that one. .... not gunna hold my breath though.

Jim's profile picture
Jim10 days ago

For Real!

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gabriel Bogdan10 days ago

another economic idiot: corporation don't pay taxes... Corporate tax is always passed through: lower after-tax returns to shareholders, lower wages for workers, and/or higher prices for consumers.

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Peter Karas10 days ago

Did you employ a hundred people while you got your 82k? A company with 6 billion in sales is definitely paying employees to generate that revenue. You’re missing the taxes they are already paying in tax on purchasing shipping etc etc . Risk and reward are motivating factors.

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Keith Stewart10 days ago

Moronic post from a guy who obviously slept through Econ 101 in High School. Democrats/Liberals are today's village idiots.

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Christofer Wilhelm11 days ago

Solution start your own business vs being an employee Nice try make 2 Totally different things the same! Sure you voted for Kamla

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rory strickland10 days ago

This why you shouldn't waste working for time and a pay cheque, put up the risk, funds, and liabilities and you too can write off your expenses.

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Joan Bendel11 days ago

In effect we are all just corporations (all caps name IS a corporation). Told my daughter years ago that taxation would be much more fair if I could deduct everything I spend to keep this little corporation running. Groceries, hydro, medical, telephone, etc.

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David Reinker10 days ago

In order for a business to make money, it first has to spend a lot of money. In order for you to make money working a job, you just have to go to work. If we levied taxes on all business income, running a business wouldn't be possible.

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Bob10 days ago

Wait until you turn 73 and have to take a mandatory distribution from your IRA so it can be taxed? But no other age group is subject to this distribution?

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Charlene Readman11 days ago

Make it make sense such a rip off

Romeo Ritlop's profile picture
Romeo Ritlop11 days ago

Checks Out.

🇨🇦In a More Dangerous & Divided World🥴🙄😂🤣💀's profile picture
🇨🇦In a More Dangerous & Divided World🥴🙄😂🤣💀10 days ago

I recommend doing your taxes. A recent year or few ago, I got a tax return of 20k! It felt like Christmas! 🎄

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JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦10 days ago

WOW ! I am ALWAYS Donating more and more!

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The_Rare_Gemini10 days ago

Another person that dont own their business.

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PsillySimons10 days ago

You’re still paying taxes lol everyone needs to stop paying taxes lol

John Tinner's profile picture
John Tinner10 days ago

A company is not a person. Tax rules are different for companies.

Chris Frampton's profile picture
Chris Frampton10 days ago

There is no law that your wages are taxable. Income and wages are two different things.

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Bruce Muller10 days ago

@grok is this a fair assessment or is he missing a few things?

Snowdog's profile picture
Snowdog10 days ago

You're an idiot. Holy fuck.

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Bryan Ryan11 days ago

he conveniently left out all his deduction like mortgage, the kid he just had, medical bills, rogain for his wifes 6 head and many others. He's rage baiting

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Jeffrey Clark10 days ago

Not feasible, so I will not comply,PERIOD!!! Fuck these assholes

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