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To: abigkahuna

35% to 9% is a big difference.

wholesale product taxed 35% to make the product.

cains plan: wholesale product taxed 9% plus your 9%= 18%


26 posted on 10/13/2011 8:57:38 AM PDT by Watchdog85
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To: Watchdog85

well no—wholesale product is not taxed at 35%
Lets say I bought a dozen necklaces from my NY supplier at the trade show in Vegas, He is a sole proprietor that imports from the Philippines. Definitely, not a mega corporation—so the 35% corporate tax does not apply.

Now, if his cost for some reason becomes less, will he charge less? No, he will maximize profits, just like I do. Now, his necklaces are pretty darn low anyway, so saying someone will come in cheaper is a misnomer here.

I live in the world of table top capitalism. Pennies do count. If I can not deduct my fuel, my living expenses on the road and the cost of fairs like I currently do, I would not have much at the end of the year.

Now I gotta do paper work for not only the four out of the five states I sell in at fairs, I gotta do FED sales tax too.

If I am wrong here, point it out to me.


36 posted on 10/13/2011 9:19:04 AM PDT by abigkahuna
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