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hippich
8y ago
what happened in 1980s?
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hippich
8y ago
If you are researching ERPs - make sure to checkout ERPNext - really nice product on the surface and very active community developing it. (it is fully OS and can be selfhosted)
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What parents need to know about the Dark Web
(familyzone.com)
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Why Google Just Got Hit with a Record $5B Fine
(gizmodo.com)
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8y ago
dividends are treated almost the same way. at least from tax rate point. now - you can offset dividends by other losses, but you can do similarly if you have just W2 income and run side business losing money (with few caveats) EDIT: Thanks
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hippich
8y ago
any more details on deducting inflation from longterm cap gains? or this is something "talk to your CPA" kind of stuff?
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hippich
8y ago
It would be nice to be more specific then. I am, probably, a rich one. And such statements really hurts me after giving away a lot of cash to federal government. Money which I earned by living frugally (still am), working fulltime job + bui
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8y ago
https://www.dailysignal.com/2017/10/18/rich-pay-fair-share-n... "The top 1 percent of income earners, those having an adjusted annual gross income of $480,930 or higher, pay about 39 percent of federal i
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8y ago
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/10/06/a-closer-loo... "A Pew Research Center analysis of IRS data from 2015, the most recent available, shows that taxpayers with incomes of $200,000 or mor
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Ansible playbooks to build and maintain your own private cloud
(github.com)
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8y ago
From my understanding of how SWIFT works, USA should have logs of every transaction to/from these accounts. Should be pretty straightforward to calculate final balance, assuming that account info is known. Unless someone was just shipp
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hippich
8y ago
I am interested only in ones, who already stay at home.
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8y ago
Looks like there are about 10m women staying at home with kids - https://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/09/us/number-of-stay-at-home... I wonder how many of them doing such businesses, and how many could engage
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8y ago
After reading a bit about the history of tax in the USA, I was surprised to learn that in the very beginning federal government was mostly funded by tariffs. So.. Extra tariffs will bring extra tax revenue. Will federal government cut incom
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8y ago
I wonder if VSC could be used as a library to render editor in the browser.
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8y ago
From what I read typical stock option results in about 50k per year extra if company succeed. Chances of hitting that are really really small. So risk/reward doesn't seems to be right. As for non-financial reasons - this is 100% v
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8y ago
I am genuinely interested in seeing something about "total taxes paid" (including sales tax, which hits the hardest low-income folks) but I could not find such research. And I am certainly not saying hair cutting is not important.
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8y ago
sounds like a pretty bad deal... I am glad I never accepted stock options in lieu of compensation. EDIT: after reading more about it, it actually makes sense. What really employee is getting is an "option" similar to one can buy f
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hippich
8y ago
Aren't employees get a same long-term capital taxation treatment on profits from their shares for their risk of taking part of the company in exchange for their time?
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8y ago
> If we are talking about equal sacrifice, they did not pay the most, they paid as much as anyone else. I am talking in absolute numbers. There is plenty of research on who is paying the most taxes. A just random result from google - ht
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8y ago
Employees invest their time for immediate pay off (they get paid twice a month, monthly or something like that typically) So in essence, this is short-term capital gain which is taxed at the same level as regular income.
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8y ago
One potential problem I see with it - when welfare, public infrastructure, country protection and other goods for all commons is outsourced to one ambiguous entity (federal government) people who paid for it the most are not getting respect
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ERPNext Implementation at MahaOnline Limited
(erpnext.org)
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Tesla Model 3 teardown points to $28k in potential material and production cost
(electrek.co)
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If you just apply common sense and think about it - it makes sense :) Insurance companies are not interested in lowering prices. They are interested in: 1) Not spending more than they captured in premiums in current year. 2) Increase of cas
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8y ago
I am really curious about "frankly they have a point". Could you expand more on it?
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8y ago
Your brain does the same, how do you know there is no "artist's impression" in your mind?
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8y ago
It is all automated, ML and AI - more you signal them - more likely they do something about it.
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8y ago
This is fraud and against Amazon Seller TOS. Reporting is really appreciated by all honest sellers :)
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9y ago
Patches for people who cannot easily upgrade code base: D5: https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/2018-03-28/sa-core-2018-... D6: https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/2018-03-28/SA
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