If we're going to do that, then those with no kids or kids that are no longer in school should also get back all the money they've paid to fund state schools over the years as well. I mean, fair is fair.
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No. Taxpayer money has gone to private schools.
Private schools have not contributed money to public schools.
private schools pay state sales tax. state sales tax goes to the general fund which funds - drum roll, please - public schools. so, yeah, indirectly, private schools have funded public education.
yes, exempt from state income tax. exempt from federal income tax. exempt from property tax.
not exempt from sales tax.
you lose.
Wrong.
In the majority of states that have sales tax – excluding Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon – the key to earning a sales tax exemption is being designated a charitable, tax-exempt 501(c)3 nonprofit organization under the Internal Revenue Code. (For other types of tax-exempt nonprofits, state sales tax exemption is much less certain and requires a careful reading of each state’s tax code and regulations.)
Recognition by the IRS may be enough in some states to be exempted from state sales tax. Charities in Wyoming just have to provide the state with a copy of the organization’s IRS determination letter in order to receive an exemption approval letter. Illinois simply requires a form or letter of request from nonprofits while other states, like Connecticut and Michigan, require that nonprofits just provide their vendors with a form that claims they are exempt from state sales tax for their purchases. In North Carolina, charities must pay sales taxes but can file semiannually for a refund of sales taxes paid.
In other states, the process for obtaining exemption from state sales tax can vary significantly. Most states that offer sales tax exemptions (about 30) generally require a short application form along with some or all of the following supporting documents:
- IRS Determination Letter and/or IRS Form 1023 or 1024.
- Articles of Incorporation and/or Bylaws.
- Financial Statements and/or Form 990.
Cool. So taxpayers pay taxes for "schools". And both types of schools (public and private) pay little to no taxes.
All resulting in the highest per child “cost” of education in the world.
from yore article: But the one tax exemption that even nonprofits sometimes find elusive is sales tax.
there's also the fact that not all private schools are non-profit.
oops.
"elusive" meaning those non profits that don't apply for the exemption
The vast majority are.
nope, and you actually know you just posted a lie. elusive meaning the criteria to qualify is beyond their reach.
so? but, thanks for indirectly admitting there private schools that do pay taxes which, in effect, fund public education.
You're an idiot
If it's beyond their reach why give instruction on how to qualify.
You're a liar. Want proof? You're here
okay, so if it's not beyond their reach, dummass (although, yore source says the opposite), the tax they pay because they didn't go through the red tape goes to fund public schools, i.e. tax from private schools funds public schools. you lose. again. per the norm.
My source says no such thing, you lying idiot.
But the vast majority don't pay state tax.
You're a liar. Want proof? You're here.
But the one tax exemption that even nonprofits sometimes find elusive is sales tax.
thanks for once again admitting yore incorrect. while the vast majority may not, there are those that do, thus funding public education.
yore critical thinking skills really are quite inept . . . as if we didn't already know that.
Elusive is not "beyond reach" you stupid punk.
Only if you consider that a person paying $500 federal income tax and getting a refund of $1000 is funding the federal government.
You're a liar. Want proof?? You're here.
This idiot clearly doesn't know your background. Or then again maybe he does and he's just waiting for you to stop arguing with him.
Once you do, he will declare victory and go celebrate with his favorite glass dildo.
it can be. likely why there are private schools that fund public education.
nobody asked you to share your tax status.
yeah, but the anger in his post as i, and others, string him along is satisfying. like pouring salt on a slug. can only imagine the poorsonous old senile bastard typing away . . .
Only if you consider that a person paying $500 federal income tax and getting a refund of $1000 is funding the federal government.
You're a liar. Want proof?? You're here.yeah, but the anger in his post as i, and others, string him along is satisfying. like pouring salt on a slug. can only imagine the poorsonous old senile bastard typing away . . .
For Being a Department of Highways guy (in charge of procuring shovels for people to I lean on) day to day, @WV-FAN is also quite knowledgeable on the accounting side of things too
demoted to leaner. my accounting skills include the ability to add up my hours for the day on the shovel i'm leaning on with a sharpie. i'm just a step above orange cone dropper.
years ago, i pulled up to a work zone and my BF crabbing buddy was stopping traffic - had the stop/go sign - and he was writing on the pole of the stop sign. asked him WTF he was writing. at the top of every hour he would write his hourly wage and subtotal it. said it was the only thing that kept him from throwing the sign down and letting traffic go at will.
I think this is all trolling on @extragreen part. He probably donates thousands every year to the GOP
one of these days, we're going to find out that @extragreen is really just another account owned by @mlblack16. and will turn out to be one of the most elaborate trolls of 21st century interwebs.
If they don't have access they can get that info.
Of course, if you're using a VPN then shouldn't be able to.
