A Tax Cut for the Rich?
Low Boundary | High Boundary | Lowest Tax Rate | Highest Tax Rate |
$0 | $14,600 | 10% | 10% |
$14,600 | $59,400 | 10% | 13.77% |
$59,400 | $119,950 | 13.77% | 19.44% |
$119,950 | $182,800 | 19.44% | 22.38% |
$182,800 | $326,450 | 22.38% | 27.05% |
$326,450 | unlimited | 27.05% | nearly 35% |
All of this is based on the tax tables, which are available for everyone to read. First off as any numbskull can see the tax rates grow as a person's wealth grows. Meaning a rich person is paying a higher percentage of his income than is a poor person. Perhaps you liberals should have been in school under the "No child left behind" program and then your math skills would be good enough to figure this out as well! I'm tired of hearing this stupidity, so I figured I would take the time to write down the definitive proof so I can just point back at this and not have to rewrite it every time one of you bird-wits lets this standard Demo-Mantra crap roll out of your fetid little pie holes.
Oh, and btw, where in that entire table do you see the number $200,000 explicitly mentioned? Nowhere! The number, my neanderthal liberal readers is $182,800. The result however is still that a person earning $200,000 still pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes than you do, so quit your damned whining!
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