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I’d gladly give up that “Trump Change” so that more people can go see a doctor when they need to.
Move to Ca. and give up your citizenship then get on the Medicaid for illegals.
I hear they have some tent spaces left in the larger cities in the down town area.
Problem solved. That was easy. I'll let you know where to send the check.
Here are the Utilitie companies and what they are doing.
More money in your pocket. Enjoy !!!
“Because of recent changes made to the federal tax law, customers will directly benefit. What Tampa Electric would have paid in corporate income taxes will instead be used to the cost of restoring power after Hurricane Irma and several other earlier named,” said Tampa Electric.
They wren't going to restore power after Irma without the tax cuts? Really?
Sounds like they have bigger issues than a cut in tax rate if they couldn't have done this without the tax cuts.
And funnily enough -- a little research -- and back in 2013 -- not tax cuts but Tampa Electric still cutting rates. The fifth reduction. So they couldn't afford to restore power without tax cuts but have been reducing rates for years.
“Because of recent changes made to the federal tax law, customers will directly benefit. What Tampa Electric would have paid in corporate income taxes will instead be used to the cost of restoring power after Hurricane Irma and several other earlier named,” said Tampa Electric.
They wren't going to restore power after Irma without the tax cuts? Really?
Sounds like they have bigger issues than a cut in tax rate if they couldn't have done this without the tax cuts.
And funnily enough -- a little research -- and back in 2013 -- not tax cuts but Tampa Electric still cutting rates. The fifth reduction. So they couldn't afford to restore power without tax cuts but have been reducing rates for years.
What you conveniently overlook is the price increase that was planned to go into effect for the cost of restoring power after Hurricane Irma. The price increase is canceled as a result of tax cuts. Tampa Electric was not the only company that had planned increases due to hurricanes.
Most people get a notice from utility companies when they plan to raise rates. So you won't fool anyone who has received such a notice. The rate can decrease but then they add a surcharge cost for hurricane recovery expenses. Its not figured in the rate but effects the total cost. Eliminating that surcharge increase is a savings.
I’d gladly give up that “Trump Change” so that more people can go see a doctor when they need to.
According to your savior Obama....everyone should already be there...yet...nope....or maybe you just conveniently forgot he said that? Don't say obamas no longer president, we understand that...yet he stil stated that long long long before trump ever stated it.....
BTW, trump change? You understand people want to save money, when was the last time you seen a GEICO commercial? People can save up to 600 a year...and they flock to GEICO....
My rates have gone up because Scotty Walker decided to give away the state of WI to a foreign corporation and we the taxpayer get to pony up the dough for the infrastructure, increased electricity rates, and give away our fresh water.
What you conveniently overlook is the price increase that was planned to go into effect for the cost of restoring power after Hurricane Irma. The price increase is canceled as a result of tax cuts. Tampa Electric was not the only company that had planned increases due to hurricanes.
Most people get a notice from utility companies when they plane to raise rates. So you won't fool anyone who has received such a notice. The rate can decrease but then they add a surcharge cost for hurricane recovery expenses.
I'm not fooling anybody -- just pointing out how loose they play with their changing rates, etc.
The richest 1% got $1 trillion dollars in tax cuts and they give everyday Americans $3 billion dollars in reduced electric bills, and you cheer this?
How about giving regular Americans $1 trillion dollars in tax cuts, and then when regular Americans spend the money the richest 1% will get much of it when we buy their products?
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I'll let you know where to send the check.
