If you receive loss of wages benefit under your NY no fault auto insurance, the insurance carrier pays for the taxes and the benefit you receive is
after taxes money.
When you start getting Social Securty disability benefits, you have to pay
the insurer back for any overlap of benefits.
The entire amount of the social security is reported on your SS1099.
If you have to pay the insurer back for the overlap, can't you deduct from
your gross income, the amount you have to pay back to the no fault auto
insurance carrier?
Re: Fairtax: how does this math work out? ... the poor would pay less than they do now in>> taxes.... exactly the same tax on every individual that the sales tax appears to impose ... But if it's your point that people in certain income... (misc.taxes)
Re: Fairtax: how does this math work out? ... The answer is that it would appear that the wealthy would pay... they do now in taxes.... exactly the same tax on every individual that the sales tax appears to impose ... I challenged the idea that the middle class pays more in income to ... (misc.taxes)
Re: OT bush bozos at it again ... >Here we don't pay taxes equally. ... do you get to see a doctor that day? ... expert but I don't think that dental is covered by Medicare but I ... (alt.autos.toyota)
Re: Fairtax: how does this math work out? ... the poor would pay less than they do now in taxes.... If you're arguing that the NRST would impose exactly the same tax on every individual that the sales tax appears to impose now, then you're a fool to believe that, and I've given you the logic as to why that won't happen. ... If you assume that incomes are actually taxed, and that it's employees who actually pay income taxes, then by the math that flows from that assumption, the rich will get a break. ... (misc.taxes)
