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Post #297 Comments from a distributor. Posted by KingPinGames (5 years ago)

Post #304 More info from a distributor. Posted by KingPinGames (5 years ago)

Post #355 Economic nexus test, uses Louisiana as an example. Posted by iceman44 (5 years ago)

Post #415 Comment from distributor. Posted by Gexchange (5 years ago)

Post #465 State by state tracker. Posted by flynnibus (5 years ago)

Post #505 Some expierence for 2019 and suggestions. Posted by Pinzap (5 years ago)

Post #513 Break down of thresholds state by state Posted by Hemispheres (5 years ago)

Post #579 Answer to the "how will the state know" question from a large distributor. Posted by Gexchange (5 years ago)

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Quoted from Luckydogg420:
The top 10 percent have NO IDEA how bad the bottom 45 percent have it. Pay people a good living wage and they will be more then happy to contribute their share of taxes.
Can’t take blood from a stone.

You are wrongly assuming that many in the top 10% didn’t grow up or start out in the bottom 45%. Class warfare has never accomplished anything useful. I just read an article about how the share of the worlds population in the middle-class has risen sharply over the last 50 years and is continuing to grow, mainly due to China and India adopting their own brand of free market, i.e. capitalist, principles.

Quoted from usandthem:
Percentage of income is what matters, not amount. Warren Buffett even admits that his secretary pays a higher percentage of her income than him. When passive income (capital gains) is taxed at a lower rate than active income (people who work for a living), things are skewed for the rich. Sales taxes or any flat taxes are regressive and affect working and poor classes more since a much higher percentage of their income needs to be spent in order to live.
As far as you or any other rich person "moving away", yeah right.

And his secretary likely makes well over $250k a year.

And the “rich” are largely pension funds and 401k’s owned by the “working” class.

Quoted from brett:
Between income tax, sales tax, personal use tax, payroll tax, and property taxes we can pay over 70% in taxes a year.
And they say, we don’t pay anything.

Don’t forget corporate tax that’s priced into everything you buy.

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