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Feb. 3rd is the anniversary of the day the music died, on two counts.
On February 3, 1959, a small-plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa, United States killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson, as well as the pilot, Roger Peterson.
The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration.
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In case you are kidnapped during a business trip, and have to pay a ransom to abductors, the amount paid to the kidnappers can be shown as "business expenditure" to claim tax exemption on it. Sounds crazy? Well, that’s what the order issued by Jabalpur High Court has to say. Sukhnandan Jain, a businessman, was allowed to claim tax deduction on the money he had to pay to kidnappers.
In new versions of Monopoly, the 10% option isn't available anymore - it's just a flat $200 payment.
Good thing I have an accountant or else I would be pulling my hair out!!! Too bad the forms are so complicated that I have to hire one!
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For those of you who don't live near one of the Great Lakes, lake effect snow is when cold air passing over one of the Lakes picks up moisture, dropping it as snow up to several miles inland. The sky is brighter than usual during these types of snowfalls; snowclouds are normally a solid steel gray.
After the normal snow had fallen by noon on Thursday, February 5, the lake effect snow kept falling until 6pm, adding 2-3" to what was already a 3" snowfall.
There's also a local park full of lighted figurines advertising various local businesses -- again a combination of community, Christmas, and commerce!
April 17th (this year) was the deadline for those in The United States to have completed filing their income taxes. This year “Tax Day” was punctuated by protest rallies. The one pictured here took place in downtown Los Angeles’s Pershing Square at 4:30 pm and called on millionaires to support tax reforms. Singers and speakers voiced tax reform support. Actors played the parts of America’s millionaire 1% (AKA “tax dodgers”). The attending crowd was encouraged to play “dodge ball” with the “tax dodgers,” register to vote and sign forms supporting California Governor Jerry Brown’s New Revenue Plan, which will increase state revenue by $8 billion a year and guarantees funding for public services (such as teachers, police and firefighters). Protestors also turned their attention on raising public awareness of the Democrat’s Buffet Rule (a measure recently blocked by Senate Republicans) which would force the nation's top earners to pay at least 30 percent of their income in taxes.
Organized by Good Jobs LA (which includes members of Occupy LA and SEIU, the Service Employees International Union) the Tax Day protests also included other activities. Over 1,000 people caused traffic delays and rolling street closures by marching through the Los Angeles financial district at noon. Banners were hung from downtown overpasses and intersections during the morning commute. And at 11:00 pm the gathering of signatures for the Governor’s initiative, from last minute tax-filers, continued at the Los Angeles Airport Post Office.
photographed Apr 17, 2012, Pershing Square, Los Angeles, California
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RDP: Okay, guys...I'm going to need some time for quiet while I figure out these tax forms.
Trunko: We'll helpers you with that! We're experts at taxing people!
Babo: You betters! And I can see that we're going to likers this tax former!
Peaco: Yeppers--This formers is asking us about a "Third Party!" Did we miss out on the firster two parties?
RDP: Argh! And I can't even claim these guys as dependants, either!!!
Have a HUM
#2 of 52/2 March 25 2013
And remember to file your taxer forms!
"The society that puts equality before freedom will end up with neither. The society that puts freedom before equality will end up with a great measure of both."
— Milton Freedman (1912-2006)
• Founded the Free to Choose Network, teaching people the value of liberty worldwide on television, radio, in print, and now on the Internet.
• Economic advisor to Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater, liberalized economic policy in Chile and Estonia
• "I think the government solution to a problem
is usually as bad as the problem and very often makes the problem worse."
• Founded School Choice organization EdChoice
• Helped end The Draft in the United States
• Called "the most influential economist of the second half of the 20th century ... possibly of all of it" by The Economist "One of the great mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions rather than their results."
April 17th (this year) was the deadline for those in The United States to have completed filing their income taxes. This year “Tax Day” was punctuated by protest rallies. The one pictured here took place in downtown Los Angeles’s Pershing Square at 4:30 pm and called on millionaires to support tax reforms. Singers and speakers voiced tax reform support. Actors played the parts of America’s millionaire 1% (AKA “tax dodgers”). The attending crowd was encouraged to play “dodge ball” with the “tax dodgers,” register to vote and sign forms supporting California Governor Jerry Brown’s New Revenue Plan, which will increase state revenue by $8 billion a year and guarantees funding for public services (such as teachers, police and firefighters). Protestors also turned their attention on raising public awareness of the Democrat’s Buffet Rule (a measure recently blocked by Senate Republicans) which would force the nation's top earners to pay at least 30 percent of their income in taxes.
Organized by Good Jobs LA (which includes members of Occupy LA and SEIU, the Service Employees International Union) the Tax Day protests also included other activities. Over 1,000 people caused traffic delays and rolling street closures by marching through the Los Angeles financial district at noon. Banners were hung from downtown overpasses and intersections during the morning commute. And at 11:00 pm the gathering of signatures for the Governor’s initiative, from last minute tax-filers, continued at the Los Angeles Airport Post Office.
photographed Apr 17, 2012, Pershing Square, Los Angeles, California
Its getting to be that time of the year again! I get to send off that lovely check off to the federal government. Make sure you have your taxes off by April 18th or expect a friendly letter from the IRS