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Your statement related to earnings, and it was false. If you want to make a case for taxing unrealized earnings, then make it clearly.

Sorry again.

That's nowhere near true. According to this chart the top 1% pay over 40% of all income taxes. Add the next 4% and you're over 60% of the total. It would be nice to see what income levels define the income groups, but I didn't see it right off.

An old college buddy was an attorney for the state of CA during her tenure as Attorney General. He says she didn't give input or guidance when decisions had to be made. She didn't make decisions. She let somebody under her make the decision when the time came that one had to be made. If it...

It's already T-SQL Pat. ;)

You can use the Format() function for the date, IIf() for the CASE, and maybe CDbl() for the other convert.

I first thought it was a spectacular failure, but heard one thing that puts that in doubt. The Secret Service snipers knew that the building in question was being used as a staging area for local PD and SWAT. There could have been some confusion as to whether the shooter on the roof was a SWAT...

I'm quite sure you're correct. Casinos are likely why we don't have a state income tax though. 😁

So how much was the prize (we don't have a lottery here)? Was it a single $100 or are all the matched numbers cumulative, so $1,000? Congrats either way!

I also don't understand the 5 year bit, but the bumpiness makes sense. If you just record depreciation once a year, your monthly financials will understate the expense for 11 months and overstate it for 1. FWIW, I would probably record each month's depreciation into a table, rather than just...

It's late across the pond, Jon's probably at a pub. :p I don't see that on my computer, using FF.

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Never; I don't gamble, and I live in a state with legalized gaming. As I said, it's all about math, and they're able to build those billion dollar resorts in part because of people who think they found a way to beat the math. ;) I've seen roulette tables with displays showing the last x...

I used to work for a slot machine manufacturer. They are not "rigged", at least not the legal ones. They are heavily regulated and the software checked closely. They control the payout with math. They know how many stops are on a reel, and control the payout via how many of those stops have...

Presumably: https://www.npr.org/2024/06/19/nx-s1-5012597/louisiana-10-commandments-law-public-school-classrooms

Many years ago I bought a new car and gave my old car to one of my daughters. She parked it in a University parking lot, from which it was stolen. It was found in a field and towed. It had been stripped of some vital parts (popular model with kids, a Honda Civic Si). They didn't tell me...

That can't be right. If so, only 32 people would have caught it world-wide. That said, I didn't watch the video so perhaps it referred to something other than population?

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Welcome to the site Stephen, and thanks! I always preferred the way Smart Indenter worked and was disappointed when I switched to 64bit Access and lost it.

Welcome from next door! 😉