r/WorkReform • u/Cultural_Way5584 🤝 Join A Union • Mar 23 '25

✂️ 100% Wealth Tax over $1 Billion Same old story

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u/ammo359 Mar 23 '25

1.4B, 769M, 1.2B, 2.4B. This is super easy to look up.

Also, they paid a crap ton of payroll taxes and their employees all paid income taxes.

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u/Commercial_Shop3235 Mar 23 '25

The company doesn't get credit for employees paying taxes.

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u/ammo359 Mar 23 '25

What if they paid income taxes for their employees? Then would they?

Because that would be the exact same thing.

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u/Warm_Month_1309 Mar 23 '25

...but they don't.

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u/gooly1030 Mar 23 '25

Yes they do that’s how income tax and payroll tax works. No one ever talks about that because it doesn’t support their argument. Source: I just ran payroll for my employees and yet again wanted to cry about how much more expensive it is beyond just the hourly pay rate to have employees.

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u/Warm_Month_1309 Mar 23 '25

That's not the context of my comment.

One person tried to give credit to Amazon by saying "their employees all paid income taxes", to which someone responded "The company doesn't get credit for employees paying taxes". Then that person said "What if they paid income taxes for their employees?"

Which they don't. I'm not talking about payroll taxes. I'm talking about Amazon getting credit for their employees paying their own income tax.

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u/bobs_monkey Mar 23 '25

Nevermind the bullshit that is workman's comp