October 25, 20223 yr On 10/20/2022 at 7:07 AM, The Beast said: Hopefully you get it before any court decision blocks any of the EO. Let us know how it goes! That happened, didn't it? Didn't an appeals court put this on hold?
October 25, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, CentralChamps21 said: That happened, didn't it? Didn't an appeals court put this on hold? Yes they did, at least for now.
October 25, 20223 yr Author 7 hours ago, RTC said: For the record, Teslas don’t qualify because they exceed the production volume quota. That said, I get your point 100% I thought people who bought a Tesla received a tax credit. Basically a company can charge more for their product if their customers are getting a little elsewhere.
October 26, 20223 yr 14 hours ago, Texsox said: I thought people who bought a Tesla received a tax credit. Basically a company can charge more for their product if their customers are getting a little elsewhere. I think the number is something like a sales cap of 200,000 vehicles sold. Vehicles (individual models, not brands) over that do not qualify (which include teslas and some GMs I believe). I’m not sure if there’s a hard cutoff or a typical convoluted phase out. Also, the $7500 is not for every EV - I think the actual number is tied to battery capacity and other things. But, like I said, your point in general still stands. Edited October 26, 20223 yr by RTC
November 11, 20223 yr Texas judge blocked the forgiveness open. Some people just want to watch the world burn.
November 11, 20223 yr 56 minutes ago, ScooterMcGuire said: Texas judge blocked the forgiveness open. Some people just want to watch the world burn. The guy who brought the suit got almost $50k in PPP money, and then got it forgiven.
November 14, 20223 yr You guys can keep this thread on the actual student debt relief program + headlines on its status. Deviating with political talk, opinions, etc. is gonna shut the thread down.
November 16, 20223 yr So if a couple people can shut down the forgiveness program with a lawsuit, can I then sue those people for my $10,000?
November 17, 20223 yr 22 hours ago, Leonard Zelig said: So if a couple people can shut down the forgiveness program with a lawsuit, can I then sue those people for my $10,000? Sounds legit to me. The amount of haters and people complaining about this is amazing though. They act like 10-20K is a lot of money. The people over the course of their loan probably pay that in interest alone. So the government is just giving back the profit's made on the loans.
November 17, 20223 yr On 11/11/2022 at 3:37 PM, southsider2k5 said: The guy who brought the suit got almost $50k in PPP money, and then got it forgiven. If Kanye, Kyrie and Chappelle can get cancelled for what they said, why isn't it happening to this guy? Everybody should know his name, and boycott every company he's associated with.
November 17, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, pettie4sox said: Sounds legit to me. The amount of haters and people complaining about this is amazing though. They act like 10-20K is a lot of money. The people over the course of their loan probably pay that in interest alone. So the government is just giving back the profit's made on the loans. The thing is we use these kind of things in the tax code literally every day. People get deductions and tax breaks for everything under the sun. This really isn't any different. But this isn't going to the 1% so now they are big mad.
November 17, 20223 yr 7 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said: The thing is we use these kind of things in the tax code literally every day. People get deductions and tax breaks for everything under the sun. This really isn't any different. But this isn't going to the 1% so now they are big mad. I agree 100%. It will wipe out some people's debt, but those people have been paying for years to get to that point. I know people who are 100K+ in debt. 10K is nice but it's not life changing. Next time some tax break for the rich comes up, we all should riot and file a lawsuit.
November 17, 20223 yr 4 minutes ago, pettie4sox said: I agree 100%. It will wipe out some people's debt, but those people have been paying for years to get to that point. I know people who are 100K+ in debt. 10K is nice but it's not life changing. Next time some tax break for the rich comes up, we all should riot and file a lawsuit. It's funny, because if you use the standard that is always used for tax cuts, this is WAY more efficient. The spending rates of the people who still have student loans are WAY higher than where most of the tax cuts of recent years have gone. But of course that gets forgotten here.
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