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I made 30,000 dollars last year and I paid in about 3,000 in taxes. I got NONE of it back. I thought the bottom fifty percent didn't have to pay taxes?
Many corporations pay ZERO due to loopholes, doesn't that make the rich the freeloaders?
My daughter made $6,000 last year and she paid taxes. But, alas, she still is a dependent. I suppose if she lived in the homeless shelter and not with me, she could have claimed the Earned Income Credit and gotten some money back.
I made 30,000 dollars last year and I paid in about 3,000 in taxes. I got NONE of it back. I thought the bottom fifty percent didn't have to pay taxes?
Many corporations pay ZERO due to loopholes, doesn't that make the rich the freeloaders?
I made 30,000 dollars last year and I paid in about 3,000 in taxes. I got NONE of it back. I thought the bottom fifty percent didn't have to pay taxes?
Many corporations pay ZERO due to loopholes, doesn't that make the rich the freeloaders?
You need to play the game, get married have kids, buy a house you can't afford and the benefits will roll in!
I traced the source of that claim to a CBO report from about 4 years ago. It showed that the bottom income quintiles actually had a negative income tax burden, roughly since 1987. However, the "poor" still paid social insurance taxes and excise taxes. The lack of an income tax burden results from the EITC.
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