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re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 7:04 pm
yes, i agree that some of the current problem is from overspending, most of which occurred before JBE. there are also some other tax cuts in the 2005-08 period giving away things we had taxed forever, but it is also irrationally spiked spending at end of Blanco and beginning of Jindal. The taxes ...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 3:06 pm
the present cost of those income tax reductions is over $700 million The $350 million figure that you keep citing is the repeal of half of the income tax increases. There was a 2007 bill and a 2008 bill. If u only want look at news articles instead of actual data, here's a news article call...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 2:58 pm
Doubleb: State lease 340 is one of the most fascinating things in Louisiana history. If you want to talk about the state being screwed by Huey Long et al Here is a list of the current royalty recipients: http://m.fox8live.com/wvuefox8/pm_/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=od%3AYkwj7Ss7 The...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 2:41 pm
If you accept the definition of a structural hole, which I agree is the correct one, your math is still wrong the Stelly repeal is clearly at least $700 million no matter if you calculate it from the sales tax traded away (higher), or from the replcing income tax increases given up (that number) ...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 2:33 pm
Texas controls oil in the gulf to a 10.3 mile limit Louisiana to the 3 mile limit They own millions of acres in West Texas in the permanent school fund and the permanent University fund, which is still producing well because of shale oil formations For direct taxation of the oil and gas indust...
the original plans (house and campaign) called for repealing the personal exemptions (per person and per kid) due to the increased standard deduction. take a couple with $300k AGI, itemizing $50k, and has 3 kids (normal breakout of itemized is 1/3 state/local taxes, 1/3 charitable, 1/3 mortgage i...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 11:22 am
"The penny is over double what the repeal of Stelly removed from the budget. Think about it. There's no way taxing prescription drugs and utilities brings in as much revenue as a penny on everything else does. You are talking about cars, boats, appliances, building materials, equipment, and all of t...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 10:22 am
The value of the excess itemized deduction given back in the Stelly tax hike repeal is 352 million The value of the rate givebacks is another 350 million But I'm comparing it to the sales tax that we had for 20 years on food prescription drugs and utilities Tax exemption budget quantifies...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:49 am
"That's some serious spin, man. You actually keep arguing that LA "taxes are lower" even though you can't ignore the fact that NH's taxes are lower." i agree the state taxes are lower, they also have way higher local property tax and don't send state money to the locals. i'd love for us t...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:46 am
i agree with this: "Their tax code is so much more fair and their attitude toward taxes is so much better than ours. Their attitude toward government is what we need to adopt." The problem is then you have to let locals have control of their local property tax base, ie. homestead exemption, indus...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:39 am
There is state income above and beyond the profits of companies and the wages of citizens (oil royalties are a good example). they are a good example, and they are included in Gross State Income, as is everything else attributable to our economy its a true apples to apples comparison of tax ...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:34 am
i don't remember the name of the town he went to, but they told him it would go down a bit each year with value but he had to pay each year. maybe each town does their own thing? I'm generally just making the point that the macroeconomic data says they are still getting tax and fee money in, we...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:23 am
Let me just get some clarification here. This per capita tax burden comparison is fair? quote: The state and local tax burden in New Hampshire per capita is $70. In Louisiana it is $592. THOSE STATS ARE JUST INCOME TAX, not all taxes, the figure for all state and local taxes clearly shows th...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:19 am
What fees are you referring to? i have a friend up there who says its like $600 a year in local fees to have a license plate on his car, i know that is dependent on value of said car but still...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:16 am
I do not think their state spending is anywhere near Louisiana's MY POST CLEARLY SAID STATE AND LOCAL they have a correctly sized state government their local spending however makes up the difference http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/new_hampshire_state_spending.html brings you to a per c...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 9:06 am
$70 per capita taxes, that would mean their entire local and state spending is $70 million instead of the 12.5 billion it actually is It is simply the number in your link. I SEE NOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. That is the amount of INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX PER CAPITA, of course that # is lower since...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 8:59 am
IB You're a smart guy but you clearly are getting your facts wrong here $70 per capita taxes, that would mean their entire local and state spending is $70 million instead of the 12.5 billion it actually is Is true that New Hampshire's state taxes at $1700 per capita are the lowest in the...

re: JBE's stupid CAT Tax is dead

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/26/17 at 8:26 am
Move to Texas? The list of things to expand the sales tax base to was drawn up based on things that are already taxed in Texas, with maybe the exception of the Netflix thing. In fact it did not go nearly as far as the things that are sales taxed in Texas Things like downhole well services and...

re: NH has no income tax or sales tax

Posted by Judg7123 on 4/25/17 at 10:47 pm
But they have sky high property taxes and all kids of odd annual fees, something like $500 to have a license plate, and do levy tax on certain investment income the state and local tax burden in louisiana is 7.6% of total state net income https://taxfoundation.org/state/louisiana the state a...
Bear Bryant was a hell of a coach, but it was a different era, his salary was handled in line with the time he lived. In the current world the big money boosters give money to athletic foundations who give it to the coach. In the Bear's day big money boosters primarily instead gave sweethear...