• Of course, the Romans didn't care then how much I charged you, the people of Corinth in its area.

    当然,罗马人并不在乎我收了,科林斯人民多少

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  • In the extreme case, where we disregard taxes and we have to disregard some other problems, we get the same answer.

    在极限情况下,忽略的因素,再忽略一些其他因素,就得出了同样的答案

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  • The AMT is getting extended year by year anyway so why not just deal with that one time and get it off the books.

    既然越来越多的人需要交替代性最低,何不一了百了,让大家都交,然后废掉不就结了。

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  • The point is this is why lots of people thought, "I don't like this guy sending people around and taking my taxes, but I don't want to get offed by some marauders.

    这就是为什么许多人会有这样的想法的原因,"我不喜欢有人派兵来统治我们,收我们的,但我更不希望遭人劫掠

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  • And if the government didn't provide for the poor as ten percent as you say through taxation, then we would need more money for police to prevent crime and so, either way, there would be more taxes taken away to provide " what you guys call the necessary things that the government provides.

    如果政府不能,通过收来补贴你所提到的10%的穷人,则需要花更多的钱雇警力来防止犯罪,所以,不管怎样,都需要交更多的,提供你们所说的政府该提供的“必需品。

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  • Why? Because the Jews didn't like the tax collectors because they were being ripped off by them.

    为什么,因为犹太人不喜欢吏,因为他们被剥削。

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  • He just appears. But when it calls him a "tax collector," it doesn't necessarily mean that he was the one who owned the right for that whole area.

    他突然出现,但书中称他“吏“,并不一定是说,他负责那块地区收工作。

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  • Unless there are some tax effects, which might matter-- and taxes always complicate things--but disregarding tax effects, it doesn't matter which you do.

    除非这里涉及到负,可能会影响...,款常常把问题变得复杂,但不考虑的话,什么时候买是没区别的

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  • And if I'm the tax collector, the way I make a profit is by charging you a lot more than I need just to send to Rome.

    如果我是吏,就会收你们一大笔钱,远多于需要上缴的数目,以赚取利润。

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  • The personal tax on dividends-- of course it depends also on your tax bracket and your income; I'm going to talk about the highest tax bracket.

    个人股息率是...,它取决于你所处地的率级别和你的收入,我想谈下最高

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  • But TEFRA was coupled with a promise by Tip O'Neil and Bob Dole that for every dollar in tax increases government spending would be cut by 3 dollars.

    但前提是,欧尼尔和鲍勃·杜尔必须承诺,每增1美元,政府财政支出须减少3美元。

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  • There's nothing you can say boldly in finance if you allow taxes.

    如果考虑的话,就没什么金融学问题是有律可循的了

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  • When we were taking 90% of dividends that was 90% of the stock market being taken by the government; but that's not all because we were also taxing the corporations.

    当我们从股利中征收90%的,也就是股票市场收益中的90%都被政府拿走,这还不算完,因为公司获得利润后也要交

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  • What's the tax rate of dividends today?

    现在的股息率是多少呢

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  • So the word "tax collector" didn't necessarily mean that the person themselves were wealthy, but whoever had the tax-- - what's the thing I'm looking for?-- franchise, whoever had the tax franchise for that area would be someone from a wealthy background.

    所以“吏“一词并不是指,那人就是有钱人,不过拥有。。。,那个词怎么说来着-,拥有该地区收权的人,应该是家境富裕的。

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  • Well, let's just disregard taxes.

    所以忽略的因素

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  • .. But McCain is, McCain wants to increase... What you are saying effectively is the next president must raise taxes in a massive way Because you are saying you can only cut taxes if you cut spending.

    然而麦凯恩想要增加。,那照你的意思,下届政府必须大幅增了,毫无悬念,因为你说一旦减,就必须跟着精简开支。

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  • They did it again, even more decisively in World War Two, and that's how we got progressive taxes.

    而二次世界大战时,他们毫不犹豫的,再次提高了对富人的征,这就是累进的由来。

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  • He raised taxes certain on the top brackets a little bit.

    尽管克林顿对高收入人群适当增了点

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  • I think it's kinda...you do it to both but right now, tax increase in 2011, 2012, 2013, etc. as what's on the books would be very bad for the economy.

    双管齐下当然不太现实,但目前来看,要是从2011年开始,按照经济理论,而一直往后增的话,对经济可谓百害而无一利。

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  • The government was taking 90% of your dividend income.

    政府从你的股息收入中收取了90%的

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  • Go ahead and let the Bush tax cuts expire on the theory that the government needs extra revenues to cover the higher spending or should he try to ? make the Bush tax cuts permanent, Ken Judd?

    第一种是让布什减政策自动终结,然后增,这个倒也在情在理,毕竟政府需要,额外增加财政收入,来承担高额的财政支出,第二种是,采取措施,让该政策继续生效,肯·贾德,你怎么看?

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  • And nobody knows, nobody believes that we can cut spending, right? -Somebody down the road has to pay the bills Somebody down the road has to pay the bills, either by cutting spending, cutting benefits or raising taxes.

    而几乎没人相信,政府能够成功节流,不是吗?,-那总得,有人来埋单啊,迟早要有人来为此埋单的,要么精简政府开支,削减福利,要么增

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  • Because of the way that we deal with taxes and mutual funds, you can get a tax bill for gains that were realized by the investment manager turning over the portfolio even though you might not have held the shares during the period when the gains were realized.

    因为共同基金的收益还涉及到缴的问题,所以你会有张单,上面写着基金的收益部分该缴多少,即使在实现收益的期间,你并不持有基金股份,但还是要缴

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