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dembotoz

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5. folks have run the numbers and low income folks may see taxes go up

Reply to left-of-center2012 (Original post)

Fri Dec 2, 2016, 01:21 PM

Dec 2016

blanket statements are misleading at this time but i would not expect much for low income folks

i have seen the base rate is going from 10 to 12 percent but with deductions who knows

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Is this true: Trump to tax the poor [View all] left-of-center2012 Dec 2016 OP

They want to remove head of household exemption WhiteTara Dec 2016 #1

I suspect the earned income tax credit is on the block. ALBliberal Dec 2016 #2

For 2016 it is 10,360 which is the cuttoff in income before Federal income tax applies kelly1mm Dec 2016 #3

nope jodymarie aimee Dec 2016 #13

Social Security income is taxed differently than regular income. See below: kelly1mm Dec 2016 #16

The elimination of deductions (mentioned by the nominee for Treasury) lapfog_1 Dec 2016 #4

folks have run the numbers and low income folks may see taxes go up dembotoz Dec 2016 #5

Problem is with parents or head of household in lower incomes. haele Dec 2016 #9

If democrats in house and senate MFM008 Dec 2016 #6

Fight For What? SoCalMusicLover Dec 2016 #11

When I first started to watch politics MFM008 Dec 2016 #14

Why does everybody Doreen Dec 2016 #7

Many R's do advocate higher taxes on poor via a flat tax and taking away tax exemptions/credits wishstar Dec 2016 #8

Anyone who aint stinking rich is going to see higher taxes. Yavin4 Dec 2016 #10

Yep. I guarantee it. smirkymonkey Dec 2016 #15

They'll do it indirectly. Xolodno Dec 2016 #12

What do you expect? world wide wally Dec 2016 #17