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It only affects losers. I like winners.It is profoundly unjust.
It only affects losers. I like winners.It is profoundly unjust.
It is profoundly unjust. Someone buys a lottery ticket, and they win $5000. But they spent $5000 on lottery tickets.
This means they owe $500 in tax, because only 90% is deductible. It is obvious theft.
Imagine if they did this to stock market gains. Your stock goes up 10%, you sell. Then your stock goes down 10%, and you book the loss. Now you have to pay taxes, without any profits. Of course they would never hurt Wall Street this way.
I'm really having a hard time getting in their heads. All it can be is they get paid by their lobbyists and don't care if they are gone next election.
They are only there to take the money and run. It's really astonishing.
Its even worse than that.It is profoundly unjust. Someone buys a lottery ticket, and they win $5000. But they spent $5000 on lottery tickets.
This means they owe $500 in tax, because only 90% is deductible. It is obvious theft.
Imagine if they did this to stock market gains. Your stock goes up 10%, you sell. Then your stock goes down 10%, and you book the loss. Now you have to pay taxes, without any profits. Of course they would never hurt Wall Street this way.
I'm really having a hard time getting in their heads. All it can be is they get paid by their lobbyists and don't care if they are gone next election.
They are only there to take the money and run. It's really astonishing.
Its even worse than that.
You could put 100 dollars into a machine and win 6 figures and then keep gambling that 6 figures until you win 7 figures and then lose that entire 7 figures and owe the IRS years worth of your wages.
These types of scenarios are significantly more common than when someone wins a lottery.
When someone wins a lottery they usually dont immediately spend it all on more on a million more lottery tickets.
Indeed.
And the funny thing about tyrants, is they rarely recognize themselves as such.
You should register on lincolndicksuckingforums.com and post there instead.
Sounds like a better deal tan current tax rates on a pack of cigarettesUnbelievable!
This horrible bill actually changes the law so that gamblers cannot deduct 100% of LOSSES.
It means if you win $1000 and lose $1000, you OWE tax on $100 you did not even win !!!!!!!!
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Final big, beautiful bill includes ugly provision for gamblers
Professional gamblers may need to find a new profession.www.yahoo.com
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New Budget Bill Caps Gambling Loss Deductions at 90 Percent
Rep. Dina Titus vows to reverse a new tax rule in the just-passed Senate budget bill that limits gambling loss deductions and could impact the Las Vegas economy.igaming.org
Sounds like a better deal tan current tax rates on a pack of cigarettes
"A united populace is the ultimate and explicit goal of every totalitarian state." -- Michael Malice
From best I can tell no differences except small temporary tax credit increase deduction for earners over 75k at retirement age drawing SS for yrs 2025 - 2028. I tink 4k deduction 65 and older and 6k if exceed 75K yr . Also extends trump 2017 tax credit ( standard deduction ) of 1k per person and 2k for married couples until 2028 , was to expire in 2025 I tink. Personally I cant say Im concerned about medicaid cuts because federal tax dollars are not enuff to go around for spending and states need to fund it if want it
In a striking turn of events, the Republican-led "One Big Beautiful Bill" (OBBB) is poised to enact significant cuts to Medicare, a program that serves as a lifeline for millions of seniors and individuals with disabilities. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that the bill could trigger automatic reductions totaling nearly $500 billion over the next decade, primarily due to the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) Act, which mandates offsetting increases in the federal deficit .
Here’s what’s really going on with this bill and Medicare:
The BBB passed by the House and Senate includes a bunch of tax cuts and new spending that, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), is going to add a lot to the federal deficit—in the range of $2.3 trillion. And under a law already on the books called PAYGO (Pay-As-You-Go), when Congress passes something that increases the deficit, they have to make up for it by automatically cutting spending somewhere else.
So while yes, some headlines say Medicare “could” be cut, what they really mean is: if Congress doesn’t step in and change the rules (which they haven’t yet), Medicare will be cut automatically—by law. It’s not speculation. It’s how the PAYGO rule works.
The CBO has crunched the numbers and said that unless Congress waives PAYGO, Medicare will get hit with a 4% cut every year starting in 2026, totaling about $500 billion over the next 10 years.
Those cuts won’t come from beneficiaries’ checks, but they’ll hit doctors, hospitals, Medicare Advantage plans, and drug coverage providers. And when providers get paid less, many will limit the number of Medicare patients they take, reduce services, or stop accepting Medicare altogether. So while the cuts aren’t coming directly out of people’s pockets, they will reduce access to care for seniors and people with disabilities.
It only affects losers. I like winners.
You can tell em I said it didnt take nearly enuff . 4 1/2 trillion in tax cuts to people producing over 3 years and only 1.7 trillion in cuts over ten yrs to non productive food stamps , green energy dem graft and medicaid. Dems be back in power soon and cuts eliminatedSpoke to several low (political) information people yesterday at a BBQ. The consensus among the masses is that the "Big Beautiful Bill" was primarily about taking away people's medical coverage and food stamps, and Trump is an evil bastard and is rubbing it in by calling it "Big and Beautiful".
These are the kind of people that get their information from daily Two Minutes Hate on local news.
I'm not ok with 1 Trillion every year for military, nor am I ok with a $1000 deposit for stock market with $5000 added every year to age 18 for every child born in America. I'm not ok with his gross overspending on the so-called border when it's really about biometric surveillance, or the AI buildout, or much more I won't even ask you to read about.
It doesn't mean I approve of the Democrats when I say they will win. I just think they will win.
They don't need my vote and have never received it.
There is a difference between a political observation and an endorsement. They both suck in my estimation, and badly.