CONGRESS Sucks! (Hypocrites)

[Palehorse]

And . . . wait for it. . . even MORE irony!

[The Troll]

And . . . wait for it. . . even MORE irony!

  3:10am in the morning.  Palehorse they got the newbie working the afternoon shift.  If you are, I know all about it.  Worked 14 years straight before I could hold days and never could hold Midnights.

  It sure wrecks you home life.     Late night eating and sleeping  in. 

[Palehorse]

87% of citizens disapprove of congress!   

Republicans, tea party & Bonehead are high on the hit list!

http://www.wthr.com/story/15339605/ap-gfk-poll-87-in-us-disapprove-of-congress

Hope Irene pays them a visit! 

[The Troll]

87% of citizens disapprove of congress!   

Republicans, tea party & Bonehead are high on the hit list!

http://www.wthr.com/story/15339605/ap-gfk-poll-87-in-us-disapprove-of-congress

Hope Irene pays them a visit! 

  Just yesterday Eric Cantor, Republican Rep. Virginia  a state right in the path of Irene said.  He did not believe in giving distaster aid unless the was the equal amount cut in spending.

  I wonder what he will say after Irene gets done with the East Coast.  by the people who voted for him.   

[Palehorse]

Procter & Gamble Co. CEO Bob McDonald's pay jumped to nearly $16.2 million in his second year at the helm of the world's largest consumer products maker.

McDonald, a native of Gary, Ind., completed his second year June 30 as chief of the maker of Pampers diapers, Crest toothpaste and Gillette shavers.

P&G sales rose 5 percent for the year, to $82.6 billion, and profits reached company targets. Some 90 percent of McDonald's pay is tied to performance. His salary is $1.6 million.. . .

http://www.indystar.com/article/20110827/BUSINESS/108270355/Proctor-Gamble-says-its-CEO-earned-16-2M?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|IndyStar.com|s

But lets tax the shit out of blue collar workers! 

[The Troll]

Procter & Gamble Co. CEO Bob McDonald's pay jumped to nearly $16.2 million in his second year at the helm of the world's largest consumer products maker.

McDonald, a native of Gary, Ind., completed his second year June 30 as chief of the maker of Pampers diapers, Crest toothpaste and Gillette shavers.

P&G sales rose 5 percent for the year, to $82.6 billion, and profits reached company targets. Some 90 percent of McDonald's pay is tied to performance. His salary is $1.6 million.. . .

http://www.indystar.com/article/20110827/BUSINESS/108270355/Proctor-Gamble-says-its-CEO-earned-16-2M?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|IndyStar.com|s

But lets tax the shit out of blue collar workers! 

  Nice raise and I'll bet he's ready to hire several thousand to work for Proctor and Gamble.   

[Exterminator]

Procter & Gamble Co. CEO Bob McDonald's pay jumped to nearly $16.2 million in his second year at the helm of the world's largest consumer products maker.

McDonald, a native of Gary, Ind., completed his second year June 30 as chief of the maker of Pampers diapers, Crest toothpaste and Gillette shavers.

P&G sales rose 5 percent for the year, to $82.6 billion, and profits reached company targets. Some 90 percent of McDonald's pay is tied to performance. His salary is $1.6 million.. . .

http://www.indystar.com/article/20110827/BUSINESS/108270355/Proctor-Gamble-says-its-CEO-earned-16-2M?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|IndyStar.com|s

But lets tax the shit out of blue collar workers! 

Is this the, "reinvesting," that Henry and 'me' are always blathering on about?

[me]

Procter & Gamble Co. CEO Bob McDonald's pay jumped to nearly $16.2 million in his second year at the helm of the world's largest consumer products maker.

McDonald, a native of Gary, Ind., completed his second year June 30 as chief of the maker of Pampers diapers, Crest toothpaste and Gillette shavers.

P&G sales rose 5 percent for the year, to $82.6 billion, and profits reached company targets. Some 90 percent of McDonald's pay is tied to performance. His salary is $1.6 million.. . .

http://www.indystar.com/article/20110827/BUSINESS/108270355/Proctor-Gamble-says-its-CEO-earned-16-2M?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|IndyStar.com|s

But lets tax the shit out of blue collar workers! 

And your point is?  What they pay employees, which a CEO is, is their business.  Don't you get a performance bonus?  If so it may not be that much but do you have the responsibility that a CEO would have?  How would that be tied to company taxes anyway? 
Quit thinking of corporation as enemy and think of them as a company, either large or small, who incorporated for liability and/or tax purposes.  If not incorporated the taxes would be borderline ridiculous and the liability would fall directly on the owner rather than the company for any law suits.  It is free enterprise at work.  Some of the small businesses became large and turned into large corporations and some stayed small corporations.  Take off the blinders and look at the picture as a whole and quit looking at only part of the picture for pete's sake.  The "corporation" as such may not be paying any taxes but you can bet the owner of the corporation is on his earnings.

[The Troll]

And your point is?  What they pay employees, which a CEO is, is their business.  Don't you get a performance bonus?  If so it may not be that much but do you have the responsibility that a CEO would have?  How would that be tied to company taxes anyway? 
Quit thinking of corporation as enemy and think of them as a company, either large or small, who incorporated for liability and/or tax purposes.  If not incorporated the taxes would be borderline ridiculous and the liability would fall directly on the owner rather than the company for any law suits.  It is free enterprise at work.  Some of the small businesses became large and turned into large corporations and some stayed small corporations.  Take off the blinders and look at the picture as a whole and quit looking at only part of the picture for pete's sake.  The "corporation" as such may not be paying any taxes but you can bet the owner of the corporation is on his earnings.

  How would that be tied to company taxes anyway.  This is your question and just shows how stupid you are on taxes.  Bugs, like in dumb Bunny,   What a corporations pays all of it's employees and a CEO is a employee.  Their wages are  tax deductable as a business expense.  Again no brains and blind, no wonder you lost your business.  = Brain Dead.

[me]

Quote from: Palehorse on August 27, 2011, 11:55:58 PM

    Procter & Gamble Co. CEO Bob McDonald's pay jumped to nearly $16.2 million in his second year at the helm of the world's largest consumer products maker.

    McDonald, a native of Gary, Ind., completed his second year June 30 as chief of the maker of Pampers diapers, Crest toothpaste and Gillette shavers.

    P&G sales rose 5 percent for the year, to $82.6 billion, and profits reached company targets. Some 90 percent of McDonald's pay is tied to performance. His salary is $1.6 million.. . .

    http://www.indystar.com/article/20110827/BUSINESS/108270355/Proctor-Gamble-says-its-CEO-earned-16-2M?odyssey=mod|newswell|text|IndyStar.com|s

    But lets tax the shit out of blue collar workers! 

  How would that be tied to company taxes anyway.  This is your question and just shows how stupid you are on taxes.  Bugs, like in dumb Bunny,   What a corporations pays all of it's employees and a CEO is a employee.  Their wages are  tax deductable as a business expense.  Again no brains and blind, no wonder you lost your business.  = Brain Dead.

As they should be because it is an expense of doing business. 

[Palehorse]

I'll say it again for the cheap seats: "But let's tax the shit out of the blue collar workers!"

[me]

I'll say it again for the cheap seats: "But let's tax the shit out of the blue collar workers!"

I'm sure that CEO pays taxes on what he makes since it would be wages.   

[Exterminator]

I'm sure that CEO pays taxes on what he makes since it would be wages.

And you'd be wrong.  Most of this type of payment is distributed via stock options and as "deferred income".

[The Troll]

And you'd be wrong.  Most of this type of payment is distributed via stock options and as "deferred income".

  Taxed as capital gains taxes and he pays less on his millions of dollars than his secretary pays on her poor ass check.   

[Exterminator]

  Taxed as capital gains taxes and he pays less on his millions of dollars than his secretary pays on her poor ass check.   

Actually, not taxed at all.