95 ways Uncle Sam taxes your wealth into oblivion….
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“Uncle Sam” knows you’re broke. Why do you think $700 billion bailouts are necessary? The only way to rob the poor is through inflation. Americans are already taxed into oblivion.
Look at these ridiculous taxes imposed:
Here is a list of some taxes imposed (government revenue sources)
1. Accounts Receivable Tax
2. Accumulated Earnings Tax Accumulated earnings tax
3. Ad Valorem Tax (includes duties on imported items), also see Property tax Ad valorem tax
4. Alternative Minimum Tax Alternative minimum tax
5. Aviation Fuel Tax Aviation fuel tax
6. Capital Gains Tax Capital gains tax
7. Cement and Gypsum Producers License Tax Cement producers license tax
8. Cigarette Tax Cigarette Tax
9. Coal Severance Tax
10. Coal Gross Proceeds Tax Coal gross proceeds tax
11. Consumer Counsel Tax Consumer council tax
12. Consumption Tax Consumption tax
13. Corporate Income Tax Corporate income tax
14. Corporation License Tax
15. Court Fines (revenue from many activities) Court fines
16. Customs Duty Customs duty
17. Dog License Tax Dog license tax
18. Double Tax Double taxation
19. Electrical Energy Producers Tax
20. Estate Tax, Inheritance Estate Tax, Inheritance tax
21. Federal Income Tax Federal income tax
22. Federal Unemployment Tax Federal unemployment tax
23. Fishing License Tax Fishing license tax
24. Food Service License Tax Food service license tax
25. Fuel Permit License Tax Fuel permit license tax
26. Gas Guzzler Tax Gas guzzler tax
27. Gasoline Tax (8 to 35 cents per gallon) Per tank? Gasoline tax
28. Generation-skipping Transfer Tax
29. Gift Tax Gift tax
30. Gross Production Tax
31. Hospital Facility Utilization Fee Tax Hospital facility utilization fee tax
32. Hunting License Fee Tax Hunting license tax
33. Inheritance Tax, see Estate Tax
34. Inventory Tax Inventory tax
35. IRS Interest Charges IRS interest charges
36. IRS Penalties Tax IRS penalties
37. Kiddie Tax Kiddie tax
38. Land Value Tax Land value tax
39. Liquor License Tax Liquor license tax
40. Liquor Tax Liquor tax
41. Local Tax
42. Lodging Facility Use Tax Lodging facility use tax
43. Luxury Tax Luxury tax
44. Marriage License Tax Marriage license revenue
45. Medicare Tax Medicare tax
taxes
46. Metal Mines Gross Proceeds Tax
47. Metal Mines License TaxMetal mines license tax
48. Miscellaneous Mineral Mines License Tax Miscellaneous mineral mines license revenue
49. Miscellaneous Mines Net Proceeds Tax Miscellaneous mines net proceeds tax
50. Nursing Facility Bed Tax Nursing facility bed tax
51. Oil and Natural Gas Production Tax Oil and Natural Gas production tax
52. Parking Meter Tax Parking meter tax
53. Payroll Tax Payroll tax
54. Professional PrivilegeTax Professional privilege tax
55. Property Tax Property tax
56. Proxy Tax Proxy tax
57. Public Contractor’s Gross Receipts Tax Public contractor’s gross receipts tax
58. Public Service Commission Tax
59. Public Utility Tax Public utility tax
60. Real Estate Tax Real estate tax
61. Real Estate Transfer Tax Real estate transfer tax
62. Rental Vehicle Sales Tax Rental vehicle sales tax
63. Resort Tax Resort tax
64. Resource Indemnity and Groundwater Assessment Tax Resource indemnity and groundwater assessment tax
65. Retail Telecommunications Excise Tax Retail telecommunications excise tax
66. Sales Tax Sales tax
67. School Tax School tax
68. Self-Employment Tax Self employment tax
69. Septic Permit Tax Septic tank permit tax
70. Severance Tax Severance tax
71. Social Security Tax Social security tax
72. State Income Tax State Income tax
73. State Unemployment Tax State unemployment tax
74. Statewide Emergency Telephone 911 System Fee Tax State 911 telephone tax
75. Surtax Tax – Extra tax. Surtax – Extra tax
76. Tariffs – A tax on imports. Needed to protect all the industries we used to have.
Tariffs
77. Telephone Federal Excise Tax Telephone federal excise tax
78. Telephone Federal Universal Service Fee Tax
Since May of 1997, “This helps provide affordable phone service and gives schools, libraries, and rural healthcare providers access to the Internet.”
79. Telephone Minimum Usage Surcharge Tax
80. TDD Telecommunications Service Fee Tax TDD telecommunications service fee tax
81. Tobacco Products Tax (Other than Cigarettes) Tobacco products tax
82. Toll Road Fee Tax Toll road tax
83. Toll Bridge Fee Tax Toll bridge fee tax
84. Toll Tunnel Fee Tax Toll tunnel fee tax
85. Tonnage Tax
86. Traffic Fines Traffic fines
87. Trailer Registration Fee Tax Trailer registration tax
88. Use Tax Use tax
89. Utility Tax, see Public Utility Tax
90. Vehicle Registration and License Tax Vehicle registration and license tax
91. Vehicle Sales Tax Vehicle sales tax
92. Watercraft Registration Tax Watercraft registration tax
93. Well Permit Tax Well permit tax
94. Wholesale Energy Transaction Tax
95. Workers Compensation Tax
We could always be like Canada. They, at least, “Say No To Bike Taxes!”
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I am a big fan of 46-49 (being taxed 4 times for the same thing). However, I’m a big advocate of removing the Death Tax. Let’s pay taxes when we die!
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How about “Personal Income Tax”
and
“Unemployment Tax” &
“Occupational License Tax”
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