There is a lot of misinformation about taxes. One of those misconceptions is the recently bantered about fact that 51% of Americans pay no Federal income taxes. Unfortunately life is complicated and so is tax policy. This article explains the “why” of this 51% figure and how it should not be used to raise taxes on middle and lower income taxpayers.. http://fb.me/Hwbfe7p7
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Just received a 433 page continuing education course on Corporate Tax Planning that must be completed by May 28, 2011. I’ve gone and done it to myself again but… ”Work saves us from three great evils: boredom, vice and need.” Voltaire.
Or is it “No Rest for the Wicked” Ozzy Osbourne (strike that) Book of Isaiah. If I spread it out that is only 17 pages a day. But who works like that?
Here is the course outline:
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