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umm, no... your math is just a little off.Originally posted by: WHAMPOM
Originally posted by: JKing106
"Rangel and his House Democratic colleagues want to begin voting as soon as this week on a plan to raise the federal income-tax rate by 5.4 percentage points on individuals with incomes above $800,000 and couples earning more than $1 million, and by 1 to 1.5 percentage points on individuals with incomes starting at $280,000, all effective in 2011."
They can afford it. I'm looking forward to BarrySweetie's next daily commentary on Limbaugh's opinion tomorrow.
If you make $1 million, you pay $9,000 more in taxes. Less than 1% of their income. Oh the deprivations of the well off! How will they manage? Cut off their contributions to the Republican party?:thumbsup:![]()
those making $1 million will pay an additional $54,000 in Federal income taxes, not "$9,000" -- that is, of course, on top of the 35% tax rate they already pay on that amount, for a total Federal Income Tax obligation of 40.4%. (Not to mention State taxes, FICA, etc).
So, if you have a $1,000,000 gross annual income, your Federal Income Tax obligation (before deductions) will become: $404,000; leaving a NET income of $596,000.
Grade-school math FTW.
40.4% is pretty damn high... but my guess is that you'd gladly take even more if you could, right?