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Most here can pass my "5th grade quiz". You can't, as you've demonstrated on numerous occasions.This is why I laugh at your so called genius. Your little worldview doesnt seem to extend outside of Waco.
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Stick to your 5th grade quizzes. Once again, you know not of what you speak.
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I actually learned this while I slept through High School Economics 101. Technically, it can be said stock holders pay some corporate taxes.Your classical mechanics class is still paying dividends....we can lay our heads on our pillows and come to the same conclusion.
Charter Communications collects corporate taxes from me, passes them to city, state, county, Fed and the Midway Independent School District. So far, Charter has never been known to absorb a corporate tax rate hike. My cable bill takes the hit.
As far as corporate taxes are concerned, the .Gov is nothing more than a Public Service Commission. All utilities are reimbursed for outlays plus a return on investment. Same principle here, the consumer bears the increase in corporate taxes. Only the mentally inferior don't understand the process.
Nice dodge.
Now about that oi and gas employment. Care to continue to make a fool out of yourself?
You must have slept thru economics. That’s very apparent.
Those aren’t corporate taxes, those are user, or excise taxes, doofus. It seems fifth grade quizzes is your limit.
Meh, I have been here since 2007. Was here for Gubber, Shermgeezy, etc. I just changed logins in 2017.
Family member flames have always been off limits, except for 1776’s running joke. He gets a pass.
What part of "same principle" did you miss Class Dunce? Corporations either raise prices to offset taxes (EBIT for the slow....... won't keep pace alone) so guess who picks up the tab? Consumers AND shareholders. Either they raise prices or lose profitability, or in some cases go broke.
Poor BSC. 😂
Those aren’t the same principle at all. That’s why you are a bean counter and not a businessma. Excise taxes are automatically passed on to the consumer. Corporate taxes may or may not be, depending on the market.
I understand why you are confused, never having run a business.
I understand why you are confused, never having run a business.
NavigatorII understands economics better than his opponent. How do I know? His opponent just won't let us forget.
I'll never be a business ma. When did you get your tranny surgery, BTW? 😂
Let's try again for the slow........corporate taxes either hurt the consumer or the shareholders, usually both. At the end of the day, it's a tax on us all.............whether it is in cost of goods or in our retirement accounts. It makes no difference at all whether a cost is below the line or above the line on an income statement.........eventually, it is passed through.
Where NavigatorII fails miserably? Getting through to the slow is completely beyond his reach.
Haven't you been embarrassed enough. Throw in the towel.
PS. Your passive aggressive approach is very womanly.Man up, dude.
You’re only saying that because you never slept through a course in classical mechanics.
Finally, a good one from you. Maybe sleeping better? Thought you would never pull out if your funk
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