Wyoming taxes

[Paul Bonneau]

For what it's worth:

http://www.taxfoundation.org/files/bp58.pdf

These days it almost doesn't matter. We won't have an economy in a few months. No economy, no taxes.

[NoKnownPurpose]

Good stuff!

I sincerely doubt there will be no economy in our lifetimes.  Even warlords need to collect tax. 

[Boston]

Until inflation reaches triple-digit levels, I think we'll still have an economy,
and even thereafter.  We've a lot of infrastructure, and thus economic inertia,
carrying us forward.

Prices may get weird, and supply wonky, but we'll eek along. 

Just my 3¢ (adjusted for inflation).

Boston

[J-B-T Jager]

Until inflation reaches triple-digit levels, I think we'll still have an economy,
and even thereafter.  We've a lot of infrastructure, and thus economic inertia,
carrying us forward.

Prices may get weird, and supply wonky, but we'll eek along. 

Just my 3¢ (adjusted for inflation).

Boston

lollllllllllll

[jubal]

An economy without taxs??? Sounds OK to me...I do not like paying bureaucrats wages anyway, they need to get a real job don't' ya think??

[maxxoccupancy]

The international bankers now control the whole "system" of banking, debt, private investment, currency, taxation, etc...  As long as we've got assets tied into that

So far, I've invested a total of about $25,000 of my own money into a house that's about 20k upside down in debt.  I was very careful to wait until the real estate market felt like it had bottomed out, as it does every 11 years.  I am still paying through the nose on this, and I could have simply bought some plot of land in northern NH outright and started building a foundation around an RV or something.  Granted, the house I have is very nice, and in a really nice area, but it was a poor investment on my part.

We really have to get independent of that whole system.  There are still folks talking about building a silver based economy out here, and I think that that is the way to go over the long run.

[NoKnownPurpose]

Granted, the house I have is very nice, and in a really nice area, but it was a poor investment on my part.

I've come to understand that a house is not an investment, it is a place to live. 

[Volcan]

Thanks for the taxes post got what I was looking for, "Wyoming, Nevada and South Dakota have no
corporate or individual income tax"; wanted to see if it'd changed since Molon Labe.  But it made me think of another question,

Does anyone know if there is a FRN amount limit on Silver and Gold after which you don't have to pay a sales tax?  Example, in Kalifornia they just raised the amount, now one has to purchase $1,500 of gold or silver before they stop taxing.  Otherwise, say you bought a silver eagle it's $17 plus 8 3/4%, buy a hundred of them (if you could get them) and there's NO sales tax.  How does it work in WY?

Volcan

[Flight-ER-Doc]

Thanks for the taxes post got what I was looking for, "Wyoming, Nevada and South Dakota have no
corporate or individual income tax"; wanted to see if it'd changed since Molon Labe.  But it made me think of another question,

Does anyone know if there is a FRN amount limit on Silver and Gold after which you don't have to pay a sales tax?  Example, in Kalifornia they just raised the amount, now one has to purchase $1,500 of gold or silver before they stop taxing.  Otherwise, say you bought a silver eagle it's $17 plus 8 3/4%, buy a hundred of them (if you could get them) and there's NO sales tax.  How does it work in WY?

Volcan

You drive to Montana and buy them there.

[manfromnevada]

Or . .
You buy online and don't pay tax just like anything else. Very few businesses have a "presence" in WY, therefore nobody can force them to collect tax.

Mac

[Volcan]

Good ideas both.

Thanks.

Volcan