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Posted on 10/13/2011 3:01:35 PM PDT by Fudd Fan
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And a mortgage.
The caller also said his medical bills were paid with PRE-TAX earnings. Under 999, those bills are paid bearing two taxes 9% income and 9% sales. From 0% to 18% in 10 seconds.
wouldn’t that just kick ass
i mean - mini vans cause impotence
the trucks look stock too
you can put the seat in and let other people drive it - the back seats are still intact - i think those are too cool
He just said his engine was bigger than a V-8 so it must be a V-12. There's only a few cars with V-12s that are current, Mercedes, BMW, Rolls-Royce and the Maybach.
Sean Hannity always says it looks like the Batmobile. Whatcha think?
My Mountaineer is built on a truck chasis and boy it is so nice.
The Explorer will no longer be on a truck chasis, perhaps its already changed, but it will be on a Taurus chasis.
If I ever have to buy another car, Lord willing, I would go with an Expedition.
I bought a big SUV just so I could wave my finger in Obama’s face and drive it right up his wife’s fat.......
and bentley
but i thought his was a rice burner
Wow, where is Robin and I guess Mrs. L is cat woman.
snicker
plus - the eu decided their pedestrians are too sloopid NOT to walk out in front of moving cars, so all the front ends are going to be flat
lmao
But none of them look like The Batmobile.
Okay what’s the tax plan comparison math on a typical mortgage? I’m not sure. Maybe you can help me understand it.
It’s not stated but I assume it’s not taxed like goods, we don’t know about services yet.
But I would think the lion’s share of monthly expenses are utilities, mortgages and car payments which would be taxed up front if bought new which is unlikely at that level of income. Cain hasn’t disclosed all the details yet so your guess is as good as mine.
All I see are 4 door Maybachs on their website, I find it hard to believe they don’t make a 2 door.
I don’t have any car loans. FWTW. Just maintenance and repair expenses. Three cars, monthly average costs on each including purchase, maintenance, repairs and replacements of parts, state inspections, and excluding fuel and insurance in $165 or under, after allowing for current resale value to a private buyer. Those costs would be federal sales taxable? Some part at least.
until benz has a chassis for that, maybach can't
but - benz did have a concept car that reminds me of that picture...
well maybe not - it was from 2007 - f700 - but its 4 door
http://www.autoblog.com/photos/frankfurt-2007-mercedes-benz-f700-concept/#photo-391847/
I would think “parts”, since they are new would be taxable, but not labor but we don’t know if services are taxable yet. Boy you have some low auto repair costs, we have three cars too, My son’s 2005 Mustang we bought new, my wife’s POS 2003 Golf bought new and my 2000 Suburban also bought new. Every time they go in the shop it’s a minimum of $1000 but averages more like $2000, I’d say we spend a minimum of $5,000 a year on them which would average more like $400 a month. Add that with a ave. $1,500 a month mortgage, HVAC, water, misc, $600(?) thats about $35 K which leaves quite a lot for gas, food, clothes, ect on a $80K income minus 9%...
What about medical?
Add my wife’s “former” POS 2003 Golf.
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