Moving money within a retirement account, or even between retirement accounts does not incur capital gains, either.
Bronzebeard
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...you don't cash out your entire retirement accounts but when you retire.
250k in capital gains, and instead of the usual 10%, you're paying 17% on it. Because that's a shit ton of stock to sell in one year
It's called that if you're not a billionaire and it's legal, too. Taking your personal deduction is tax avoidance.
"any man that has to say, "I am king" is no true king"
They're very stupid. Most adults have reading comprehension below a 6th grade level
Did we already forget that BG3 existed like once year later...?
Maybe they can save some money by protecting fewer pedos?
Those subsidies mostly go to huge Ag corps that pretend they're split up into hundreds of little family farms...
It also wouldn't be running out of wages hadn't been stagnating for the last several decades.
As more and more people earn less and less of the country's output, that means more of it is above that cap, in the hands of the rich, and never put into the fund.
It doesn't fund itself, but it's a completely separate fund [bucket of money] than the rest of the government budget, with a specific tax that goes directly to it and nothing else.
Nah, he's basically projecting that he's in a position to remove any agency blocking anything he wants to do with his company. We'll see if Congress actually lets him do it
These chat bots only have a limited pool of responses, to prevent them saying weird shit. They're just looking for certain key words or things closely related to their key words that direct them to specific lines.
Company I work at has a very similar one. And it's not likely checking to see if there's anybody working the queue before it asks if you want a live human