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The Hunt for Taxes Altering the Economy
We are beginning to witness the impact of state taxes on decision making. California’s high taxes led to the San Francisco Giants losing Bryce Harper to the [...]
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IRS & The Hunt for Taxes Worldwide
COMMENT: Marty…: My respected Australian broker in Sydney, to my horror today, has, for the first time, just asked me to supply the USA Internal Revenue [...]
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California to Tax Anything & Everything They Can Think Of
COMMENT: Marty, You have to help us out here. California tried to tax text messages. The feds stopped that. Now, LA county wants to tax Uber and lyft. They’re [...]
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The Netflix Tax
I have warned that once one state taxes something, the idea spreads like a contagion. Illinois and California wanted to tax movies or anything you stream. [...]
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Direct Taxation Reduces Economic Growth
QUESTION: Happy New Year; Am I correct in noticing a global connection in the money supply, M1 & M2? You directed us to this long ago. The global banks have [...]
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Inequality of Wealth
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; So if I am correct, you have no problem with the inequality of wealth because you have it. Correct? JS ANSWER: Let us look seriously at [...]
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Norway to Track Cars GPS to Tax Per KM (Mile) – Your Govt is Next
COMMENT: Hi, The Norwegian Data Protection Authority is now arguing that GPS based taxation, for the amount of kilometers driven by car, can be done within 5-6 [...]
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The Significance of the Velocity of Money
QUESTION: Greetings Marty, I have followed you since the old Money Radio days! Can you help me understand the disparity between the declining velocity of money, the [...]
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German Healthcare Deficit 300% Greater than Expected Due to Refugees
Healthcare costs have been exploding even in Germany. The revisions in healthcare of about two years ago did expand the coverage, but the expanded costs [...]
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Canada’s Hunt For Taxes Turns on Minimum Wage Earners
The hunt for taxes has turned to employees of companies. Any benefit you give an employee is considered “soft-income” and is to be taxed. In the USA, [...]
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