Zero2Cool
14 years ago

Most individuals pay more in state income taxes than they do in federal, and in some states, the state income tax rate is higher than the federal FICA rate too. A lot of it depends on family situation. My father pays way more in state taxes, because he has so many children and Wisconsin doesn't have all the tax credits the federal government offers.

Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel 



I think your statement is unfounded and you're full of shit, unless you have something to support this. I checked my pay stub and $148 for Federal, $50 for State and it's been this lopsided ever since I started working. In fact, every pay stub I've ever seen has had more Federal than State taken out. So, that is what I'm basing my "you are full of shit" statement from. 🙂 That and you feel this insane need to be 'different' from everyone on any and every level. haha
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Nonstopdrivel
14 years ago
Yeah, well, when I was in the army and making decent money, I always paid way more in state income taxes than I did in Federal too. Withholding is often higher for federal taxes, but so are the refunds at the end of the year.

I'd pull out my records to prove it to you, but they are back in the States. And it's none of your business anyway.[-x
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Zero2Cool
14 years ago

Yeah, well, when I was in the army and making decent money, I always paid way more in state income taxes than I did in Federal too. Withholding is often higher for federal taxes, but so are the refunds at the end of the year.

I'd pull out my records to prove it to you, but they are back in the States. And it's none of your business anyway.[-x

Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel 



I'm going to have to assume the obvious ... military taxes would be different than some civilian person's taxes.

I like how you go off your own personal records as "most". 😉 At least I've seen several dozen others pay stubs to base my statement from. :-"

Yes, you are correct, Federal returns a lot more than State at the end of the year, probably because, wait for it... they take more!!! 😛
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Pack93z
14 years ago
I can validate from my own accord that the past decade my federal contribution far outweighs my State contribution post any refunds, stimulus checks and etc. By a sizable margin.
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"
DakotaT
14 years ago
Each of you go to your Federal return. Divide your actual tax liabity by your gross income. If that number is less than 15% than from here on out, the right to bitch about taxation by the Feds is permanently taken away from you. Basically, you go to STFU mode. You no longer have a say in how the government spends it's money either. Enjoy your Freedom and Social Security/Medicare you will one day receive.

My state tax liability is peanuts and not even worth worrying about.
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Pack93z
14 years ago

Each of you go to your Federal return. Divide your actual tax liabity by your gross income. If that number is less than 15% than from here on out, the right to bitch about taxation by the Feds is permanently taken away from you. Basically, you go to STFU mode. You no longer have a say in how the government spends it's money either. Enjoy your Freedom and Social Security/Medicare you will one day receive.



My state tax liability is peanuts and not even worth worrying about.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 





Do we get to add in SSI.. Medicare and all the other hidden taxes upon the earnings?
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"
DakotaT
14 years ago





Do we get to add in SSI.. Medicare and all the other hidden taxes upon the earnings?

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 




No, the fifteen percent is your annual citizenship dues. If you're under it, it's all gravy.
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Zero2Cool
14 years ago

Each of you go to your Federal return. Divide your actual tax liabity by your gross income. If that number is less than 15% than from here on out, the right to bitch about taxation by the Feds is permanently taken away from you. Basically, you go to STFU mode. You no longer have a say in how the government spends it's money either. Enjoy your Freedom and Social Security/Medicare you will one day receive.

My state tax liability is peanuts and not even worth worrying about.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 



I get you pride yourself on being an asshole, but who the hell are you screaming at here? Maybe vikesrule was right about that whole North Dakota thing, but hell, I'll explain it again. I understand why we need a tax and I'm fine with it. Shit, my next approach is gonna have to include using Photoshop to procure a damn picture for you.


The gripe I ha....oh fuck it, vikesrule is right bout ya! 🤔
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Nonstopdrivel
14 years ago

I'm going to have to assume the obvious ... military taxes would be different than some civilian person's taxes.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 


Why would you assume that? Government employees fill out the same forms, by the same rules as civilians. I use TurboTax just like anyone else, and the only time my military status came into play was listing the source of the W-2. The lone exception was when deployed: that income is tax exempt for income tax purposes, but not for FICA.
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DakotaT
14 years ago

I get you pride yourself on being an asshole, but who the hell are you screaming at here? Maybe vikesrule was right about that whole North Dakota thing, but hell, I'll explain it again. I understand why we need a tax and I'm fine with it. Shit, my next approach is gonna have to include using Photoshop to procure a damn picture for you.


The gripe I ha....oh fuck it, vikesrule is right bout ya! 🤔

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



How can you take a generalized statement personally? All I did was simplified the whole process. Fuck, this place is frustrating sometimes.
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