Is Making Work Pay applicable for this year's taxes?

bluestateguy

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Wed Dec-15-10 02:25 AM
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Is Making Work Pay applicable for this year's taxes?

Last year I got an unexpectedly higher refund because of it. Because of some good IRS agent calculating it for me I got a refund that was $400 higher.

Is MWP applicable for the 2010 tax year too?

I've got my mind on my money and my money on my mind.

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jtuck004

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Wed Dec-15-10 02:34 AM
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1. According to the IRS site it is for 2009 and 2010

Edited on Wed Dec-15-10 02:35 AM by jtuck004

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=204447,00.html

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KT2000

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Wed Dec-15-10 02:34 AM
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2. delete

Edited on Wed Dec-15-10 02:36 AM by KT2000

I goofed when I said it was replaced with the 2% reduction in payroll tax. That must be for next year.
MWP was much better - it did not threaten the solvency of Social Security.

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FrenchieCat

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Wed Dec-15-10 02:39 AM
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3. Yes.

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