Income Tax: The Original Form 1040 (Circa 1913)
Here is the original form that started the path to the TEA Parties:
IRS Form 1040 (Circa 1913) - 4 pages
Page 1 - Summary sheet
Taxable income
1 per cent on amount over $3,000 and not exceeding $20,000
Additional taxes
1 per cent on amount over $20,000 and not exceeding $50,000
2 per cent on amount over $50,000 and not exceeding $75,000
3 per cent on amount over $75,000 and not exceeding $100,000
4 per cent on amount over $100,000 and not exceeding $250,000
5 per cent on amount over $250,000 and not exceeding $500,000
6 per cent on amount over $500,000
Page 2 - Gross Income calculation sheet
Page 3 - General
Deductions sheet
Page
4 - Instructions sheet
That's right - only 4 pages.
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JK
I love the little 1913 calculator! According to THAT little ditty, I should only pay about $1,600. instead of the quadruple I pay now.
I love the little 1913 calculator! According to THAT little ditty, I should only pay about $1,600. instead of the quadruple I pay now.
-wyatt1sc
Does that mean you are not getting your money's worth from government for the taxes you pay?
JK
Nah CV, I am very comfortable rebuilding Iraq/Afghanistan, paying for the ISS, subsidizing a retirement system I may never see a penny of, and helping Big Oil stay profittable.
I love the little 1913 calculator! According to THAT little ditty, I should only pay about $1,600. instead of the quadruple I pay now.
-wyatt1sc
wyatt1sc,
You are showing one of two things!
1- You do not know how to do math (that would be my guess INHO ) Adult ed offers math classes
2- You do not know how to manage money - based on your post you you would have an income of aprox, $70,000! Not likely IMHO
1% up to $20,000 = $200
+2% of $70,000 = 1,400
Total tax = $1,600
Sometimes no response is best!
Mark Powell
And sometimes not showing your ignorance of other's lives is a good thing too. Of course, being you're so in touch with everyone's business except your own makes you less informed than you should be.
Suggest you return to participation in your daddy's radio show and catch up on what I've been doing for the past decade ( and also what they also don't know about me, my family operations or my state-licensed businesses).
Sometimes, no post is better than a idiotic one Mark.
And sometimes not showing your ignorance of other's lives is a good thing too. Of course, being you're so in touch with everyone's business except your own makes you less informed than you should be.[image]
Suggest you return to participation in your daddy's radio show and catch up on what I've been doing for the past decade ( and also what they also don't know about me, my family operations or my state-licensed businesses).
Sometimes, no post is better than a idiotic one Mark.[image]
-wyatt1sc
That's just funny wtattsc1
your post
I love the little 1913 calculator! According to THAT little ditty, I should only pay about $1,600. instead of the quadruple I pay now.
-wyatt1sc
my post
wyatt1sc,
You are showing one of two things!
1- You do not know how to do math (that would be my guess INHO ) Adult ed offers math classes
2- You do not know how to manage money - based on your post you you would have an income of aprox, $70,000! Not likely IMHO
1% up to $20,000 = $200
+2% of $70,000 = 1,400
Total tax = $1,600
Sometimes no response is best!
Mark Powellyou posted $1600 would be your tax I only did the math, why do you feel my post is idiotic?
Get real,
Marl Powell
