Thread: President Trump's signature tax legislation, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

President Trump's signature tax legislation, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act


Once the new law took effect in 2019, alimony is no longer be tax-deductible for the payer, and those who receive alimony will no longer have to pay taxes on it.
Just a reminder that the trad cucks friend, Trump, made your alimony not tax deductible and the IRS doesn't even count your waifu's income as income, so pays no tax.


Just in case you thought trad cucks cares about MGTOW. Remember all those trumpers using MGTOW as a group of "angry white men" to use in the elections? Orchestrated by Bannon? The pushing of right wing conservative political positions that have zero to do with MGTOW?

Now I know I get busted on for being a stinky liberal, for daring to believe that rights and responsibilities should apply to all citizens of a corrupt government.

Apparently some of you think "liberal" means "leftist", which I assure you I'm not. I'm libertarian on social issues (the liberal side) and old school conservative on fiscal issues (not that conservatives do that any more).

But, wouldn't the above Trump move seem to be a pretty leftist "worship the wahmyn"? Pretty anti-male if you ask me.

I certainly didn't support it, but I'm too far to the right apparently. Do conservatives, trad cucks, etc. support the trump anti-male tax policy? And none of that "but it applies to women too", which we all know is a lie.

Hey there! It's always interesting to discuss the impact of tax legislation, and it seems like President Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has had some significant effects on alimony payments. It's definitely important to consider how these changes might affect individuals and families, regardless of political affiliation. On a different note, have you ever used a check stubbs generator to create your own pay stubs? It's a really useful tools for keeping track of your income and deductions, especially if you're self-employed or have multiple sources of income.

Originally Posted by IrenGreen

Hey there! It's always interesting to discuss the impact of tax legislation, and it seems like President Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has had some significant effects on alimony payments.

Fuck off! You're not welcome here, you're intruding on the only place left to intrude, but that's typical, you put the rude in intrude!

Fuck you and your likes!