Finance crew: buy this ish NOW

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

Why is Dollar-To-Dollar important? Because it determines how many dollars earned it will take you to purchase the object of wealth. If you go into the economy and earn that wage you're transmitting approx half your labor to the Federal Government. You need to start thinking outside of your traditional education on finance and start seeing the bigger picture. What can you service or good can you invoice on with a minimal tax in the transaction? Do you want to give the government 50cents for every dollar you earn?
If I go earn that wage and what I want to buy is $4000 I'll have to earn about $8000 to cover the transaction. If you're a speculator, have traditional education in finance or are absolutely third party programmed you're obviously going to miss it.

I can invoice for $1000 and keep that $1000 entirely. All I have to do is turn around and re-invest it into something so my wealth grows much faster than yours will. It's not really about knowing technical shit like you guys were programmed to believe. It is about preserving what your produce and keeping looters (governmental agencies) from looting it.

Who the hell pays the government 50% of their money in the first place?

 

[BryanCain]

Who the hell pays the government 50% of their money in the first place?

You probably don't even know you do it. LoL.

 

[arsonbob 10+ year member]

Who the hell pays the government 50% of their money in the first place?

People who sell cash out on 6 figures worth of stock at one time, or so, that's how my dad got that punishment.

6 figure salaries get pwned with about 37% taxes I think too.

 

[bigbirney420 10+ year member]

People who sell cash out on 6 figures worth of stock at one time, or so, that's how my dad got that punishment.
6 figure salaries get pwned with about 37% taxes I think too.

Not if they know what they are doing, there are so many tax deferred accounts and investments out there if money is placed right you can deduct many investments, and not have to pay Capital gains.

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

People who sell cash out on 6 figures worth of stock at one time, or so, that's how my dad got that punishment.
6 figure salaries get pwned with about 37% taxes I think too.

Number one capital gains is something different than straight income. Number two not all of their income is taxed at 37%. I forget the tables off the top of my head but I assure you its not as bad as you think. Number three if you make that kind of money you have tax write-offs.

 

[bigbirney420 10+ year member]

Why is Dollar-To-Dollar important? Because it determines how many dollars earned it will take you to purchase the object of wealth. If you go into the economy and earn that wage you're transmitting approx half your labor to the Federal Government. You need to start thinking outside of your traditional education on finance and start seeing the bigger picture. What kind of service or good can you invoice on with a minimal tax in the transaction? Do you want to give the government 50cents for every dollar you earn?
If I go earn that wage and what I want to buy is $4000 I'll have to earn about $8000 to cover the transaction. If you're a speculator, have traditional education in finance or are absolutely third party programmed you're obviously going to miss it.

I can invoice for $1000 and keep that $1000 entirely. All I have to do is turn around and re-invest it into something so my wealth grows much faster than yours will. It's not really about knowing technical shit like you guys were programmed to believe. It is about preserving what your produce and keeping looters (governmental agencies) from looting it.

I am sure that will last forever

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

I am sure that will last forever

Or at least until he moves out of his parents house and has real bills.

 

[BryanCain]

I am sure that will last forever

Why wouldn't it? I play by the rules. The rules I use rarely ever change and when they do they're is another portal that usually opens. The people it changes on is Individuals. Of course I am taxed but more or less at only 5%. I mean I got to pay to maintain my entity, but I am not directly taxed on my expenses or income like most of you.

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

I am curious how, exactly, do you keep all the money without paying taxes on it...maybe your entire investment rollover tax free.

Perhaps I can learn something today. Could you be more specific about the transactions?

 

[BryanCain]

Or at least until he moves out of his parents house and has real bills.

Are you saying I can't convey enough goods or services to enough human beings to support my personal consumption?

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

You probably don't even know you do it. LoL.

I'd guarantee my salary vs yours I dont. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

And the item in question you wish to purchase isn't taxed? I know of nothing not taxed anywhere in the value stream.

 

[BryanCain]

I'd guarantee my salary vs yours I dont. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

I don't have a salary. LoL.

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

Are you saying I can't convey enough goods or services to enough human beings to support my personal consumption?

Im saying if you pay sunken costs you dont build 100% into wealth.

 

[Flipx99 5,000+ posts]

Are you saying I can't convey enough goods or services to enough human beings to support my personal consumption?

Right...but to avoid taxation to such an extent. The sales tax alone in my state are ~ 10%.