HR 2029
by rgalusha | May 12, 2017 10:28 pm
This bill which is now law, according to a newsletter I receive. States that American tax payers can turn in all the purchase’s made in 2017 and the government will refund a percentage.
I read this bill, which is very, very long and could not find anything close. Anyone have any information?
Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2017/05/microblog-hr-2029/
That’s the big appropriations bill from 2015, sounds like they’re probably just teasing the same “you can deduct sales taxes instead of state income taxes” thing that they’ve been pitching as a government “rebate” for years (it’s not).
I wrote about this extensively when it was teased as a way to “collect a cash rebate on nearly every single purchase” by the Oxford Club, that article is here: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/oxford-club/whats-oxford-clubs-42-4-billion-consumer-rebate-program/
I’ll look and see if there’s anything new in this HR2029 version of the ad, haven’t seen that yet — but I bet they’re still pitching the same thing.