The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to paytaxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe. Thisconclusion is inconsistent with the liberal lie that top earners in the U.S.are not paying their "fair share&q

The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).


http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...eholds-much-us

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

"PJ O'D" wrote in message
...

The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).


http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...eholds-much-us

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.


all this does is prove that the rich make a disprportinate amount of the available
income
if they were paying their fair share they would be paying 93% because they make
93% of the income

On Oct 10, 8:20*am, Earl Evleth showing his
fanatical left wing ideological bias as usual wrote in part:
On 10/10/12 9:21, in article
, "PJ O'D"

wrote:
http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...


Obviously they cook the books on tax truth.

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On Oct 10, 9:35*am, "PJ O'D" wrote:
On Oct 10, 8:20*am, Earl Evleth showing his
fanatical left wing ideological bias as usual wrote in part:

On 10/10/12 9:21, in article
, "PJ O'D"

wrote:
http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household....

Obviously they cook the books on tax truth.


Table 4.5. Alternative measures of progressivity of taxes in selected
OECD countries, mid-2000s


B. Percentage share of richest decile

1. Share of taxes of richest decile
2. Share of market income of richest decile
3. Ratio of shares for richest decile (1/2)
Australia
36.8
28.6
1.29
Austria
28.5
26.1
1.10
Belgium
25.4
27.1
0.94
Canada
35.8
29.3
1.22
Czech Republic
34.3
29.4
1.17
Denmark
26.2
25.7
1.02
Finland
32.3
26.9
1.20
France
28.0
25.5
1.10
Germany
31.2
29.2
1.07
Iceland
21.6
24.0
0.90
Ireland
39.1
30.9
1.26
Italy
42.2
35.8
1.18
Japan
28.5
28.1
1.01
Korea
27.4
23.4
1.17
Luxembourg
30.3
26.4
1.15
Netherlands
35.2
27.5
1.28
New Zealand
35.9
30.3
1.19
Norway
27.4
28.9
0.95
Poland
28.3
33.9
0.84
Slovak Republic
32.0
28.0
1.14
Sweden
26.7
26.6
1.00
Switzerland
20.9
23.5
0.89
United Kingdom
38.6
32.3
1.20
United States
45.1
33.5
1.35

OECD-24
31.6
28.4
1.11

Source: Computations based on OECD income distribution questionnaire.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/422013187855

[1] "Growing Unequal? Income Distribution and Poverty in OECD
Countries," Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,
2008. p. 112.

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On Oct 10, 2:21*am, "PJ O'D" wrote:
The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).

http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

you are using statistics to lie as usual. as the wealthy get ever
richer, and the middle class disappears, more and more people are
removed from the tax rolls due to poverty, it skews upwards the
percentage of what the rich pay.
you are a wealth worshiping shill. you will be exposed as one also.

On Oct 10, 11:59*am, Nickname unavailable
wrote:
On Oct 10, 2:21*am, "PJ O'D" wrote:

The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).

http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

*you are using statistics to lie as usual. as the wealthy get ever
richer, and the middle class disappears, more and more people are
removed from the tax rolls due to poverty, it skews upwards the
percentage of what the rich pay.
*you are a wealth worshiping shill. you will be exposed as one also.

Table 4.5. Alternative measures of progressivity of taxes in selected
OECD countries, mid-2000s
B. Percentage share of richest decile
1. Share of taxes of richest decile
2. Share of market income of richest decile
3. Ratio of shares for richest decile (1/2)

United States
45.1
33.5
1.35

OECD-24
31.6
28.4
1.11

Comrade donovan wants an exile in Venezuela.
Comrade evleth will travel.

"PJ O'D" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion
: ...
On Oct 10, 11:59 am, Nickname unavailable
wrote:
On Oct 10, 2:21 am, "PJ O'D" wrote:

The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).

http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

you are using statistics to lie as usual. as the wealthy get ever
richer, and the middle class disappears, more and more people are
removed from the tax rolls due to poverty, it skews upwards the
percentage of what the rich pay.
you are a wealth worshiping shill. you will be exposed as one also.

Table 4.5. Alternative measures of progressivity of taxes in selected
OECD countries, mid-2000s
B. Percentage share of richest decile
1. Share of taxes of richest decile
2. Share of market income of richest decile
3. Ratio of shares for richest decile (1/2)

United States
45.1
33.5
1.35

OECD-24
31.6
28.4
1.11

The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).

http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

*you are using statistics to lie as usual. as the wealthy get ever
richer, and the middle class disappears, more and more people are
removed from the tax rolls due to poverty, it skews upwards the
percentage of what the rich pay.
*you are a wealth worshiping shill. you will be exposed as one also.

Today's rich never acquired their wealth in a free market free trade
economy anyway, but through the artificial job shortage scam.

That's why outspoken economists always dodge The Question, "Does free
speech precede each and every free trade?"


Bret Cahill

On Oct 10, 3:21*am, "PJ O'D" wrote:
The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).

http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

America's rich pay the most taxes of any industrialized nation ...
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The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
Liberal Tax Myth Debunked

"PJ O'D" wrote in message
...
On Oct 10, 3:21 am, "PJ O'D" wrote:
The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
According to the Tax Foundation, the United States gets 45 percent of
its total taxes from the top 10 percent of tax filers, whereas the
international average in industrialized nations is 32 percent.
America’s rich carry a larger share of the tax burden than do the rich
in Belgium (25 percent), Germany (31 percent), France (28 percent),
and even Sweden (27 percent).

http://taxfoundation.org/blog/no-cou...come-household...

This conclusion is inconsistent with the liberal mantra that top
earners in the U.S. are not paying their "fair share" in taxes.

America's rich pay the most taxes of any industrialized nation ...
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/showth...goto=newpost&t...
7 posts - 5 authors - yesterday
The United States is actually more dependent on rich people to pay
taxes than even many of the more socialized economies of Europe.
Liberal Tax Myth Debunked

then we needin to get us a socialist economy so the whining rich people don't have
to pay so much