What's the most you've paid the tax man in a year?

[Creditplz]

I'm $500 away from my total net income last year as of today.... Looks like the tax man will have a fun time soon enough :,l

[Anonymous]

Time to eliminate the IRS.

[Anonymous]

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@Revelate wrote:

120K

Was a good year albeit was working my ass off in Alaska for it, never made anywhere close to that again.

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Now you know that the more you can pay will serve as your community contribution in our quest to support "mom, apple pie and Chevrolet"

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Time to eliminate the IRS.

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Jobs ... where are we going to employ all the persons that would be put out of work? As I think about the content of this thread ... it reminds me of a concept from Economics in college where we learned about the "transfer of wealth".

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Time to eliminate the IRS.

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Jobs ... where are we going to employ all the persons that would be put out of work? As I think about the content of this thread ... it reminds me of a concept from Economics in college where we learned about the "transfer of wealth".

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Plenty of other jobs are available. There is so much mismanagement and cluelessness within the IRS and waste/overlap within government agencies that it isn't even funny.

[Anonymous]

Thomas Thumb - just an opinion, but I think that the government needs to have no involvement in the student loan industry whatsoever.  Lower the cost of education to a reasonable level, and create additional funding opportunities for students privately (either via financial institutions or within the schools) to make an education possible for students.

Certain states have also made a tuition-free education at a state school possible for students with a B average or higher in high school. There are other options besides the government mucking up and profiting from involvement in the student loan industry,

[greent]

WoW!, I'm complaining at 1326. Made a payment arrangement. LOL.