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papau Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Nov-21-03 02:47 PM
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1. GOP judges protect corporate pretend deductions that exceed cost
Which is what this is.

No one else can deduct from taxes more than they spent on any given item that is deductible.

But these judges said these folks could.

And even after winning in Court, the separation of powers rules mean no refund unless Congress OK's the refund (for large refunds)

In DC a prior year error by DC that made you pay too much can be proven in Court - but you never get your money back if you are human.

Bush can not send our tax money out the door fast enough - as long as it goes to the rich and to corporations.

The only profit/gain/wage Bush wants to tax is the middle and lower class working mans labor one is paid for. Labor paid for via stock options (a CEO signed such a contract yesterday) should be tax free per Bush.

The 90% of the rich folks income that is investment income will be free of taxation once Bush is through.
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