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OP-- your link appears to just cover CURRENT tax codes. I can't see how it applies to what you're talking about.
For anyone who wants a clear easy break-down of the different tax plans, I found this link, with a chart by income-- for both Obama and McCain. Which candidate is "better" for you financially all depends on how much money you make:
Ok well besides what everyone else said is wrong I went along with your plan and in 2008 I was taxed at 25% in 2000 I was taxed at 28% soooooooo that means under Taxabma I will have my taxes increased. Great, thanks for proving why I will NOT be voting for him.
Ok well besides what everyone else said is wrong I went along with your plan and in 2008 I was taxed at 25% in 2000 I was taxed at 28% soooooooo that means under Taxabma I will have my taxes increased. Great, thanks for proving why I will NOT be voting for him.
Your not the only one, someone makin $8025 is taxed at 10% (2008) but in 2000, they were taxed at 15% Looks to me like Bushs' tax cut helped the poor, and Obama wants to repeal them? Tell me again why the poor is voting Democrat again?
thats the point, peoples taxes will go up under Obama, not down..
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