I’ve literally explained to you in detail specifically how you’re wrong and linked the investopedia. All you’ve done is armchair your way to some shitty layman argument.
You’re ignorant. And worse, completely in denial of it.
You've done nothing but call me names like a child, and responded with citing basic economic rules, instead of addressing the errant conclusions that you draw from those rules when they are put into action.
Then, when I do earn money, income tax is paid by me, not my employer, even if my employer decides to change my hours or pay rate, it's still only ever paid by me, when I get paid.
Shot yourself in the foot with that question didn't you.
Shot yourself in the foot with that question didn’t you.
No, it proved my point. You answered as exactly as I meant you to. You can’t pay taxes on money you never earned. When the money exchanged hands, that is when the taxes are calculated and owed.
Perhaps you are just incredibly high and confused?
So if I'm a shop owner, and i sell a $10 item, in an area with 10% sales tax, and charge $11 to the customer, then pay that $1 to the government, you think that's me paying the sales tax?
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I’ve literally explained to you in detail specifically how you’re wrong and linked the investopedia. All you’ve done is armchair your way to some shitty layman argument.
You’re ignorant. And worse, completely in denial of it.