anonymousff wrote: >>Tax breaks for homeownership particularly help the wealthy while >>lower-income people don't get enough benefits, said panelists such as >>Liz Ann Sonders, the chief investment officer at San Francisco-based >>Charles Schwab Corp. The current incentives, including the fact that >>most home sales are tax-free, are driving up home prices, making them >>unaffordable or pushing lower-income borrowers to take out risky >>mortgages. >> >>``We are starting to see some significant pain here,'' Sonders said. >> >>The panel agreed to a proposal by former IRS Commissioner Charles >>Rossotti to make it easier for lower income Americans to get a tax >>break for donating money to charity. >> >> > >This is just more pure b.s by the PResident and his cronies who are >easily the biggest crooks and liars and distorters of reality than >have ever run this country. Reading their b.s is like being on a bad >acid trip which I have had. > >One of the benefits of owning a home for the lower income people is >the tax benefit. How many impoverised people are likely to increase >the money they donate?! > >What a bunch of amazingly crooked s**t. > > I agree, you have to watch this bunch like a hawk before they pick your pockets.
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