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Kids need to see this. Their 80s movie experience is missing Die Hard, Vision Quest, Predator and Sixteen Candles.
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Well we knew you wouldnt show up yourself lmao!
Kids need to see this. Their 80s movie experience is missing Die Hard, Vision Quest, Predator and Sixteen Candles.
you're right, the creator of the plush toy didn't make thousands.....he became a billionaire off the damn things. his name was Ty Warner.
"At one point in the late 1990s, a $5 toy mass-produced in China became such a big craze that people - mostly adults - paid thousands of dollars to collect them. But only a few years after Beanie Babies made their creator a billionaire, the stuffed animals became virtually worthless."
notice a trend here? I do.
another reason it may catch on, is AFAIK there's no penalty or fee for a transaction, or it's like a fraction of a penny to send/transfer bitcoin through apps.
Granted i assume it makes it harder for tax purposes, are they only taxing the selling of bitcoins as capitol gains right now? or income? and how would they even know if you don't tell the IRS?
Idk lmaoIS that the place with the people mover monorail that connects to IUPUI med ctr?
i always thought it was stupid that lottery and gambling winnings get taxed
No. Mainly because idk the area and I stare at GPS whole time.Does this look familiar?
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Why?
No. Mainly because idk the area and I stare at GPS whole time.
3 big buildings near pacers arena
Probably because lottery winnings aren't taxed in Canada.
That shit rustled my jimmies. I wanted the flesh to be tender for the tasting.Settle down now Mr PUO... I see you are still in jubilation over the consumption of Mr Rigo...
It's not income, dividends, interest or capital gainsWhy?
It's not income, dividends, interest or capital gains
It's not income, dividends, interest or capital gains
Do you get to write off gambling losses?Of course it's income. It's gambling income.
Why would you treat treat it more favorably than income from labor or investments?
Do you get to write off gambling losses?
It is a capital gain of sorts. I mean it's capital, and you gained it.
You have to remember that most of the posters here are in the US, a country that has a death tax. So any time something is mentioned as being tax exempt they are shocked --- unless it was the result of special interest lobbying.
Of course it's income. It's gambling income.
Why would you treat treat it more favorably than income from labor or investments?