@VivekGRamaswamy Booooo....... Go help another country go back when they were super power leaders of the earth. Its the essence that you don't see. Not your mom and dad making you. More kids need Boy Scouts a.ka. a chan ce at life to be who the heck ever u wanna be
@ScottiePippen When the NBA star that has never been known for financial advice gives financial advice I'll be looking for a TOP somewhere soon. Oops sorry for letting that out.
Go get Pippen meme coin now & the NFT that guarantees you an % of all jersey sales
odd how the NFL spent millions teaching us not to go broke, but the billionaire owners never shared how to build wealth.
all I did was buy bitcoin, now we make history.
Personally, I don't think tips should be taxed as income, as they are not considered income. They are gifts. They are given voluntarily as tokens of appreciation. In fact, I don't even think wages or salaries constitute income within the meaning of the 16th Amendment, as there is no gain to the worker for the government to tax. The worker merely exchanges his labor, which has value, for cash. Employers deduct the wages or salary they pay their workers. So, workers should be able to deduct the value of the labor they provide to their employers.
Over the years, #Bitcoin promoters have corrupted many. When #Trump was not running for office, he spoke honestly about Bitcoin. He said it had no value, was based on thin air, was not a currency, could undermine the U.S. dollar, and was a threat to the American financial system.
During the first three years of Trump's presidency, before COVID, with Republicans controlling both houses of Congress during the first two, government spending rose by about 12.5%, while budget deficits rose by 50%. Given how much higher interest rates are now and how much greater the proposed tax cuts are, the growth rate in both spending and deficits is likely to be much greater during his second term. However, unlike during his first term, a sovereign debt and dollar crisis may define his second.