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  • Tax Poem - USA slant

    An email forward --

    This is too true to be very funny:

    Tax his land,
    Tax his wage,
    Tax his bed in which he lays.

    Tax his tractor,
    Tax his mule,
    Teach him taxes is the rule.

    Tax his cow,
    Tax his goat,
    Tax his pants,
    Tax his coat.

    Tax his ties,
    Tax his shirts,
    Tax his work,
    Tax his dirt.

    Tax his tobacco,
    Tax his drink,
    Tax him if he tries to think

    Tax his booze,
    Tax his beers,
    If he cries,
    Tax his tears.

    Tax his bills,
    Tax his gas,
    Tax his notes,
    Tax his cash.

    Tax him good and let him know
    That after taxes, he has no dough.

    If he hollers,
    Tax him more,
    Tax him until he's good and sore.

    Tax his coffin, Tax his grave,
    Tax the sod in which he lays.

    Put these words upon his tomb,
    "Taxes drove me to my doom!"

    And when he's gone,
    We won't relax,
    We'll still be after the inheritance TAX !!

    Accounts Receivable Tax
    Building Permit Tax
    CDL License Tax
    Cigarette Tax
    Corporate Income Tax
    Dog License Tax
    Federal Income Tax
    Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA)
    Fishing License Tax
    Food License Tax
    Fuel Permit Tax
    Gasoline Tax
    Hunting License Tax
    Inheritance Tax
    Inventory Tax
    IRS Interest Charges (tax on top of tax),
    IRS Penalties (tax on topof tax),
    Liquor Tax,
    Luxury Tax,
    Marriage License Tax,
    Medicare Tax,
    Property Tax,
    Real Estate Tax,
    Service charge taxes,
    Social Security Tax,
    Road Usage Tax (Truckers),
    Sales Taxes,
    Recreational Vehicle Tax,
    School Tax,
    State Income Tax,
    State Unemployment Tax (SUTA),
    Telephone Federal Excise Tax,
    Telephone Federal Universal Service Fee Tax,
    Telephone Federal, State and Local Surcharge Tax,
    Telephone Minimum Usage Surcharge Tax, Telephone Recurring and Non-recurring Charges Tax,
    TelephoneState
    and Local Tax,
    Telephone Usage Charge Tax,
    Utility Tax,
    Vehicle License Registration Tax,
    Vehicle Sales Tax,
    Watercraft Registration Tax,
    Well Permit Tax,
    Workers Compensation Tax.

    COMMENTS: Not one of these taxes existed 100 years ago and there
    was prosperity, absolutely no national debt, the largest middle
    class in the world and Mom stayed home to raise the kids.

    What happened ??????

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    Re: Tax Poem - USA slant

    Too true, too true, too true.

    And to boot get this...if you take the constitution of the US at face value...all those taxes are illegal!

    The ONLY way the constitution says the government can collect tax in on IMPORTS!
    But now, they don't want to tax imports too much because that would make the US an isolationist? Whatever!

    Taxes drove me to my doom! - Love that line.

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    • #3
      Re: Tax Poem - USA slant

      Excellent.

      There are also some weird taxes tacked on to airline tickets and rental cars.

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      • #4
        Re: Tax Poem - USA slant

        Originally posted by LuxLiving
        COMMENTS: Not one of these taxes existed 100 years ago and there
        was prosperity, absolutely no national debt, the largest middle
        class in the world
        You also didn't have running water, electricity, air conditioning, dishwashers, refrigerators, reliable heat, telephone, television, the computer, the Internet, movies, practically unlimited selection of food, clothes, shoes, makeup, and jewelry, easy national and international travel, mutual funds, $5 stock trades, consumer protection laws, unemployment benefits, .................................................. ..............................................

        Originally posted by LuxLiving
        and Mom stayed home to raise the kids
        Only because employers only hired men. Plus she didn't have a right to vote.


        Point taken on the taxes though.

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        • #5
          if you want to kill something, tax it (like tobacco and alcohol etc). So why so many taxes on things we don't want to kill?

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