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Re: O.k. all liberals..... They increased the minimum wage!! Oh wait, I got nothing. |
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Mount Airy, MD | said by imanogre:They increased the minimum wage!! Oh wait, I got nothing. Of course that doesn't help those making that wage at all, as the end result is less jobs at minimum wage.
If it was up to me, I would make money earned at minimum wage exempt from all withholding whatsoever. That would provide an immediate wage boost to minimum wage earners without screwing over those who employ them.
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| said by pnh102:If it was up to me, I would make money earned at minimum wage exempt from all withholding whatsoever. That would provide an immediate wage boost to minimum wage earners without screwing over those who employ them. What would be the incentive to pay people more? |
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Sure you did. You get less stuff for your money now because you're money is worth less. Isn't that great! Oh, and if you're one of the really lucky people, you lost your job because some businesses couldn't afford to pay everyone making that wage more money! Yay!!! Happy Day! Hell lets make minimum wage $20/hour so everyone can be in the poor house except the hyper rich such as Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, and Barak Obama while we listen to them tell everyone they "know the plight of the poor"! LOL |
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Mount Airy, MD | reply to moonpuppy
said by moonpuppy:What would be the incentive to pay people more? There is no incentive. Which is why every minimum wage hike results in the loss of jobs which pay at that level. However, removing withholding doesn't cost an employer anything, and it puts more money into a worker's pocket immediately.
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| said by pnh102:There is no incentive. Which is why every minimum wage hike results in the loss of jobs which pay at that level. However, removing withholding doesn't cost an employer anything, and it puts more money into a worker's pocket immediately. Does that worker still owe taxes? My guess that they would in many cases but I doubt many would save for taxes. |
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Mount Airy, MD | said by moonpuppy:Does that worker still owe taxes? My guess that they would in many cases but I doubt many would save for taxes. I don't think any wages earned at minimum wage should be subject to any taxes. Just make the first (whatever the hourly minimum wage is) * 8 hours * 5 days * 52 weeks of money completely untaxed for everyone.
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| Thats the way it already is...People who make less than $15,000 a year don't pay any federal income taxes... $7.25*8*5*52 = wait for it... $15080 |
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said by pnh102:said by moonpuppy:Does that worker still owe taxes? My guess that they would in many cases but I doubt many would save for taxes. I don't think any wages earned at minimum wage should be subject to any taxes. Just make the first (whatever the hourly minimum wage is) * 8 hours * 5 days * 52 weeks of money completely untaxed for everyone. Here is my point.
If it costs less for an employer to pay minimum wage and not do withholding, what incentive does that employer have to raise the salary of a good worker IF it will cost him more? |
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Wrong. Every increase in minimum wage has resulted in an increase in jobs. |
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