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88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:personal allowance was raised twice in the last few years
From 60k to 72k, then to 84k
The bulk of the working population takes home less than 5k/month. Many weekly and fortnightly paid persons, and several government workers included, take home about 1k/week. So that tax allowance does nothing for those people.
Yuh kno, I asked this before, and nobody answered, so imma ask again.
Would it be so terrible a thing to simply abolish property taxes entirely? Considering that the people showing that they DON'T want it, and the state can't really show how the taxpayer benefits from it.
And don't say it can't be done, it's been done in several other countries.
VexXx Dogg wrote:88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:personal allowance was raised twice in the last few years
From 60k to 72k, then to 84k
The bulk of the working population takes home less than 5k/month. Many weekly and fortnightly paid persons, and several government workers included, take home about 1k/week. So that tax allowance does nothing for those people.
Yuh kno, I asked this before, and nobody answered, so imma ask again.
Would it be so terrible a thing to simply abolish property taxes entirely? Considering that the people showing that they DON'T want it, and the state can't really show how the taxpayer benefits from it.
And don't say it can't be done, it's been done in several other countries.
wishful thinking.
referendum, maybe?
RBphoto wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:personal allowance was raised twice in the last few years
From 60k to 72k, then to 84k
The bulk of the working population takes home less than 5k/month. Many weekly and fortnightly paid persons, and several government workers included, take home about 1k/week. So that tax allowance does nothing for those people.
Yuh kno, I asked this before, and nobody answered, so imma ask again.
Would it be so terrible a thing to simply abolish property taxes entirely? Considering that the people showing that they DON'T want it, and the state can't really show how the taxpayer benefits from it.
And don't say it can't be done, it's been done in several other countries.
wishful thinking.
referendum, maybe?
I guess the inability to get the required number of forms is the best referendum.
ProtonPowder wrote:stating facts without spin
keep crying
Once PEA, Inshan, Omar Umbrella or Kemler not involved, I dere.zoom rader wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:stating facts without spin
keep crying
Proton , juss chill.
Dis not your fight , we know u want to keep your job on house taxes and will be all pros on it.
Dis a citizens fight and Civil disobedience is the only way forward to fight this.
ProtonPowder wrote:old men roleplay as revolutionaries on the internet
i feel like is 2010 tumblr all over again
Proton is quickly proving himself a red government idiot.88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:old men roleplay as revolutionaries on the internet
i feel like is 2010 tumblr all over again
old men don't role play son, they seriously defiant, because is they who have the most to lose/taking the hardest hit, know they don't want this and saying it out loud and showing it.
As opposed to the youngsters of the day, who stand for nothing, and own nothing, thus bear no cost or responsibilty, and many of whom probably gonna reach retirement age and dead still owning nothing.
People decisively choosing to not submit. Clown Inbutt is known for being a pnm liar, so it's safe to assume the numbers he's spewing are lies. I suspect they have less than half of what's required for them to start.
Doh worry, when it collapse on itself, yuh go gt with a new job prospect eventually.
Scare tactics for citizens.Country_Bookie wrote:I don't quite understand what legislation the government has in place to fine me 5,000 for not doing their job for them. They had to pass a law before they could charge people for talking on a cell phone while driving. Did they pass a law to require every property owner to submit the valuation return??
Jah blessshake d livin wake d dead wrote::agrue:
Email gate was fabricated by PNM.So is the legality of this tax reform16 cycles wrote:Has that bit of legal advice been verified? i.e. a follow up from a news agency?
Very cautious about info since emailgate...
Question, I probably young on this forum but concerning referendum I know it is in our constitution but has this option ever been used in Trinidad's history, letting the people decide what is best for them?RBphoto wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:personal allowance was raised twice in the last few years
From 60k to 72k, then to 84k
The bulk of the working population takes home less than 5k/month. Many weekly and fortnightly paid persons, and several government workers included, take home about 1k/week. So that tax allowance does nothing for those people.
Yuh kno, I asked this before, and nobody answered, so imma ask again.
Would it be so terrible a thing to simply abolish property taxes entirely? Considering that the people showing that they DON'T want it, and the state can't really show how the taxpayer benefits from it.
And don't say it can't be done, it's been done in several other countries.
wishful thinking.
referendum, maybe?
I guess the inability to get the required number of forms is the best referendum.
16 cycles wrote:Has that bit of legal advice been verified? i.e. a follow up from a news agency?
Very cautious about info since emailgate...
The red government doesn't want thathover11 wrote:Question, I probably young on this forum but concerning referendum I know it is in our constitution but has this option ever been used in Trinidad's history, letting the people decide what is best for them?RBphoto wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:personal allowance was raised twice in the last few years
From 60k to 72k, then to 84k
The bulk of the working population takes home less than 5k/month. Many weekly and fortnightly paid persons, and several government workers included, take home about 1k/week. So that tax allowance does nothing for those people.
Yuh kno, I asked this before, and nobody answered, so imma ask again.
Would it be so terrible a thing to simply abolish property taxes entirely? Considering that the people showing that they DON'T want it, and the state can't really show how the taxpayer benefits from it.
And don't say it can't be done, it's been done in several other countries.
wishful thinking.
referendum, maybe?
I guess the inability to get the required number of forms is the best referendum.
hover11 wrote:Question, I probably young on this forum but concerning referendum I know it is in our constitution but has this option ever been used in Trinidad's history, letting the people decide what is best for them?
hover11 wrote:Question, I probably young on this forum but concerning referendum I know it is in our constitution but has this option ever been used in Trinidad's history, letting the people decide what is best for them?
zoom rader wrote:Proton is quickly proving himself a red government idiot.88sins wrote:ProtonPowder wrote:old men roleplay as revolutionaries on the internet
i feel like is 2010 tumblr all over again
old men don't role play son, they seriously defiant, because is they who have the most to lose/taking the hardest hit, know they don't want this and saying it out loud and showing it.
As opposed to the youngsters of the day, who stand for nothing, and own nothing, thus bear no cost or responsibilty, and many of whom probably gonna reach retirement age and dead still owning nothing.
People decisively choosing to not submit. Clown Inbutt is known for being a pnm liar, so it's safe to assume the numbers he's spewing are lies. I suspect they have less than half of what's required for them to start.
Doh worry, when it collapse on itself, yuh go gt with a new job prospect eventually.
16 cycles wrote:Has that bit of legal advice been verified? i.e. a follow up from a news agency?
Very cautious about info since emailgate...
Why must citizens fill out a form that you supposed tobe doing. Some people don't even have tape measure to measure their square feet. Forcing people to do your wuk and you will just guess an unjust tax figure if you carry an injun surname.ProtonPowder wrote:^^
Insufferable PNM fool
Is Rowley in Rowley MC dont submit no form
Of course if the new form is mandatad to the public using a different section of the law and Devant and Anand havent said a word, it can go straight to the JCPC using a previous judicial review case
Is Rowley MC we dont play here we all about justice for citizens