Tax Mess

The tax mess: On August 5th the president of the United States signed into law new taxes. These fund an unjust war debt and you should be upset about it!  In this Revenue Act a US Federal Income Tax of 3% on everything you earn over the first $800 of income is imposed.

It is true, it is also news from 1861. Lincoln signed into law the first income tax to pay for the Union Army in the Civil War. From this time on, we have been paying. Normally the date is April 15th, but that in a Sunday this year, so the date is April 18th.

This started a government march into your wallet. The next year, it was any money over $600. The trend continues and today’s top rate is 35%.

Lincoln, the author of the Emancipation Proclamation, the Man who held the union together, a haloed hero is actually responsible for this despicable act.

Join me in protest by not filing until April 15th this year. Send a message the Lincoln should not be re elected.

Signs for San Diego wishes you a happy Tax day

tax mess Taxer and Chief Abe Lincoln
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I, Frank Murch was born in Honolulu. Dad was an Army Captain. After his separation he drove my 2-year-old self and Mom to Colorado. After starting Kindergarten and terrorizing my parents, brother and sister for 20 years, I graduated both Kindergarten and the University of Colorado. I worked at Coors Porcelain for a time and then a series of high-tech companies in California, Pennsylvania, New York, and Tokyo. Along the way I gathered letters to drag behind my name MSEng, MBA.  30 years later I started Signs for San Diego. Signs for San Diego is a manufacturing company. Much more about building signs than other Sign Companies; it comes from my background. Technical Capability is a focus. We are a wholesale source for the industry. We want to make the best sign possible. It is in my DNA. Applying 30 years of manufacturing experience and 10 years of entrepreneurial experience make us the best sign company around. I also am of the HP management culture, Inclusion, respect and treating people as adults makes Signs for San Diego a happy place to work. We are looking for customers that match our culture, happy, better quality, and better than what is generally available
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