
Posted by taxguru on September 29, 2004
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Privatizing Social Security
Posted by taxguru on September 28, 2004
The usual suspects are screaming bloody murder about the possibility of changing the current Ponzi Scheme system to allow people more control over their own retirement funds rather than trusting in the bozos in DC.
Some good articles.
Raising the Stakes on Social Security Reform – From the Cato Institute
Manipulating Numbers: The Mythical $940 Billion Fee for Social Security Personal Retirement Accounts – From the Heritage Foundation
Privatizing Social Security – From Thomas Sowell
Privatizing Social Security: Part II – More From Thomas Sowell
A Trillion Lies – From James T. Miller
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Posted by taxguru on September 28, 2004
One Cheer for the Tax Extender Package
More firms flee Big Four accountants
Banks Want Credit Unions to Pay Taxes, Sherman Says
Foreign Tax Havens Costly to U.S., Study Says – The capitalist response to this situation is to lower US tax rates so that there is less incentive shift profits to other countries; and not to further harass companies, as is the natural reaction of many of our rulers.
Taxpayer Bill of Rights Proposed For Maine – Thanks to The Club For Growth’s Andrew Roth for keeping an eye on the tax battles in the smaller states.
Citizen Group Calls Tax Cut Extension a Good Start, Not the Finish of Relief Effort for Taxpayers
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Posted by taxguru on September 27, 2004
SEATTLE MAN ORDERED TO STOP PREPARING TAX RETURNS – Cleaning out another bad apple from our profession.
Revised Data Show Some Candidates’ States Profit from Federal Taxing and Spending, Others Foot Bill
WHY DON’T YOU STUDY THE PLAN BEFORE YOU COMMENT ON IT? – Neal Boortz nails a stupid CPA who has spouted off against the Fair Tax plan without having the foggiest idea of what it entails. I’m no longer surprised, but I am still disappointed, in how many CPAs and other tax pros are high tax loving Marxists. I feel very sorry for their clients who are paying them to keep their tax bills high.
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Posted by taxguru on September 26, 2004
A perfect illustration of how bad all so-called experts, including top scientists, are at predicting the future, this is a funny picture of what a scientist in 1954 thought a home computer would look like in 2004.
Update 1: This picture may be a hoax, showing a nuclear ship’s controls and not an actual imagined “home computer.”
Update 2: Snopes.com has debunked this as a fake picture; but acknowledges that it does represent what many people back in 1954 did envision a home computer would look like.
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Posted by taxguru on September 25, 2004
Would Senator Kerry’s Budget Really Reduce the Deficit?
Congress Extends Middle-Class Tax Breaks
Congress Increases Pay While Promoting Government Inefficiency
Do Your Homework to Get the Dividend Tax Break
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2005 Federal Income Tax Schedules
Posted by taxguru on September 24, 2004
I am constantly being asked when the 2005 tax rate schedules, indexed for inflation, will be available and posted on my main website. Every year, some private sector tax experts (even geekier than I am) release their predictions of what those inflation adjustments will be; often months before IRS announces its official figures, which are usually almost exactly the same.
CCH has released its Tax Projections for 2005
Update: I have posted a page with these 2005 figures on my main website. The figures I used are those calculated under the assumption that the current pending legislation to extend the tax rate schedules passes, which is extremely likely to happen.
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