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1. Shocker.

Wed Mar 28, 2018, 11:05 AM

Mar 2018

38% of 32% is not many

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Shocker. JDC Mar 2018 #1

And I suspect that that 12%.... TranssexualKaren Mar 2018 #4

So true! Wuddles440 Mar 2018 #12

the announced tariffs will increase the prices on a *lot* of items lapfog_1 Mar 2018 #26

And just wait tazkcmo Mar 2018 #3

Smells like PoorMonger Mar 2018 #5

My thought, too. CrispyQ Mar 2018 #19

It's actually 38 percent of the 32 percent whose paychecks have increased. subterranean Mar 2018 #27

Hoodwinked! Eyeball_Kid Mar 2018 #7

And many of those who are ... NanceGreggs Mar 2018 #8

When will they ever learn? C Moon Mar 2018 #9

Where Have All The Flowers Gone FreeStateDemocrat Mar 2018 #14

:) C Moon Mar 2018 #23

Aha. Thanks. I hadn't considered that. lamp_shade Mar 2018 #28

SUCKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bengus81 Mar 2018 #11

You are just not looking at th bright side. From VOX; justhanginon Mar 2018 #15

My tax guy said you may see a little more money but you should raise blueinredohio Mar 2018 #16

A lot of people understood that the Tax Bill was going to be bad BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #17

I call All of them all the time whether or not they are my rep. BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #21

My tax preparer says I will pay more next year spinbaby Mar 2018 #18

Same with us. Our quarterly payments went up. Thanks, Don. Vinca Mar 2018 #29

haven't seen a change? yonder Mar 2018 #22

My taxes for 2018 and going forward have nearly doubled Blazesweetie Mar 2018 #32