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In reply to the discussion: Alimony will now be taxed under GOP bill [View all]louis-t
(24,625 posts)14. GOP always complains about money being "taxed twice".
Jeez, they are hypocrites.
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By hook or by crook the gop will take from the mdl class to sweeten the pot for senators on the take
Fullduplexxx
Dec 2017
#1
I wonder what hillary thinks when she see's trump taking a hatchet to the mdl class
Fullduplexxx
Dec 2017
#4
His rhetoric is but is actions are not however his zealots listen only to his words
Fullduplexxx
Dec 2017
#7
They really aren't taxing the same money twice, because the recieving spouse won't have
Hoyt
Dec 2017
#9
Go read up on the taxation of alimony. Right now, and for decades, the paying spouse could agree
Hoyt
Dec 2017
#23
They aren't and never have double taxed alimony. Heck, I bet 90% of the folks that wrote this bill
Hoyt
Dec 2017
#27
People should be allowed to incorporate before they get married, then just have the corporations tie
ToxMarz
Dec 2017
#11
Let's see if I've got this right..... Revision 1 (thanks Hoyt, Business Insider)
progree
Dec 2017
#15
whew, the last part of that relieves me...our friend was worried that the alimony he
CTyankee
Dec 2017
#16
Double-taxation is a favorite Republican dirty trick. State income taxes no longer deductible either
CousinIT
Dec 2017
#19
It has been deductible because receiving spouse usually had to pay taxes on it. Now, it won't be
Hoyt
Dec 2017
#35
Different title in the original CNN version: "Alimony payers lose tax deduction..."
progree
Dec 2017
#50
This is it exactly. It is just a way for the Rs to skim a little more money from
OhioBlue
Dec 2017
#59