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In your example, that 30K/year would pay 15% on

Posted on: November 28, 2017 at 12:02:04 CT
Spanky KU
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his $20K taxable income under CURRENT law.

In the Senate version, he would pay 12% on that $18K

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/17/how-the-senate-and-house-tax-brackets-compare.html
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Distributional analysis of revised Senate tax bill - Knucklehead MU - 11/28 11:30:58
     That focused on households under $30k. They are not - DHighlander NWMSU - 11/28 11:46:31
          They may not get as much free stuff - Spanky KU - 11/28 11:57:26
          The tables cover all income groups - Knucklehead MU - 11/28 11:56:14
               In your example, that 30K/year would pay 15% on - Spanky KU - 11/28 12:02:04
                    You are not reading the table right - Knucklehead MU - 11/28 12:09:20
                         And under the Senate bill taxpayer would pay 10% on the - Spanky KU - 11/28 12:13:08
                              You are correct in your assessment - Knucklehead MU - 11/28 12:15:32
                                   It happens. I am generally the Stupid Beaker and on - Spanky KU - 11/28 12:22:37
          RE: That focused on households under $30k. They are not - MOCO SON MU - 11/28 11:48:29
               You seem preoccupied with personalities - Knucklehead MU - 11/28 12:00:13




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