I don't really care for Oprah that much. I know that she does good things, but I don't like how she treats different guests differently. She will change her manner and speech for different guests. It is especially evident when she has an african american guest on the show. I don't like that. You are who you are no matter who is around and if someone doesn't like you acting like yourself, why bother with them? O.K. I'm picky. My vote for president? I think Tom Hanks would be a fantastic president. Or maybe Denzel Washington. I have a lot of respect for both of them. Oooh, Cuba Gooding, Jr. also. Love, love, LOVE him.
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Here is the fix to the tax thing, sell the car, pay the taxes and buy a vehicle you can afford. Because if you can't afford the taxes on it, you won't be able to afford the insurance, either. Ya know?
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Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you do criticize them you will be a mile away and have their shoes.
Yeah. I don't remember seeing Oprah with a gun to the heads of those people. I think they could have left them in the lot if they felt like they were getting screwed by the taxes.
Like any prize, the value is counted as income; winners must pay up to $7,000 or forfeit the car. September 22, 2004: 7:05 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Leave it to Uncle Sam to spoil the party.
When Oprah Winfrey gave away 276 cars last week to the audience of her show, images of people laughing, jumping, crying -- some hysterically -- filled the airwaves and the give-away became stuff of legend. Late night talk show hosts and newspaper columnists are still talking about it.
But now some of those eager prize-winners have a choice: Fork over $7,000 or give up the car.
According to a spokeswomen for Harpo Productions Inc., Oprah's company, the recipients must pay a tax on the winnings, just like any prize.
For a brand new Pontiac G-Six, the model given away on the show, the sticker price is $28,500. The $28,500 would need to be claimed as income so, depending on the individuals tax bracket, the tax could be as high as $7,000. And that was after Pontiac agreed to pay most of the local charges, including state sales tax and licensing fees.
The Harpo Spokeswomen said winners had three choices. They could keep the car and pay the tax, sell the car and pay the tax with the profits or forfeit the car
Celeb President? I vote for Geena Davis, no seriously, His name escapes me, but right now he plays the DA on Law and Order. He used to be a Senator. I can't believe I don't remember his name.Dalton or something. Stuck.