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extra $22 per week in their paycheck on average from the tax cut. Wow a night out at mcdonalds for a family of 4.
You really should read articles before you comment on them.
I'm missing something here. 40 (24+7+9) identify as dem, 46 (11+6+19) idenify as rep and you say the poll is padded with dems. How does that work exaclty?
bob2356 saysI'm missing something here. 40 (24+7+9) identify as dem, 46 (11+6+19) idenify as rep and you say the poll is padded with dems. How does that work exaclty?
The way I learned math is that (11+6+19) = 36, but this is how math is taught in my state. Apparently it's taught differently in others....
So riddle me this. If hourly wages are down, then where is the increase in tax revenue coming from? Did salaries jump suddenly and abruptly on a wide scale? Hmmm. I wonder why the stock market is barely staying even with huge buybacks? Anyone out there cashing out their stocks and taking profits? Hmm. Dividends up 15% to record high. First q 109 billion in dividends. Taxable dividends.
Hourly wages down, salaries really didn't change,
From the bea tables:
bob2356 saysHourly wages down, salaries really didn't change,
Look who's back to show us more awesome math skills, and wrong assumptions.
You should really read the WHOLE thread before posting additional nonsense.
Ok where is the 9% growth in individual income tax collections coming from? Feel free to provide the CORRECT assumptions. Not that it will ever happen.
OK, how's this?
https://www.cbo.gov/system/files?file=2018-07/54126-MBR.pdf
You should really read the WHOLE thread before posting additional nonsense.
MrMagic saysOK, how's this?
The question is what part of individual income taxes is driving the 9% increase if wages are only slightly up,
https://www.cbo.gov/system/files?file=2018-07/54126-MBR.pdf
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Changes in real wages: