/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.58406234]

Tax day is a humiliation ritual.

[Anonymous No.58406258]

you violent half-monkeys need to be kept chained to the wheels of industry. trust me, it's for your own good.

[Anonymous No.58406265]

>>58406234
I did TurboTax this year and it was pretty easy.
Just did it 2 weeks ago, and got my refund back already. What pisses me off is that I can't phonepost from work now.

[Anonymous No.58406278]

>>58406265
What would the founding fathers have to say about US citizens being forced to spend 2 hours while having to pay for a third party program to calculate whether they owe 25% or 32% of their income.

[Anonymous No.58406283]

>>58406278
it files it for you too and it's mostly free. it only took an hour. don't be a dick.

[Anonymous No.58406289]

if you never make any money you never need to pay taxes!

[Anonymous No.58406291]

>>58406265
Spend 20 bucks of your refund on a 4pass, anon; it's only roughly 5.5 cents a day

[Anonymous No.58406294]

test

[Anonymous No.58406302]

>>58406289
Neets cant stop winning who is going to stop them!?!?

[Anonymous No.58406304]

>>58406291
yeah I might do that actually
>no homo

[Anonymous No.58406313]

>>58406234
You will own nothing and be happy
I just love seeing Truflation data and watching how the dollar is getting fucked by the feds and the congress giving 1.3b to Israel and Ukraine

I love giving money to shitty third world country

[Anonymous No.58406317]

>>58406265
i have to pay them im gonna lose it

[Anonymous No.58406338]

>>58406317
why is it difficult for you?

[Anonymous No.58406342]

>>58406313
>Ukraine
>third world country
where do you live anon?

[Anonymous No.58406345]

>>58406313
USA USA USA USA

[Anonymous No.58406429]

>>58406278
you're not forced to use a third party service, so they would have been fine with it under the doctrine of freedom of contract.

Additionally the founding fathers gave congress the authority to lay taxes as much as they wanted. It's true that prior to the 16th amendment there was no income tax, but that doesn't mean there were no federal taxes paid on an individual basis. Any arguments that there were no federal taxes prior to the 16th amendment (or that the federal income tax is somehow unconstitutional) are wrong. Originally congress would pass what were called apportionment taxes, meaning congress would pass a national tax, and then a share of it would have to be paid by each state driven by population. But the problem with this is that it didn't factor in income at all. So if you lived in a state with a high population but low average income your federal tax burden would be higher than if you were living in a state with a low population but high average income. So federal taxes had the potential to be highly regressive. The federal income tax was introduced because it was seen as fairer.

Btw, as a side note, the Supreme Court upheld Obamacare because of the penalty you have to pay if you don't have insurance, since that's a tax and the constitution gives congress unlimited authority to impose taxes.

Anyway, the founding fathers also had no problems with state income taxes, sales taxes, tariffs, and property taxes. Those all existed in America from the very beginning.

[Anonymous No.58406453]

>>58406265
Pass, faggot. $20 is nothing to the joy of work phoneposting

[Anonymous No.58406548]

>>58406234
no when AGRS is literally paying my taxes being my favorite tax evasion system kek