ArdmoreRyno

Sure they won't. Sure. Its because your dream man is in the WH.

https://taxfoundation.org/permanent-build-back-better-middle-class-tax/ https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/middle-class-americans-bear-brunt-irs-audits-analysis-shows Middle-class Americans to bear brunt of IRS audits under Dem inflation bill, analysis shows Americans making less than $75,000 will be subject to 710,863 additional audits, according to the analysis Americans who earn less than $75,000 per year are slated to receive 60% of the additional tax audits expected under Democrats' spending package, according to an analysis released by House Republicans. The analysis, which is a conservative estimate based upon recent audit rates and tax filing data, shows that individuals with an annual income of $75,000 or less would be subject to 710,863 additional Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audits while those making more than $1 million would receive 52,295 more audits under the bill. The legislation, the Inflation Reduction Act, would roughly double the IRS' budget to increase enforcement and, therefore, federal tax revenue. "Value shoppers at Walmart and other retailers, already struggling with higher prices and more expensive fuel to drive to the store, will get hit with 710,000 additional audits thanks to the Manchin-Biden Democrat bill," House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Kevin Brady, R-Texas, said in a statement after releasing the study. "Every retailer in the U.S. who cares about their hard-hit customers should be fighting to block this unnecessary harassment of hard-working Americans," he added. Overall, the IRS would conduct more than 1.2 million more annual audits of Americans' tax returns, according to the analysis. Another 236,685 of the estimated additional audits would target individuals with an annual income between $75,000 and $200,000. To boost tax enforcement, the Inflation Reduction Act would appropriate more than $79 billion in additional funds to the IRS over the next decade, nearly doubling the agency's current budget. The IRS is expected to hire tens of thousands more agents to enhance enforcement efforts that are projected to increase revenue by $124 billion. In response to criticism about the expected uptick in tax audits under the bill, IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said Thursday that "audit rates" will not increase relative to recent years. The legislation doesn't explicitly guarantee that Americans making under $400,000 won't see tax increases under the IRS provision. The bill states that it is not "intended" to increase rates for taxpayers who aren't in the top 1% of earners. "There is language in this bill that provides some guidelines, but it's not at all a guarantee," William McBride, the vice president of federal tax and economic policy at the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, told FOX Business in an interview. "It indicates that the intent of the increased spending is not to target those earning less than $400,000. But intent is a somewhat squishy word." "The fact of the matter is most returns report income under $100,000," he continued. "That's where the money is, so to speak." McBride added that middle-class Americans aren't able to afford the same resources as wealthy individuals to avoid scrutiny. "There are certainly more resources as you go up the income scale, or more expertise, and the IRS knows it," he told FOX Business. "They will need to increase the audit rates on middle-class and low-income folks to get the sort of revenues they're claiming from this," McBride said. "People who don't have the resources get a letter in the mail from the IRS threatening them – what are they going to do? It might be an increase of a few bucks, a few hundred bucks that the IRS is requesting. Rather than go out and try to get a lawyer to fight it, they generally pay it." The White House referred FOX Business back to Rettig's comments.

The first tweet is dead on. FBI raiding an ex-presidents home... nearly 90,000 IRS agents hired, 96% of which are hired to go after people and taxes (not making the process quicker as the administration touts) which will NO DOUBT effect the middle and even lower class filers and you have ATF agents going to LEGAL GUN OWNERS HOMES asking to see their LEGAL firearms. Welcome to Biden's Nazi America

It's pretty obvious I'm an Oklahoma State guy (3rd generation alum). I used to go to a lot of POSSE (Oklahoma State's student athlete program for scholarships) auctions where I managed to snag a few jerseys over the years. I got Burnitz' jersey one year that the prices skyrocketed for the "bigger name" OSU alum (like Thurman, Sanders, John Starks, etc). I got Desmond Mason's USED senior jersey... get this... for $350. It would go for around $3500 now.

Have a good weekend my man. I'm out of the office till Monday!

Again, you seem to struggle with reading comprehension.

Not sure you understand the term "literally".

Again, strawman argument. Keep trying dude. You're good at grasping! (get rid of all cars to prevent car deaths)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlVYBixQNQ0

"Call me Ishmael" - BillStime

I only have one NFL jersey... Thurman Thomas (autographed). I'm in the process of getting it framed for my office. Nearly all my jerseys are framed and autographed. Most are game used. I've never been one to wear jerseys to games. NFL Thurman Thomas - Home jersey, autographed (framing pending) NCAA Barry Sanders (Oklahoma State FB) - Holiday Bowl, framed and autographed Desmond Mason (Oklahoma State BB) - Senior black away game/season used, framed and autographed Tatum Bell (Oklahoma State FB) - Freshman game used orange (home) jersey #33 (he changed it to 7 later), framed and autographed Maurice Baker (Oklahoma State BB) - Junior game used black away/season used, with the 10 patch (Ok State plane crash in 2001 that claimed 10 lives), framed and autographed Chianti Roberts (Oklahoma State BB) - Black signing day jersey, autographed RW McQuarters (Oklahoma State FB) - Junior orange game used, autographed MLB Jeremy Burnitz (Milwaukee Brewers) - Grey home game used jersey (with the Iron Workers patch), framed and autographed

Strawman much?

Because I (and clearly, many others on this forum) think you're an idiot with your political stances? They disagree, so they are trolls. Gotcha

Seriously? WTF would I be here if I wasn't? (ever heard of Thurman Thomas? When he was drafted in 1988 from my alma mater (I was 13), I started to follow the Bills. I fell in love with them, despite living in an area where everyone is a damn Dallas fan) That okay with you?

Don't live in Florida, I live in the Texoma area and it's a gorgeous place, minus the 100+ degree weather the past month. Rivers, creeks, lakes, green, rolling hills, SPACE. I have 30 acres outside of the town I live in and can go outside and do pretty much whatever TF I want to do. I'm 90 minutes from DFW, 90 minutes from OKC. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. I'm not too concerned about ammo brother. Sorry to burst your bubble, there are a plethora of manufactures out there... but best of all? I roll my own. Only thing I don't load is .22LR. You going to ban lead? LOL

One of the BEST home self defense guns in the United States. I don't really care WTF you have to say to be honest, no one is taking my collection (which has never harmed a soul... like 99.9% of all AR platforms). You're so damn idiotic, you HARP and FIXATE on ONE weapons platform that accounts for 0.02% of ALL gun homicides and 0.0088% of ALL gun deaths. Yea, the AR is the issue 🤣 Not sure the relevance. Maybe you can explain why that matters?

Overall dude... NY State is top 10 in healthcare, but they overall rank about 20th. I can post a dozen links ranking the top 10 states and Florida is every one.

This is why gun rights are so important.... That we have RIGHTS to firearms, despite how they make YOU feel. You'd not see these type of photos if the left didn't attack the 2A at every turn.

Pretty clear... you've missed their point.

And none of those people will ever use their firearms in a violent way. Unlike criminals on the streets.

Businesses still have the right to deny or allow whatever they like.

Education Quality of Life Job opportunities Health care Taxes Crime Overall Economy I can add more if you like. Just use this new invention called "Google"

Nice try troll. Florida is top 10 in best states to live. You can pretend the sky is purple all you want, doesn't make it true.

Moronic tweet from an anti-gunner. If you buy a firearm, you have to be legal to do so. You can't own a firearm if you have a felony, use drugs, have a DV charge, protection order, etc. Murder is illegal. You can't buy a firearm from a dealer w/o completing a national background check. Since 1997 when the study of right-to-carry (both shall-issue and permitless carry) laws’ impact on crime began, 40 of the 52 studies showed that the implementation of right-to-carry laws either did not increase or coincided with a decrease in violent crime. (and Florida is one of the best states to live in at this moment. WAAAY more than NY)