Deficit Commission Wants To Cut Your Tax Rate, But Kill Most Exemptions
• BusinessInsider.com/You read that right, the deficit commission proposal would reduce and simplify personal tax rates. Just three brackets: 12%, 22% and 28%.
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You read that right, the deficit commission proposal would reduce and simplify personal tax rates. Just three brackets: 12%, 22% and 28%.
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