Illinois income taxes --75% increase

[DOGS THAT BARK]

Consequences can be a bitch!

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/01/06/tax-increase-plan-bigger-than-expected/

SPRINGFIELD (AP) ? Top Illinois Democrats have agreed to push a plan that would temporarily boost income taxes by 75 percent and double cigarette taxes, Senate President John Cullerton said Thursday.
Illinois? personal income tax rate, now 3 percent, would climb to 5.25 percent for four years under the plan Cullerton outlined. After that, it would drop to 3.75 percent.

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[THE KOD]

Maybe he can be there for his grandchildren in ways he could not for his kids.

Still, all the credit must go to Kirtley, the woman who truly deserves the fame her ex has been getting the past few days.

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so here is the ex wife of the Golden Voice man who raised his children.

She was on the dole.

But what did she do ? She went to school and got a blind vendors license.

How can you hold this against someone like this ?

Dont you realize how pathetic it sounds to lump all people into your da base category ?

I know you dont get it. And you never will.

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

No longer--maybe

Ill. faces 66 percent tax boost amid budget crisis

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. ? Democratic Illinois lawmakers beat a looming deadline and approved a 66 percent income-tax increase in a desperate bid to end the state's crippling budget crisis.
Legislative leaders rushed early Wednesday to pass the politically risky plan before a new General Assembly was sworn in at noon, taking a slice out of the Democratic majority and removing lame-duck lawmakers willing to support the tax before leaving office.
The rate increase might be the biggest any state has adopted in percentage terms while grappling with recent economic woes.


The proposal passed the House on Tuesday night 60-57, the bare minimum. No Republicans backed the measure there or in the Senate, where the measure passed 30-29.

"We're saying to the people of Illinois, 'For eight years we've overspent, now we're going to make it your problem,'" said Rep. Roger Eddy. "We're making up for our mistakes on your back."


Convictions have consequences.

Hope BBC takes that O sticker off his car--or he'll be in the soup line

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

The people I work for will be paying for it, not me

Glad Springfield is acting responsibly

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[THE KOD]

larger point. But I'm not sure either of them intended to redefine the phrase, or that they should have."

Foxman, in the ADL statement, also supports Palin's larger point ? that commentators have wrongly linked her and other's rhetoric to the attacks.

"It was inappropriate at the outset to blame Sarah Palin and others for causing this tragedy or for being an accessory to murder," he said. "Palin has every right to defend herself against these kinds of attacks, and we agree with her that the best tradition in America is one of finding common ground despite our differences."

A Palin adviser had no further comment on the former vice presidential candidate's Facebook post.
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now Sarah in a attempt to deflect is making the Jews mad at her.

dont reaim , reload :SIB

The report is in that the Looney shooter didnt watch TV , listen to radi0, or read news

Only thing is the friend that reports that hasnt even talked to him in two years.

back and forth back and forth

:facepalm:

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

KOD reads other people's post as frequently as Boundbook

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

The people I work for will be paying for it, not me

Glad Springfield is acting responsibly

:0074

Now I see the light/Maybe O had a point!

spend and tax= era of responsibilty :SIB
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--on kod--that's the ploy he aways uses in trying to hide post.

 

[Duff Miver]

Consequences can be a bitch!

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/01/06/tax-increase-plan-bigger-than-expected/

SPRINGFIELD (AP) ? Top Illinois Democrats have agreed to push a plan that would temporarily boost income taxes by 75 percent and double cigarette taxes, Senate President John Cullerton said Thursday.
Illinois? personal income tax rate, now 3 percent, would climb to 5.25 percent for four years under the plan Cullerton outlined. After that, it would drop to 3.75 percent.

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Damn. That puts them almost as high as Kentucky. You do make more than $8,000 per year......don't you doggie? :142smilie

How Kentucky State income tax rates are structured
The tax table below will show in detail the Kentucky state income tax rates by income tax bracket(s). There are 6 income tax brackets for Kentucky.
If your income range is between $0 and $3,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 2%.
If your income range is between $3,001 and $4,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 3%.
If your income range is between $4,001 and $5,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 4%.
If your income range is between $5,001 and $8,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 5%.
If your income range is between $8,001 and $75,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 5.8%.
If your income range is $75,001 and over, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 6%.

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

This is 2008--before recent increase--
We are right there with our South carolina Hillbilly brothers


State and Local Tax Burdens
Fiscal Year 2008
Taxes Paid Taxes Paid
State- to Home to Other Total Income
Local Tax State States Taxes Paid (per
State Burden Rank (per capita) (per capita) (per capita) capita) Rank
US average 9.7% ? $ 2,924 $ 1,358 $ 4,283 $ 44,254 ?
Alabama 8.6% 38 $ 1,977 $ 1,168 $ 3,144 $ 36,372 43
Alaska 6.4 50 1,433 1,438 2,871 44,872 18
Arizona 8.5 41 2,170 1,074 3,244 38,174 35
Arkansas 10.0 14 2,315 1,036 3,351 33,395 48
California 10.5 6 3,683 1,345 5,028 47,706 11
Colorado 9.0% 34 $ 2,684 $ 1,675 $ 4,359 $ 48,300 9
Connecticut 11.1 3 4,498 2,509 7,007 63,160 1
Delaware 9.5 24 2,364 1,889 4,253 44,889 17
Florida 7.4 47 2,384 1,057 3,441 46,293 15
Georgia 9.9 16 2,579 1,156 3,735 37,850 38
Hawaii 10.6% 5 $ 3,699 $ 1,221 $ 4,920 $ 46,512 14
Idaho 10.1 13 2,374 1,296 3,670 36,492 42
Illinois 9.3 30 2,948 1,398 4,346 46,693 13
Indiana 9.4 28 2,348 1,154 3,502 37,279 40
Iowa 9.3 31 2,263 1,327 3,589 38,636 32
Kansas 9.6% 21 $ 2,460 $ 1,451 $ 3,911 $ 40,784 24
Kentucky 9.4 25 2,201 1,042 3,243 34,339 47
Louisiana 8.4 42 2,093 1,193 3,286 39,116 29
Maine 10.0 15 2,701 1,135 3,835 38,309 34
Maryland 10.8 4 4,062 1,607 5,669 52,709 6
Massachusetts 9.5% 23 $ 3,609 $ 1,768 $ 5,377 $ 56,661 2
Michigan 9.4 27 2,536 1,158 3,694 39,273 28
Minnesota 10.2 12 3,328 1,360 4,688 46,106 16
Mississippi 8.9 36 1,773 1,061 2,834 31,836 50
Missouri 9.2 32 2,261 1,248 3,508 38,084 37
Montana 8.6% 40 $ 1,960 $ 1,199 $ 3,158 $ 36,793 41
Nebraska 9.8 17 2,611 1,371 3,983 40,499 25
Nevada 6.6 49 1,952 1,293 3,245 49,371 7
New Hampshire 7.6 46 1,824 1,818 3,642 48,033 10
New Jersey 11.8 1 4,376 2,234 6,610 56,116 3
New Mexico 8.6% 39 $ 2,051 $ 1,063 $ 3,114 $ 36,031 44
New York 11.7 2 4,845 1,573 6,419 55,032 4
North Carolina 9.8 20 2,597 1,066 3,663 37,508 39
North Dakota 9.2 33 2,167 1,470 3,637 39,612 26
Ohio 10.4 7 2,937 1,112 4,049 38,925 31
Oklahoma 9.8% 19 $ 2,280 $ 1,481 $ 3,761 $ 38,415 33
Oregon 9.4 26 2,538 1,181 3,719 39,444 27
Pennsylvania 10.2 11 3,054 1,409 4,463 43,796 20
Rhode Island 10.2 10 2,900 1,633 4,533 44,463 19
South Carolina 8.8 37 2,048 1,079 3,127 35,419 46
South Dakota 7.9% 45 $ 1,645 $ 1,434 $ 3,079 $ 39,103 30
Tennessee 8.3 44 1,779 1,382 3,160 38,090 36
Texas 8.4 43 2,082 1,498 3,580 42,796 21
Utah 9.6 22 2,305 1,140 3,446 35,971 45
Vermont 10.3 8 3,072 1,337 4,410 42,626 22
Virginia 9.8% 18 $ 3,281 $ 1,388 $ 4,669 $ 47,666 12
Washington 8.9 35 2,957 1,377 4,334 48,574 8
West Virginia 9.3 29 1,982 1,018 3,000 32,145 49
Wisconsin 10.2 9 3,047 1,147 4,194 40,953 23
Wyoming 7.0 48 1,925 1,788 3,714 53,163 5
Dist. of Columbia 10.3% (8) $ 4,344 $ 2,964 $ 7,308 $ 70,730 (1)
Notes: As a unique state-local entity, D.C. is not included in rankings, but the figure in parentheses
shows where it would rank.
Sources: Tax Foundation calculations using data from multiple sources, primarily Census Bureau,
Rockefeller Institute, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Council on State Taxation, and Travel
Industry Association.

 

[Duff Miver]

Cute choice of charts, doggie, but meaningless. You need the chart which shows state income tax as a percentage of per capita income.

As usual with you figures don't lie, but doggies do.

You may be a redneck, but you aren't my brother. He's a Mississippi redneck.

 

[THE KOD]

KOD reads other people's post as frequently as Boundbook

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I try to post stuff that DTB will read but I know that is fruitless.

I get bored with his Chicago charts and all. They have been proven wrong before so what the hey.

Hey Bobby I may be traveling to chicago in the spring. What say we grab a chicago dog and some beers and go to wrigleys.

 

[gardenweasel]

when shit ain`t working,democrats double down...

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businesses will be fleeing illinois like rats deserting a sinking ship...and heading to the neighboring business-friendly states with republican governors(like indiana and wisconsin)...

wisconsin offering a two year corporate tax exemption for new businesses.....

hell,the cheesheads might even get the cubs....:mj07:

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

Sure thing, Scott . . . Oh what a time we'll have :toast:

Bring some money, though because there's a huge sales tax in Chicago

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

dogs - can you post a link to that chart. I'd like to read the article

and wease - you'd be surprised about how little tax rates are involved in personal and business decision making

 

[gardenweasel]

dogs - can you post a link to that chart. I'd like to read the article

and wease - you'd be surprised about how little tax rates are involved in personal and business decision making

we`re gonna find out, wubby...the experiment is on....

illinois is doing it their way...and indy and wisconsin is doing it theirs......

we`re gonna find out who`s right.....

ain`t federalism great?.......can`t wait....:0074

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

we`re gonna find out, wubby...the experiment is on....

illinois is doing it their way...and indy and wisconsin is doing it theirs......

we`re gonna find out who`s right.....

ain`t federalism great?.......can`t wait....:0074

You live in Maryland, right?

 

[gardenweasel]

You live in Maryland, right?

the people` republic of maryland....was a federal employee for many years...i know what of i speak...

if maryland wasn`t such a big government hub,it would be illinois or cali....

http://washingtonexaminer.com/taxes/2009/05/its-not-just-millionaires-fleeing-maryland-taxes

when i`m done here...and the old lady is retired,we`re probably gone,too...

 

[THE KOD]

Sure thing, Scott . . . Oh what a time we'll have :toast:

Bring some money, though because there's a huge sales tax in Chicago

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I can almost see it now. Drinking a beer and glaring at each other

yeh that 66% is hell to the know.

 

[Trench]

Damn. That puts them almost as high as Kentucky. You do make more than $8,000 per year......don't you doggie? :142smilie

How Kentucky State income tax rates are structured
The tax table below will show in detail the Kentucky state income tax rates by income tax bracket(s). There are 6 income tax brackets for Kentucky.
If your income range is between $0 and $3,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 2%.
If your income range is between $3,001 and $4,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 3%.
If your income range is between $4,001 and $5,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 4%.
If your income range is between $5,001 and $8,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 5%.
If your income range is between $8,001 and $75,000, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 5.8%.
If your income range is $75,001 and over, your tax rate on every dollar of income earned is 6%.

Now why'd ya have to go and rain on Doggie's shit-parade, Duff? You just KNOW he was hoping nobody was gonna look that up... :142smilie

 

[WhatsHisNuts]

If you concentrate on the tax rate going from 3 to 5.25%, you'd probably say "Meh, my state still charges more." If you throw around percentages like 75%, things sure start to sound dire.