Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, only a month into her freshman term, she is already killing jobs

RRY16 said:
Like you 2 slouchers, stirring up shit all day and producing nada.
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RRY16 said Texas and batshit crazy. Clearly he is referring to me. RRY16 is mad because his overpriced mobile home listing is not selling.

Hey RRY16, all you need to do is cruise the Red Light district for a couple of hours and you will find your buyer. You’re welcome.
 
maximumpossiblesuffering said:
RRY16 said Texas and batshit crazy. Clearly he is referring to me. RRY16 is mad because his overpriced mobile home listing is not selling.

Hey RRY16, all you need to do is cruise the Red Light district for a couple of hours and you will find your buyer. You’re welcome.
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I wasn’t referring to you, obviously you’re a bit sensitive since you haven’t found a job. Journaling, posting and plagiarizing isn’t a job but atleast LinkedIn and ET will let you call yourself a trader.
 
Amazon To Pay $0 In Federal Taxes In 2019: Report
The tech giant reportedly used various tax breaks and credits to claim a $129 million rebate on $11 billion in profits last year.

Amazon almost doubled its profits from $5.6 billion in 2017 to $11.2 billion in 2018, but the company isn’t expected to pay a cent in federal taxes this year, according to a new report.

The Institute on Taxation and Economic policy released its findings Wednesday after examining the company’s corporate filings. Amazon reported a $129 million federal income tax rebate for 2018, equaling a tax rate of negative 1 percent. (The federal corporate income tax rate is 21 percent.)

“The fine print of Amazon’s income tax disclosure shows that this achievement is partly due to various unspecified ‘tax credits’ as well as a tax break for executive stock options,” the report stated.

This would be the second year in a row that the company has avoided paying federal taxes, despite being valued at a whopping $1 trillion.
 
Spike Trader said:
Amazon To Pay $0 In Federal Taxes In 2019: Report
The tech giant reportedly used various tax breaks and credits to claim a $129 million rebate on $11 billion in profits last year.

Amazon almost doubled its profits from $5.6 billion in 2017 to $11.2 billion in 2018, but the company isn’t expected to pay a cent in federal taxes this year, according to a new report.

The Institute on Taxation and Economic policy released its findings Wednesday after examining the company’s corporate filings. Amazon reported a $129 million federal income tax rebate for 2018, equaling a tax rate of negative 1 percent. (The federal corporate income tax rate is 21 percent.)

“The fine print of Amazon’s income tax disclosure shows that this achievement is partly due to various unspecified ‘tax credits’ as well as a tax break for executive stock options,” the report stated.

This would be the second year in a row that the company has avoided paying federal taxes, despite being valued at a whopping $1 trillion.
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And how much in tax did all the employees working for them pay, Spikey?
 
I figured it up and NYC will lose about $112,500,000 a year in payroll taxes alone.
NYC has 5 tax rates from 2.907 to 3.876. They were going to hire 25,000 at an average salary of $150,000. So...

25,000 x $150,000= $3,750,000,000 x .03% = $112,500,000
The state will lose even more with rates of about 4% to 8%.


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Arnie said:
I figured it up and NYC will lose about $112,500,000 a year in payroll taxes alone.
NYC has 5 tax rates from 2.907 to 3.876. They were going to hire 25,000 at an average salary of $150,000. So...

25,000 x $150,000= $3,750,000,000 x .03% = $112,500,000
The state will lose even more with rates of about 4% to 8%.


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Well lots of those jobs were also support staff and lower level so not all were $150k jobs.

But let's not forget the jobs created to build the site and surrounding areas. The jobs created from business that will pop up to support the influx of so many people in the area. Not to mention ancillary jobs created 2 to 3 steps away as other businesses get pulled in.
 
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