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Very good job summarizing the effect January 1 has on so many paychecks. . . Journeyman Jan 2013 #1
Thanks. Glassunion Jan 2013 #2
Are these the same rates as during the Reagan years? It seemed more, plus IRS was higher, too. freshwest Jan 2013 #3
I recently found my 1977 tax booklet and return. I paid a 34% tax federal rate sinkingfeeling Jan 2013 #4
Thanks, that sounds similiar. At any rate, I managed to live on it. freshwest Jan 2013 #6
The problem is that prices are so much higher now. yardwork Jan 2013 #22
We need to convince the 60 million and their families who voted for Romney. freshwest Jan 2013 #23
What I don't understand is why so many people go along with being brainwashed. yardwork Jan 2013 #24
A substantial number of baggers have jobs from privatization. freshwest Jan 2013 #25
Not compared to income. Here's the 1st. paragraph from the 1977 Census on sinkingfeeling Jan 2013 #34
We do need a radical socialist movement. Fantastic Anarchist Jan 2013 #36
The personal exemption was $750 in 1977 dems_rightnow Jan 2013 #20
You're correct. The $35 times number of dependents was a temporary general tax sinkingfeeling Jan 2013 #33
During Reagan the FICA withholdings were lower. Glassunion Jan 2013 #5
Thanks. freshwest Jan 2013 #7
They are higher than during the Reagan years. whopis01 Jan 2013 #29
See also: The cost of your next prescription cthulu2016 Jan 2013 #8
I'm sorry to hear that. Glassunion Jan 2013 #11
It sure seems like it was easier for them to let the holiday expire than it was to hold the banks jtuck004 Jan 2013 #9
I hear you. Glassunion Jan 2013 #10
Actually St. Raygun doubled it in 1983 ErikJ Jan 2013 #13
SS tax did not double under his presidency. Glassunion Jan 2013 #14
1980/8% to 1990/15.3% ErikJ Jan 2013 #15
A few things... Glassunion Jan 2013 #16
Your table is bad ErikJ Jan 2013 #17
I realize that now. My bad. It was the first result in google. Glassunion Jan 2013 #21
Social Security Benefits calculator. ErikJ Jan 2013 #12
Good information. johnp3907 Jan 2013 #18
When you pay less into SS you get less...... Historic NY Jan 2013 #26
Well stated... WCGreen Jan 2013 #19
If you make more than the cap, you would have had no Still Sensible Jan 2013 #27
If you make more than the cap would you be pissing and moaning Glassunion Jan 2013 #31
You haven't seen any number of DUers complain against removing/lifting the contribution cap? Romulox Jan 2013 #35
Only George Bush tax holidays last forever. dkf Jan 2013 #28
So says you. Glassunion Jan 2013 #32
K & R Scurrilous Jan 2013 #30
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