[QUOTE="br0kenrabbit"][QUOTE="thegerg"] Inefficient government spending in no way disallows you from sending the state more money. Why don't you do it?thegerg
I just told you why.
Have you ever filed taxes? Do you know what they do when you overpay your taxes? What the hell do you think people get excited for around April?
If I sent extra money in to the IRS and told them to keep it, they can't just add it to my 'account' and pass it along as tax income. It'd go in as an overpayment and I'd be refunded. If I didn't cash the check I'd have a balance on my next years taxes. Have you any idea how these things work?
If they actually raised taxes on my bracket, then we're good to go.
No, you didn't tell me why. You first said that the government doesn't spend money as you wish. Thatis not preventing you from paying more in taxes.I never said they didn't spend it as I wish, simply that cents on the dollar would actually be put to work. And it's true when speaking of just a single individual, because you still have to process that money and that costs money.
If tens of thousands were doing it, then the scale is different: it still costs money to process that money, but since it's now being processed in bulk the cost is greatly reduced.
If they raise taxes, as they should, I'll be happy to pay. Until that time, I can put the whole dollar to work by doing the handing out myself.
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