Bucky wrote:10% now for out-of-pocket medical expenses. But HSAa and FSAs use a loophole (OK, maybe not really a loophole per se, but explicit tax code) to make their contributions non-taxable. Along with health insurance premiums, too.

pacino wrote:

Bucky wrote:new proposal also eliminates deductions for medical expenses. I wonder if this should alter my HSA decision making.

well,my parents are utterly screwed if this proposal goes. is SALT still gone?

Bucky wrote:10% now for out-of-pocket medical expenses. But HSAa and FSAs use a loophole (OK, maybe not really a loophole per se, but explicit tax code) to make their contributions non-taxable. Along with health insurance premiums, too.

Energy Secretary Rick Perry suggested Thursday that expanding the use of fossil fuels could help prevent sexual assault.

Speaking during an energy policy discussion about energy policy with “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd and Axios CEO and founder Jim VandeHei, Perry discussed his recent trip to Africa. He said a young girl told him that energy is important to her because she often reads by the light of a fire with toxic fumes.

"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault,” Perry said. “When the lights are on, when you have light that shines, the righteousness, if you will on those types of acts.”

momadance wrote:

Energy Secretary Rick Perry suggested Thursday that expanding the use of fossil fuels could help prevent sexual assault.

Speaking during an energy policy discussion about energy policy with “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd and Axios CEO and founder Jim VandeHei, Perry discussed his recent trip to Africa. He said a young girl told him that energy is important to her because she often reads by the light of a fire with toxic fumes.

"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault,” Perry said. “When the lights are on, when you have light that shines, the righteousness, if you will on those types of acts.”

jfc

momadance wrote:

Energy Secretary Rick Perry suggested Thursday that expanding the use of fossil fuels could help prevent sexual assault.

Speaking during an energy policy discussion about energy policy with “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd and Axios CEO and founder Jim VandeHei, Perry discussed his recent trip to Africa. He said a young girl told him that energy is important to her because she often reads by the light of a fire with toxic fumes.

"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault,” Perry said. “When the lights are on, when you have light that shines, the righteousness, if you will on those types of acts.”

jfc

momadance wrote:

Energy Secretary Rick Perry suggested Thursday that expanding the use of fossil fuels could help prevent sexual assault.

Speaking during an energy policy discussion about energy policy with “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd and Axios CEO and founder Jim VandeHei, Perry discussed his recent trip to Africa. He said a young girl told him that energy is important to her because she often reads by the light of a fire with toxic fumes.

"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault,” Perry said. “When the lights are on, when you have light that shines, the righteousness, if you will on those types of acts.”

jfc

Phred wrote:

momadance wrote:

Energy Secretary Rick Perry suggested Thursday that expanding the use of fossil fuels could help prevent sexual assault.

Speaking during an energy policy discussion about energy policy with “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd and Axios CEO and founder Jim VandeHei, Perry discussed his recent trip to Africa. He said a young girl told him that energy is important to her because she often reads by the light of a fire with toxic fumes.

"But also from the standpoint of sexual assault,” Perry said. “When the lights are on, when you have light that shines, the righteousness, if you will on those types of acts.”

jfc

It sucks that only light produced from fossil fuels can prevent sexual assault. Africa has a ton of sunlight that could solar power lights if only it would work against the assault issue, as well.

Bucky wrote:guys, my point is this new tax plan will possibly change things. Or would it be too late for them to change things for year 2018 now anyway?

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traderdave wrote:Did you folks catch the WH Chief Liar with her Tax Bill/Beer Drinking Reporters analogy yet? Its a doosy.

http://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2017 ... on-sot.cnn

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