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- Introduced by Sen. Maralyn Chase (D) on January 26, 2012, creates a state income tax, reduces the state sales tax, and eliminates the state property tax. Takes effect if the proposed amendment to Article VII of the state Constitution, authorizing income taxes, is approved by the voters at the November 2012 general election.
- Referred to the Senate Ways & Means Committee on January 26, 2012.
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1) Re: 2012 Senate Bill 6495 (Establishing a state income tax) by DCRyle on January 30, 2012In case you missed it Senator. NO! No to any state income tax, no to any more fees, schedules, expenses, or any other tax in any shape or form.
No to this bill. Today, or Tomorrow, or next year. NO!
Look at the past history and you will see this has been defeated every tiime. I am getting sick of you democrats trying to push this down taxpayers throats!
To Sen. Maralyn Chase,
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO...
Just in case you don't know what NO means, the New Heritage Dictionary defines no: Used to express refusal, denial, disbelief, emphasis, or disagreement: No, I'm not going. No, you're wrong. Not at all; not by any degree.
Learn it, memorize it and chant it next time anyone brings up a state income tax. We (the voters) don't want it, as has been proven in the past. But until you and your ilk do, I'm going to chant VOTE THE BATRASTARDS OUT!
The income tax is not a way for the state to balance the budget, it is a socialistic way for the state to spend more money, by raising the taxes and transfering the wealth, in other words, it is a way for the government to punish those that are succesful (and if yo doubt me, how many drug dealers do you know would declare their income for the tax?). We already have a consumption tax, the more toys you buy the more tax you spend. Those that cannot afford all the toys do not pay the tax. The sales tax is color, racially and socially blind. It doesn't ask where you make your money it only tells you that if you spend the money you are going to be taxed on what you buy...
OH, just in case I and others didn't make ourselves clear before.... NO to the income tax.
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