WHICH IS BETTER, TAXING AND SPENDlNG OR PRINTING MORE MONEY AND SPENDING?
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The forced inflation moves the the numbers up. These are the inflated numbers the Republicans are pushing off to the press and America. Just like Fox's 39%=31% approval rates. The whole thing is bogus, and your best off just not listening to any of their lies. A dollar today = a nickle from the amount of currency the Bush administration has printed. We need Bill Clinton back to show his graft again to America, and show everybody what they have been doing. I want to see at least over 50 indictments with Bush and Cheney first in line.  McKenzie Calhoun is a Republican, and a Rush Limbaugh smoocher.
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The issue isn't one of paying more taxes. The issue is the allocation of tax dollars. The government is spending hundreds of billions more than it takes in, which isn't a matter of tax revenue per se, but one of expenditures. Frankly, I think George W. Bush is the most unusual Republican we've ever had in the White House--he makes Ronald Reagan look fiscally responsible, and he makes FDR look like a fan of small government. But to answer your question, I'd gladly pay more taxes if I knew the money would be spent wisely. I just don't have the confidence that it will be spent wisely.
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The value of money is relative. If the government started printing excess money, it would drive down the value of our money relative to the value of goods and relative to the value of other currencies around the world.\n\nNot only would we fail to reduce our debt, but we would destabilize our economy.
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You should not increase your expenses for tax right-off purposes, Your business will fail if you overspend on unnecessary expenses. To make your business more profitable you should look into spending your money on advertising if anything, Any expense that brings more income will give you a bonus because you can write it off as an expense and increase your net profit.
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Stop spending, cut your spending.\n\nPlan a budget, and save.
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It's as simple as this.  Liberals feel that they are better able to spend money collectively for the good of a society than individuals are able to spend their own money for the good of society.  It is a mindset.  Liberals think society first at all costs and conservatives feel individual first.  On the outside the liberal side sounds better but to achieve their mindset they have to forcibly take from others (continuously higher taxes) which unless it's done by a government is generally called stealing.
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Printing more money causes inflation.  The more money there is in the economy for the same number of goods, the greater the cost of each good.  \n\nInterest rates are a combination of the inflation rate and the "real" interest rate (that discounted for inflation).  If inflation increases, the interest rate goes up.  The government pays its debt with interest.  As such, it just got a lot more costly to pay off the debt.\n\nSo ... if a lot of money is printed, we get all of the negatives associated with inflation and the devaluation of the currency, plus it will cost a lot more to pay off the debt.
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Neither one is better than the other.  Each product has their own characteristics and each personal has their own individual needs.  NEVER listen to anyone who tells you to only buy either one or the other.  Most people will carry a mix of both.  The best thing a person can do is consult with a financial professional and have a needs analysis done.
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save more-invest more and earn more
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Consumption and savings.
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Both. I save money for a big purchase, like a new car or tv, then I try to get the best price I can!!
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The difference between the cost of the merchandise and the amount of money you sold it for, minus legitimate business expenses, is taxable income and must be reported.  In additon you are actually supposed to make quarterly payments when you are self employed, although depending on how much you make the IRS may not make an issue of it.\n\nIf you can afford it it would be a good idea to have an accountant work it out for you.  The up side is, if you find out that, after expenses, you actually lost money, that's a deduction from your regular income.  But they won't let you keep showing losses forever... the usual limit is three years.
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The Key is NECESSITY. If you have trouble with spending money, then try to stick with only buying items that YOU NEED and  you know what you really need or not and what you can do without.  Also try to limit the amount you spend each week and try to maintain a certain amount for each week and that will limit your use.\n\nOh and most importantly, PUT MONEY ASIDE FOR  YOUR BILLS FIRST BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE, then things might go a little smoother for you. But dont forget the key, Think: NECESSITY AND BILLS.
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yeah. Think of the tax you save!
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I used Turbo Tax for the web for two years and this year I used H&R Block's TaxCut. In my opinion, Turbo Tax for the web was far superior.
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work more, spend less
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I am unable to follow your question.\n\nIn finance, one is Receipts and the other is Payments.\n\nPut all your income in a book and expenses in another.\nTry to mark it how you earn those amounts.