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Taxes 2000 versus 2008
Old 11-24-2008, 05:36 AM   #1
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I am not sure what will happen with the Income Tax system in the USA but I have heard that the plan may entail letting the "Bush Tax Cuts" expire in 2010, i.e., do nothing with the tax system between now and then. If that is what happens I became curious what that would mean to me. So I took a look and compared 2008 taxes (since I know what they will be) to what they would have been using the 2000 rate schedule. Personally, my taxes would have been 24% more under the 2000 rates than they are under the current 2008 rates. Basically, I know the 10% rate goes away and the long term dividend rate goes up (however, dividends do not apply to my situation, just a clean, standard deduction return). Here is the 2000 rate schedule if anyone else is interested (it is a PDF file): http://www.unclefed.com/IRS-Forms/ta...0_i1040trs.pdf
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