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janetupnorth said:Hmm...Obama just talked about raising taxes for Warren Buffet...
What does that mean to me?
Hmm...maybe higher shipping charges next round because Warren's profits are going to taxes?
Sorry, but I think that tax plan DOES NOT help 95% of Americans...
cathyskitchen said:Um, it means WARREN BUFFET himself will have higher taxes, b/c he's one of the wealthiest men in this country. He's not talking about taxing his companies. It doesn't mean higher taxes to you - it means higher taxes to the 5% of this country who make so much money that we can't even fathom (and who can afford to help bail out other companies, which he'll surely get a tax break for!) .
janetupnorth said:Hmm...Obama just talked about raising taxes for Warren Buffet...
What does that mean to me?
Hmm...maybe higher shipping charges next round because Warren's profits are going to taxes?
Sorry, but I think that tax plan DOES NOT help 95% of Americans...
JAE said:And if Warren Buffet can afford to pay higher taxes why doesn't he just have his companies give everyone raises so his profit will be less? If he doesn't need the money, why doesn't he spread his wealth in that way?
I hear you Shawna... woe to us if Barack is elected... the taxes will push us from a recession to a depression...Shawnna said:He is talking about taxing businesses. He is talking about raising the taxes for businesses who bring in $250,000 each year...not businesses who profit 250, but bring it into their business. My business runs $250,000 through it easily every year, but I certainly don't make near that...lucky to clear $40,000 for our family of 5. All businesses have expenses. My husband and I do not mark up our products like most companies. We desire to make a living, but not at the expense of others. We give a lot of stuff away FREE to churches, and funerals, and other non-profit organizations. Yes these are tax write-offs, but we will still be having to pay a higher tax rate if Obama is elected. Small businesses can barely make it with the taxes they are required to pay now. The government is pushing all of the small businesses out and making more room for "big business"...giant corporations.
JAE said:And if Warren Buffet can afford to pay higher taxes why doesn't he just have his companies give everyone raises so his profit will be less? If he doesn't need the money, why doesn't he spread his wealth in that way?
Stampaholic1961 said:I'm trying to find my source but I heard yesterday that 4 out of 5 financial people are "scared" that Obama will be elected. They think it will be horrible for the country.
WLMcCoy said:I definately don't agree w/ higher taxes for higher paid Americans.. They work hard to earn $250,000+ annually.. Should the top 10% of people who sell Pampered Chef pay more taxes b/c they work harder? No way!!
It's so logical that we all just say it because it's the first thing that comes to our minds. It's one of those "duh" moments.pampchefrhondab said:WooHoo - someone else who thinks the same way I do! I said this is another post!
Shawnna said:the thing that gets me the most is that we work harder and harder to make ends meet, we pay more taxes and then our money is handed over to illegal immigrants and people who are just too stinking lazy to get off their butts and get a job...lots of people in my area don't work at all and they make more money than I do because they are getting my tax dollars. I am not saying every welfare recipient is that way, I'm just saying that their are too many of them out there and it is running rampant in my area.
Jennie4PC said:I have said this before but I dont see why we cant do a flat tax say tax 10% period. No write offs or any thing. That way people cant cheat the system.
Warren Buffet is an American business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. He is widely considered one of the most successful investors in the world and is the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.
Warren Buffet's success can be attributed to his disciplined approach to investing, his ability to identify undervalued companies, and his long-term investment strategy. He also has a keen understanding of the market and a strong business acumen.
As of 2021, Warren Buffet's net worth is estimated to be around $100 billion, making him one of the wealthiest people in the world.
Warren Buffet's investment philosophy is centered around the idea of value investing, which involves finding undervalued companies and holding onto them for the long-term. He also believes in investing in companies with strong fundamentals and a competitive advantage.
Warren Buffet's success and investment strategies have had a significant impact on the business world. He is often regarded as a role model for investors and his annual letters to shareholders are highly anticipated. He has also pledged to donate the majority of his wealth to philanthropic causes, setting an example for other wealthy individuals to give back to society.