California keeps digging

[F350-6]

That's nothing. The latest is this.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...a-law-automatically-register-people-vote.html

Although I do see a case for suing to not count the states votes in federal elections due to state sponsored voting fraud. That could have a big impact on the next presidential election if it doesn't get shot down before then.

 

[AustinN4]

That's nothing. The latest is this.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...a-law-automatically-register-people-vote.html

Although I do see a case for suing to not count the states votes in federal elections due to state sponsored voting fraud. That could have a big impact on the next presidential election if it doesn't get shot down before then.

That topic already has its own thread: https://www.texasguntalk.com/thread...lly-registering-non-citizens-as-voters.84483/
Maybe should be merged into this one.

 

[F350-6]

That topic already has its own thread: https://www.texasguntalk.com/thread...lly-registering-non-citizens-as-voters.84483/
Maybe should be merged into this one.

Well, they're moving so fast over on the left coast, it's hard to keep up. What's next? Government appointed politicians?

 

[TAZ]

How many companies are actually incorporated in Cali? I doubt very many have their letters of incorporation state Cali as the corporate home. I’ll wager most still list Delaware. If that’s the case how can the state collect taxes from a non entity? Property taxes, sure. Income from the workers...

Personally, I hope companies vacate ASAFP, but I pray they leave their mentally challenged liberal employees stranded in that shithole if a state. No more need to spread the virus known as liberalism any further.

 

[DwnRange]

is any kind of "digging" on the San Andres fault line really a "good" idea?

 

[BRD@66]

is any kind of "digging" on the San Andres fault line really a "good" idea?

YES!

 

[F350-6]

How many companies are actually incorporated in Cali? I doubt very many have their letters of incorporation state Cali as the corporate home. I’ll wager most still list Delaware. If that’s the case how can the state collect taxes from a non entity? Property taxes, sure. Income from the workers...

While there may be some advantages to incorporating out of state, Kalifornia still charges taxes on income earned in their state, so if you have a corporate HQ there, profits coming from said operation are taxable.

Look at professional athletes. They can be from Texas, playing on a Texas team, but still have to pay Kalifornia state income tax on money earned (games played) in the state.

 

[pronstar]

Look at professional athletes. They can be from Texas, playing on a Texas team, but still have to pay Kalifornia state income tax on money earned (games played) in the state.

That's true of all pro athlete, in all states that have income tax...



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[Vaquero]

My W2 shows how much NM kept of my income for the few months I worked there.
Bastards.

 

[SQLGeek]

That's true of all pro athlete, in all states that have income tax...

That is also the bane of consultants working in multiple states and certain cities.

 

[Ole Cowboy]

yes, because this is going to bring more economic growth to that state..

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/01/2...ge-on-businesses-to-fund-social-programs.html

I LOVE IT, think its GREAT, in fact tax business more, double down on them. Just talked to my buddy up in Casper Wy, asked him, how the hell did you get there (been a long time since we talked). His answer was simple: Got tired on Ca taxes and picked up and moved me and all in my software company who wanted to go to Casper.

I told him you should have done that years ago...

 

[easy rider]

is any kind of "digging" on the San Andres fault line really a "good" idea?

If that fault line split and the pacific side slid into the sea, California then may be a red state, so dig.

 

[Pops1955]

Sadly they bring their politics with them.

YUIP. Just ask Colorado about it.

 

[TAZ]

While there may be some advantages to incorporating out of state, Kalifornia still charges taxes on income earned in their state, so if you have a corporate HQ there, profits coming from said operation are taxable.

Look at professional athletes. They can be from Texas, playing on a Texas team, but still have to pay Kalifornia state income tax on money earned (games played) in the state.

I get this, but they are taxing people who actually earned income while in the state. JJ Watt was actually in Cali playing against some team. Apple has an office in Cali where it SPENDS money on rent, taxes and employees. Their headquarters are in De. Their mfg location is in China. Their shipping location is in China. Your payments go offshore somewhere where taxes are low. It’s going to be interesting to see how the state decides to try and go after Apple if this law passes.

My guess is that this will kill small businesses before Apple will have to write a single check. Apple, Google have too many lawyers and too much leverage with the state to not figure out the loophole. These siphillitic liberals claim to be going against big business, but in fact they are going after small businesses.

 

[Texan-in-Training]

In other news from the lunatic asylum...
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2018/01/dont-drink-coffee-with-a-straw-in-california.php

 

[easy rider]

In other news from the lunatic asylum...
http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2018/01/dont-drink-coffee-with-a-straw-in-california.php

Are the police in California creating a straw squad?

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[Texan-in-Training]

Are the police in California creating a straw squad

They'll probably be offering "straw buybacks"... no questions asked.

 

[easy rider]

They'll probably be offering "straw buybacks"... no questions asked.

Wouldn't they be doing a "straw purchase" then?

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[mgchrono]

This is an excellent interactive website that illustrates what’s going on with economic out-migration and exactly where people are going:

http://www.howmoneywalks.com/irs-tax-migration/

 

[pronstar]

Here's a site that shows CA pension payouts. Little wonder they're broke, and CalPERS has a $1 trillion shortfall...

https://transparentcalifornia.com/pensions/all/

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