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View Poll Results: Who Should Have their Taxes Raised
Over 50K 0 0%
Over 100K 1 14.29%
Over 250K 2 28.57%
Over 500K 1 14.29%
Over $1M 3 42.86%
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Old 10-25-2007, 05:38 PM   #1
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Default What's the Income Floor that Rangel Should Raise Taxes On ?

http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/Ne...INE001107.htm&

He's proposing a 4% increase for those over $200K (married), $150K (single).

What should it be ? For my poll, I will put a number for Married, it would be half for Single. It should be doubled for Married as they are far more likely to have high daycare costs if there's two working people, as there usually are.

Remember - this is Federal so it goes for everyone. $200K is a lot where I live. It's a lot less in NY, Boston or Chicago. It won't hit me at this rate, my household income is below the threshold but I'm curious.

edit - there's no "no-one" option. Rangel's raising taxes, that's not an option.
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I voted for $1M. $200K is nuts. That would be great money for me, living in a *****hole town like I do. But for a family with kids and daycare, increasing taxes by 4% for money over $200K is terrible in real cities.
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Where's the "no one" option? This country taxes enough.
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Where's the "no one" option? This country taxes enough.
Rangel running H W&M - Dems with both Houses and soon the Presidency - why do you think I left "no one" off the list of options ?

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Where's the "no one" option? This country taxes enough.
agreed.... it's not about how much tax, it's more about how the tax revenue is spent...

still, if we're gonna waste $2.4 trillion on foreign occupations, i'm more than content making the elite pay for most of it... they wanted it... and they're not fighting it... they should do SOMETHING...

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I chose $250k, but considered $500k because in some urban areas even $500k may not be a fortune (though it's damn good). I'm assuming $250k for a family of 4, and I do think that any tax increase should be graduated, with people earning over $1 million obviously paying more than those earning $250k.
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I voted for $1 million. This bill isnt going anywhere thought and it shouldnt. Raising taxes is not the issue, controlling spending is.
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Where's the "no one" option? This country taxes enough.
Damn!
Beat me to it.
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Where's the "no one" option? This country taxes enough.
I was wondering the same thing
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Americans have become accustomed to more taxes so much that they don't consider the option of no more increases...just how much and who will get the increase. Just like we 've become mindfu-ked into being afraid all the time and that computers, the government anad television are our friends, Americans will buy into everything as long as they perceive that it's the "in" thing. Soon, the "in" thing becomes integrated into the culture.
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