/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>53848882
Any girl you kiss has had their mouths around some guys cock while they shot hot jizz in her mouth.

Enjoy your used goods.

Can someone explain why Americans put up with their current taxes?

Didn't Americans originally go to war because they didn't want to pay British taxes? "No Taxation without Representation" ring a bell? Taxes were supposed to be a temporary thing to help fund the civil war. Now we pay up to 37% in taxes.

>>24040368
>Tories
>Socialist

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>>5238252
>sitting in tether

>>4369513
unless it's not a scam. maybe watch that second link and try to form a rebuttal. I'd love to here it.

>>3833972

I'll take real world application over shilling shitcoin memes any day...

https://www.ft.com/content/8dcd3fa4-adbb-11e7-beba-5521c713abf4

"The company on Tuesday announced several new customers had signed up to start using its technology for cross-border payments, including France’s Crédit Agricole, Brazil’s Bexs Banco and Uruguay’s dLocal.

It also said that SEB, the Swedish bank, had used Ripple’s system to transfer $180m between Sweden and the US in recent months to help manage the cash balances of one of the bank’s large corporate customers."

https://ripple.com/insights/ripplenet-grows-to-over-100-financial-institutions/?platform=hootsuite

"In a precedent-setting moment, Cuallix became the first worldwide institution to use xRapid — Ripple’s solution that utilizes XRP as a liquidity tool — to reduce the cost of sending cross-border payments from the U.S. to Mexico.

Cuallix moved to the forefront of digital payments by using digital assets to remove the inefficiencies and red tape associated with processing and sourcing liquidity."

>>2896289
Which crypto would be used to purchase the pass?

>>2893709
google stock split please....

>>1001684
>HR

>>937851
>Loopholes don't exist
I should have stopped reading right there. Obviously loopholes DO exist, otherwise we wouldn't have a word for it.
Major corporations form loopholes out of paying their employees a living wage all the time. The Ms America pageant falsely advertises giving you MUCH MORE money than it actually by valuing the total cost of tuition from all colleges you could conceivably go to, even though you will go to one of them.
All major ISPs form a large oligopoly on fixing prices of their overpriced services, that are tax-subsidized so we all pay for even if we don't all use them.
Planes with bullshit the "transparency act" are allowed to display a dishonest price by labeling necessities like THE SEAT and THE FUEL TO CARRY THE PLANE as deluxe surcharges.
>Hey It costs 5 bucks for a trip to france, but 5000 dollars extra for the fuel to get there.
<Oh hey, can I opt-out of the FUEL, and just GET ME THERE? Like can I just have you push the plane with your bare hands until we arrive? Oh? You can't? Then WHY DON'T JUST INCLUDE THAT IN THE FUCKING PRICE SO I DON'T HAVE TO HAVE MY BALLS LOCKED DOWN WHEN I'M CAUGHT BY SURPISE LIKE THIS?"

>>937851
>Not if it contains a program designed to steal personal information and convey it to you. You may be innocent until proven guilty, but both the judge and jury are allowed to draw reasonable inferences from the facts, and those inferences are valid evidence of your guilt.
Not until you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

>>772352
Look, if you have no problems with effectively paying around 75% of your money to the tax jew, more power to you. I, however, am outta here as soon as I can. But only after I got my "free" education.

Please stop shitposting in my thread and let's keep it English shall we ?

>>697849
>I'd rather risk it all than having the interest compound
I shiggy diggy

>>686780
>Enjoying math or CS
I shiggy diggy.

>>650370
Do you fags ever get tired of asking the same questions every day?

>>618283
>completely ignoring crossnational variances in price levels and cost of living

I don't even know where to start with this in all honesty. When working full-time at minimum wage leaves you below the poverty line, expecting significant saving among the lowest-income Americans is pants-on-head retarded, regardless of how high the interest rates are.

>oh why don't they just save anyway and that way they'll have more money in the future to invest and use thanks to the interest they'll get on the savings they accrue now

I mean yeah this is a good idea, but it still relies on the assumption that there's even a miniscule amount of income that they can afford to devote to savings without literally starving or being kicked out of their ramshackle living quarters.

>buying when there isn't a dip.

>investing in listed stocks